The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-29

when they will and feel the utility business, and
necessity of the measure much their brethren of
the North; and we sincerely hope that all the i'll feel
ing, harsh sayings, and Incorporate threats of resist
to the laws, and dissolution of the Union, which
recent events have created may speedily give place to
better feelings and sound and healthy state of
public mind and that all the highly favored citizens of
this great Republic may unite brethren, i'll the sup
port of every calculated to promote the gem
raj welfare of their country and the individual pros
perity of its inhabitants.
cat the present time, when heavy pecunary pres
is felt by the great body of the people, arising in
some from the operation of the tariff law,
combined with other causes, it behooves every citizen
OF the South to meet the exigency by efficient action
instead of factiOus decamation and threats of seces-
sion from the Union. In this opinion, nine tenths of
the politicians of North-Carolina concur They be-
eve that the most eiiectual of counteracting
the effects of the tariff remedyng the other
evils under which the country is suffering is TO give
new direction to their ndustry-to besow their labor
and capital other branch of business than the
raising of cotton. And although there may be some
diversity of opinion, to the particular branch of bus
mess that holds out the irest prospect of aiordng
relief to the country and personal gain to those who
wish to invest their capital, it is the opinion of most
of those whose political forecast is entitled to weight
that the establishment of Cotton MANUFACTURES, pre-
sents to the citizens of Western Carolina, the most
likely (and IN the opinion of many, the only means
OF alternating their present embarrassments.
There at this time Cotton Manufactures in Lin
coin county, Fayetteville, and at the Falls of Tar
River, in this state and informed that the bus
mess yields handsome profit the capital invested.
Such being the case i'll these establishments, which
were built when Machinery, well every other ar
tlce of which they constructed, 80 per cent.
dearer than now add to which the fact that the spir-
of opposition to the tariff in the south will cause
southern manufactured articles to sell much more rea
Oily than they heretofore have donc,-and there can
be no doubt but what Cotton Factory to be NOR es
tabisled would yield very large profits the proprie
tors.
Men of enterprise, Of public spirit and of patriot
ISM have, then, every nducement to unite in forming
company, for establishing Cotton Mdnutactory at
or in the vicinity of, the town of Salisbury
CONGRESS will meet next Monday. An abstract of
tae proceedings will he regularly furnished to the pat
rons of the g Register
Singular Circumstaace.-W called in at the office
of DR.. j. +. VAUGHAN, of this Borough, on Thursday
last when he related the following wonderful occur
renee, which have no doubt is destined to make
great noise in the world, and to be subject of much
discussion among the faculty.
child about fourteen months old in the neighbor-
hood OF this Borough, had been suffering from some
singular disease, for upwards of six months, and for
the last three months, experienced the cxcrucia
ting PAIN lis parents supposing its illness to proceed
from worms administered the rcmedies Icuo in eucb