Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22


all her manulctoral fabTics the materials which are
composed Of iron, wool and cotton, with low tariff
Of duties. to support economical government not
perhaps exceeding ten per cent ad val"rem. IL VIII
b. by fair calculation, that all agricultural I'M
cmrn:s ready manuactnred could be imported rear
l. 1T the price paid in The United States 10. The
bar iron. We ask leave 10 state few OF The con-
m,n articles Indispensable for farming purposes t
wit: All descriptions OF axes, the carpenters broad
AK, the "a ling Collins axe, as well as tn III a
hawk ha!che ali OF the most imFr we'd p!ouGh:. e.,
Of the Careys, Dragon, FreeLrn and bar shear log an
chain bolts clIvces and even hooks and pes,
and horse shoes ready made, with nails IT is rep scnt
I'd to your committee, that ny taking tie aetu1' ati VI
10 the great manufacturer OF iron, they can ne
made 70 order, and slapped TO US tor little more Than Is
paid in the United States FOX the bar iron; or be 1t re-
cnibered. iron is taxed by the pound there 1t is fur.
Their known that all coarse woo!enS pay duty CT sixty
seventy per such Blankets lnne!s and coarse
wOo!en ia5Iics suitable r e2ro clothing; and her cot
ton fabrics U almost every description, - or q cent
bower than the siMc article be had IN the l. ,. In
cntur usc manufactures she VIII receive III e'ur
two Of the richest stat !rS III the world, sugar an' c'Gn
OILERS will be exported. ach as prtry ana TIE prec!'
metals and VICE" can be raised i"ro II vast
extent and it would competition wan Ihr hh"r
wool.growcrs o.! England. the MrrIno and SaX"A: and
she matter o! sound rI:cy. wOu.! assess very 20"
duiy on il. With light LGty on all the manH:Ac-
of Great Britain Il is hu reasonable 10 expect, Size
viii reduce the iGtr. cotton and sugar shPPt 10
her pJrts The :aaSt distinguished statesmen tEat VIC
have ha; IN opportunity OF c'nsuing' are OF op'H'0n
that the advantages /" tie sugar and Cotton planters @.
this Rpuhic vot!d be cun!lly from thirty to thirty.
three an: hall per c::: the saGe class OF pTodA'
GERS ia the Ciiicd States. Could We InnIan "ur sta
ton as am independent nation few years sand ypur
committee entertain doubt ui ability To Go So--ipT
old Snan a:i Mexico have known Texas rs well Tor
hundred and i:ty or forty years. and have mani
Tested great anxiety 10 "Ca;c ana cU!onmr IT, III when
they have !a,.c!-":.c there only few wancer-
n tribes o Indians vino rna.n tho cOuntry, wi!h.
locAi h0b.laIlpn, ana who know nothing o!
even lii" use OF re-arn's-aty attempt TO '%'rH'na or
drive out our brave soldiers ana PATROLS WIN" Tue ur'y
T!:r II l:clT hands, IS VAN a' !"e' l"'? may "S"'
invade Il small portion CT cur western p!arrs-5u 10
conquer US they m""rr. never! never! -tor,
oar l,lplnrtrao!e CANE L:ahe!, HtG cceP'tahHeu via
woc$, with The r:li' behind every tier VIII present Is
iinrrnc,rIt!e barriers t. i!@m "a!!s OF brass.
!. confidently believed ta. oar Republic will scad!
t. advance 10 prosperity and harmony, Tor we have no
conIicg interest to arrest It's march have no great
manufacturing or agricultural! :'crcst, located from oo'
10 1900 miles distant trol each other, s the case N
Tn. L. States it IS tbs location perhaps, that has re-
centr byc called by UI r Wise statesmen anlas-
puis:icai nor y..!i !v" sa"r-'ldng and sG'Ae
nors:aye-lUdmg states 10 c%'i', anu s''ate t'e P"
niud nor ru:l..crn, southern interest 10 co"te""
INIT e., snail have perfectly s!nooh sea |" en-.
bark our pullcu vessel OF, ai we nave no douDt % '
s,cc.ss Of her yoyarc if wisely trim HOT S>!S ana
IT,, h,r ride ,.asy our cIi:I.tirc nave irt A'iT L.
.,, ,I. -h,v, view; TO the Senate. b, Cause 10"
,ri,u,,,.r relations OF the Republic u Texas woiit
seem naturally to extend beyond our foreign P"''F, i
rich AGRICULTURAL productions ist stated ana cur s'eao
cguSu!unt!uu U foreign @hEc' WIZ pfcsti1 D. ''S 49,
csting and imprGla"l advantages 10 " pu'.': $780, ..
would mos, lHcIv cn.r mt commercial ar!H"5rm us
with u; mauliy Acnv:iai to b,t!. nations; 1t IS tine '
f. n .n,ycrnaunls to whom entrusted the well beng
y ,,;,ns; ri their country 10 avail themselves Oi a."
ana naP'na, ." ,, ricI Il, -; Great obicls Therefore,
E'"a, . H. In ns An:.icl. the list rao,hs o
s Us al" "ad TIE nnannons chec Of this country no;
Gse it cssstc"' r,eosa our "tSpy"tsnes' but
tIrlt us :" 80, m an ,nual !,,lnu with the crgiua
SI, Nv the ill OF March next, which time the S"s
SO" Of c5"es will 'i31!s it h j: but @5.
10, , "s 10 ,t j., cherished by every Anglo
N t'a lG4 krc Tor M nation from whom we have all
descended 10 1--WE Us ven tic sunshine ot her couNte