Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-06

India trade, which has been communicated to the Er-
gsh minister and Is to be laid before cabinet
Gil, as soon as ul one be Obtained. This is an
important poiut g,iusd. The altered tone OF the En-.
gish ministry is also such induce the hope that an
arrangement 30 essentially beneficial to both countries
may no, ultimately fail Though no.
The New Hampshire Patriot has an article on the
subject Of the tarifspeokins language which are
glad to hear from New E0gland-a language worthy
oil heT-worthy Il original Intelligent, viruous, agri-
cultural, New Engidn'-a different thing from what
the advocates OF the American System would make
hir. We give a part Of the article below: 10.
otis reality OF which well convinced, as
OF our existence that the establishment OF manufacto
ries to any great exteut in New Hanp hies, woiil
prove curse rather ,hin blessng-th- severest
rurse that could ovcrtdke The farmers If
Kew flainp hite not and never have been 10 any
great eN;ctt depend mt epon foreign countries Tor
their olOtling-and you will scarcely lind farmer
who deserves the name. whe her he appear at home
or abroad-in church, or in our Legislative all, who
does not display coat OF his own manufacture-th-
wool raised OH his farm, aud spun and woven in
his own house Thi' is certainly the with tho
tanners in whose families are acuuainted and the
time has been, when every article by all the
meSbers OF farmers family, female well as male
was he produce Of is own Industry. Then their girls
could Ind suihcent employms mt at home, where they
were expected, innocent and happy-then il did
cost the whole product OF the farm TO furnish calicoes
anu ginghains and iss to clohe The female TT Of he
hou'ehold then the farmers OF New Hampshire were
independent AMI rich And il is a fact, that evr ry
thing hat has been done in the way Of manufacturing
IN this State, aside rcm tina; done in families, has ope.
The establishment Of cotton factories, nearly put
stop 10 The growing OF nax and wi il half Of the
productive industry OF the female portion of farmers
dihy-anu The establishment o. ,cOOHen factories is
rapidly destroying The remainder. IL il certainly the
interest OF the iarmer, the mechanic who cannot
manufacture his own clOh to purchase al a. cheap
rate as he can-and high tariifup foreign woollens,
II 1t answer the desired end, of protecting American
manufacture, must raise the price the article and
subject the buyer I, additional If the buyer be
iarmer, wha; does he receive as an equivalent? Alb
solntely nothing. He has indeed been told that his
produce and especially his wool, will command
higher price. But experience has shown the absutdy
oil such an eSpecta,onior since the establishment Of
the last tsriA both have sunk in vaue-and the expe
rment only proves that the is taxed for the
beneht oil the manufacturer, without any equivalent
whatever.
New Hampshire ia erspha,icaliy an Agricultural
State--and such let her remain. We hope never to
see the day. when her 10 be iakrn from the
Tree, healthiul and honorable employmcn; OF cutvat-
ing the soil, which sufficiently rewards ia -ir industry
and supplies ;her wants, in order to become part
The machinery OF factory, where their minds wen
as their bodies become dbased aud controlled by the
will of manufacturing aristocracy. Manufactures
may conducs to the benef, of h4 few, but they de-
grade and impove1.h tn many. And this is what the
aiisocracy wish TO bring about The sooner Il c equi-
lily OF the people can be de toyel and the lines dis.
tin, ty drawn between the gentlemen and the simple
men, and The cne taxed to the extent of endurance TO
minister 10 The luxury, the avaice and the usts OF the
other the the wishes OF the mnions OF arsto-
cracy will he accomplished, agd the time fastened
When our republican government shall give place To
lhe most oppressive system Of OlgITchy. The
ocracy in New Hampshire would doubtless Lc glad 10
state of things introduced here similar TO that
oil the manufacturing districts on England-where
poor man is compelled to labor diligently and servely
for scdny pittance which is hardly sufficient 10 sus-
tain life, tasting animal food scarcely in year,
where whole population OF village dependent
upon manufacturing corporation Tor the of life,
AMI who have no mind or will of their own than
the cattle that Craze QUE hills The will
produce ths effects here as in EGgldnd The
day thet witnesses New Hampshire manufacturing
state, in The full accepation Of the word will
majority OF her sous slaves toing tor task MASTER
and The domination oil an ars'ocracy, oVerbe airing
and tyrannical any that disgraced any coun-
try. For Ourselves, choose rather TO see New
Hampshire what she is--her hardy enjoying the
blessings of equal liberty-iree al The mountain air
they brea'he-with hearts and hands 10 defend their
equal tights aud with minds capable of determining in
what those rights consist-meu "wEo know their
igLts, aud, knowing dare maintain them'-,han to
see her become the MdIche Ter the Sheffield of the
new word, overwhelmed with arisocr attic inonopoe<
her sons debss'd and her daughters degraded"
Among the arguments usel 10 persuada the Ma.sa-
chusetis Legislature to make the rail road from Boston
to Albany, 1t has been urged, we perceive, by Mr.
Blake OF Bns on, that it j. necessary in order keen
the people OF that neighbourhooi from emigrating TO
the D egon Territory lie stated that there was al
association of active, enterprising men, formed for the
purpose OF col1nZng tie territory beyond the Rocky
Mount in, and lhat four thousand families were en-
gagged in 'he project These persons he seemed 10
think might be kept at home by of rail road
If they about 10 emgrAte for the purpose Of build
ing rail road on the shores oil the PLcili:, the sug
gestion undoubtedly is worth considering We should
like TO know OF whom this numerou association OF yo
untary eXiss are 20 be composed? Are they persons
no have suffered by the ruin OF the manulac uring
establishments H. the neighbourhojl of Bo.ton and
who DESTROYS Of wing ag icul!urAl settle
cannot be felt in the course OF their life time al east
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