Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05

United States:
GROWTH OF TOBACCO IN IRELAND
10 the Chronicle of the oath Of January ve inserted an
lie on the subject of Tobacco pointing out, in words tx,
injury the regular importer of States subec, to om
the sale by Government OF seized tobacco price than
the air trader can afford to dispose of his npoand adj
dona injury the importer suans by the growth tobacco IN
Ireland, which is consumed duty free.
Ihuic REMARKS nave led several in different COM
neca papers ami the vast eventual Importance of cutiva,ug
mat psni IN Ireland has begun excite very general
ton twas known to few (evcn commercial man) that
bacco is extensively planted lreiandbu last yea guam
tY was raised on wchthc did arihns
o. iuS nu, "nc iofen, and imported would have yield
ed l4OGO0 the No duty is attacab!c to Irish
grown obacoo bnihete grea. doubts legality of
sac Gn therefore, it is conveyed under covered permits The
growth absolutely in,erced in England Now that rro
uDofy laws To protect Virginia merely longer
cessary, but as projections foreign country, libel or
ths II becomes OF immense Importance institute inquiry
whether all the tobacco used in Great Britain may no, be Oh
the United States y have before said that The
CROWN 10 Ireland last year was, revenue the value
l4oooOL and informed that profitable It's cul,va
lon that IN very short period quantity the ex,cn, or
oeooo revenue (or rather sacrifice ofrevcnue viii raised
In one year.
confidently anticipated that concession of the Ca,o
tic claims will greatly increase the value Of land co
try but how would such value be accelerated if An
ly encouraged cultivation tobacco were adopted at dtv
propuroned to the o. cultivation and protection of
the rcvenuc rcl-r peculiarly well calculated for its
drctton, very great proportion ofthe soil being auvia
Should the British Government encourage this
scheme of raising Tobacco in ireland and Mr. Ceop
PER idea OF resortng to india for cotton be realized
we Should ut once lose best customer for two of
the great staples OF the H. States and our CONNER
clai relations would undergo nlatcria! revolution
II England be convinced of the feasibility Of
these changes, and at the time see Clearly her
own interest adopting them, NAV RELY ,Don II
ter tore for US will be obstacle in the way of her
carrying the system o! exclusion into complete effect
Our TARItF (let differ as zoe inav respcciu lis
policy, and whatever size may say the contrary J
has wounded her deeply, and she will not be content
with merely wardirg off lis effects but we nave
REASON TO expect that every measure of cca ati,n in
her power will be rcsorted to- II is true that to no
suddenly deprived of the British Markets for the sale
Of Tobacco and Cotton would be \ serious L,r,
10 our prosperity, still satisfied the injury
would be but temporary. The Creator in BLESSING
our People with degree OF intelligence and enter
prize beyond the Common lot, and in fixing their ds
tiny IN country surprising all others in the fertility
OF It's soil and the variety OF it's climate with terri
toria extent sufficient for c th0u=arith rcucratinn
certainly designed that We should be subject f.,
the will, or affected by the caprice OF onv FOREIGN
nation; ard to betotoiy ipendent, hare oaly to
,ohH1 II would perhaps nc yell for the Govern
mente both Of Great Britain and the United State
to reflect seriously these things previous 70 the
commencement OF new ncgotiations.--Pet Zines.
BRtr1sn CoIoNi,L TEApf-'Fhc Boston Daily Advertiser
ST. Johns, y g., dated May Ie,t "
1.-The last packet brought important a:nlaon res
Ftng Our trdet IS the Intention of our ministers
tic tonnage duty upon American vessels rcrnt them IT,
auctions free from duty as brought down tie river ST
Lawrence other rivers by what called inland nairaon
SnCE articles are 10 be DeiitTdZed and
upon the conditions and privileges colonial productions
This will materially, if not entirely alter the American trade
and exports 10 the Neutral Islands for the supply of the British
Islands IN the West Indies British ships will call here on their
way 10 the West Indies, to- take general cargo of orr and
your productions, thus throwing the loGg voyages into British
bottoms and relieving tho planters by remission of the duties
which attaches upon American articles Imported from
neutral port This will he the if nothing is done n
teract the land hope there will mott by your govern
rncnt we shall III that feel additional obligation n
q ~ for throwing such good and unexpected thing in our
way, for it all from him fine comes from o,ir
Province Agents in London, and have doubt of its correct
ness