Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-05-12

advantageous 10 all parties, than the di
rect trade. Trade, like water, Away
seeks its level, and unless when opposed
by natural or artificial barriers, will run
its course in the shortest ard most diree
Tine. 1t must be admitted therefore, tina
but for opposing obstacles which have beer
interposed and which hye forced the com
merce of the South or, its rot3fdl chan
Inels, our Cotton, Rice, and Tobacco, woult
have found their marketsEn Europe, BY
the shortest and most direct route from
Southern Sea Ports and in Southern ships
and ii is equally obvious, that the foreign
goods received in exchange for these pro
ductions would have Seen returned to US
through the same channels. Now can any
plausible reason be assigned, why under .
system OF free trade, the exports Of South
carolina and Georgia as has
been shown to $e4,000,o00 annually,
should not be sent directly to Europe from
Charleston and Savannah? and why the
foreign goods for Which they are exchanged,
should MOI be imported directly in return?
Our harbors arc safe and commodious, the
voyage is shorter and safer, and the freight
less. But what is of infinitely more i'm
PoIIance' we actually PRODUCE The VERY
ARTICLES !lc" whlch are 10 Dc exported, ana re-
quire FOR OUR OWN CONSUMPTION the very
goods, to be received in exchange for those
exports wow can any ,nlhg &c cohcelV-
60 more uhhatural'-more on! Oh the usu-
a. anu proper course OF DuslheSs,-'han
tia. oun SolIoN WHICH Is 70 DC eAchaneea
,or !ne Manu'ac.uses OF Eng'ald, snou,G
De AL! mrs, M snnPPeu 70 VIEW iork'L'nere solo
70 .ne I've" orA Me y MN iran
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sI nis anu converted in'o Dri.lsn GOODS
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