Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-29

Extract oi n Litter fro8, a Souih Ca,oii,,ia,
HaetHng IN He Noch
was SURPRISED 10 hnd that .moug good
society here On BosIon,) the politics aud IenJ.
hB meh OF opolh Carolina are 50 wei,
""a'is,oou' ihhl our prop6ntty asainstcum,
mereIai restrictions IL fully known and annre-
c'nieh, aud The old merchants of Bo.on mo-,
heartily unite with u.s. 'OSs
" large manufacturer saiJ that h. ,,,.
ready to make one more eompromi,e vii, ~
South. asked MN with some solicitud. oh,
II whs lie iopied-hdt The South sIouij he
permitted 10 arrange he tariff Of d.t,e, ,nii,r.
" htfseD, hnt upon the condition. thai sh.
would agree not 10 change nm item for thirty
y"h'S' "'lhonl the consent OF the North.
""s sihrued nj ,hIa proposal aud nj once s,id
It would be accepted. My friend reminded ,,.
not 10 accept IT too hastily. We. sa,J ~.
must work II Is our destiny and we ca, cam,
form our industry to any system, bat asvstem
0i perpetual change. lie reminded mo oC a.
speeches OF our leading men their ent,,. ,a,,
glVersati0n, and confess fear ,ha, - a.
PeoPl" should give uS The right 10 6x Tho -,
r'h, aud u our brethren tho right alone 10
permit change, that we should soon bo ,;,.',
OF our Nv" woik. You would be aa,onishsd
at the accuracy of the Information of thu -
liBeni people OF the place. ss TO the noIn;c.
and mon OF our State. They read our ,snsr.
and know the characters Of our Ie,J,n, !.'
as wei hs we Ourselves. They rely gren,Iv o,s
the hrmhess ond good sense Of our STAT. go
thht hei fedty gfeR men have undertaken IN
dHaOuso them ol the Idle and pernioIo,. ~,
ions Of NuIIihcation and Disunion.n
CharteJton Gnseus.
"hoeVer mas VISITED Boston, will bear vii.
ness 10 'oe haciiy with which this intelligent,
oo''s'"er SKI, ehes oil The leading traits in
tho Character oil the People of thai c,,v ia.
polltlcs aud leading men OF the Son,,, no
whero htiier understood-no where -
highly estimated, than by the inielipent =, "
kees. HE prejudice of the elder maY,h.n,.
against commercial restrictions, Is quit. as gres,
as among rational Carolinia They va.
member The smbargoes OF lsO7-Oo AMI H.
Try To forgive the Southern States for ,bo r,,
'hac,y wan winch they persisted in il, against
Tue almost unanimous voice Of New ENGLAND
ne 'hen OF lha present GENERATION of Boston
"e' 10 ah 'h'hgs as II They bad not only for
gwen, but forgotten those things.
The large maouiscturerp Ssfsrred IN n.
pressed, va have no doubt, the general asnIi-
meni moi OF The Mhnuiacfurers ONLY but M H.
Merchants also, OF the Easiern States vben
he sad he WAS willing that the South shout,
Arrange the Tariff OF Duties herself II che
would only agree to be vatis6ed win hor
o"a WORK after ~ was done. II is hardly so
'mPo''a"t 10 iho industry OF the country
1880 '"b ot (OntLeECe Nv the Gen.
eihl Government are, as that they sbouId hs
stable. lie long embargo, aud sub,en,sr,
non-l"tercoufse, followed by war, the Who'll
hiling up space of more than seven consern.
we years, forced the employ meot of the can,
tai aud Industry of New England in M.nuG,r
lures ; The return OF peace broke down mos, -.
the manufacturers aud staggered the res,
recovering slowly from their PROSTATE copd,
ton, they are now dong we'll. A reduction
OF duties, such AS the South Carolinians npnesr
to desire, Bhd such some Of them dem.od
as The alternative Of revoiuri m, would Gu, on
the Manufacturers tho roots. TO the ruin oftho
Interests VI the south we'll as OF the Nor,h
But moderate reduction oil such DUTIES ns her
heaviest on the south woul /, we have no
doubt, meet the ready assent of ali the Ens
tern states IL there could be an assurance of
the stability OF tue duties after su:h mnd,6c..
ton. But this is what Eastern St.iesmen an,
Manufacturers aud Merchants doubt. la 1915
aud up to 1924, The South Caroliniaos. VIII,
are now the Tree trads" men, were tho
lariiilfes What assurance eau we have thar
IN seven years more the views off the " FIRE,
Hade' pary will not have undergone another
ieVoi't'oh MAJ. Int.