The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-04

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interrupted. embarrassed. snd thwsried<
IL fliis stream be nov dried Up. This
cnnnexi0n ol the various interests ol ne
country with one anniher fbsms n -
pnrtant and interesting topic. II 10 one ~
the natural ties Of the Union. Thr safs~
ely 0f production. and mutual wants 49,
tnally supplied. constitute . strong -.
between differeni states: snd long nsy
that band Iasl. growing with their growth.
and strengthening Nth lhrir siffeg,h-
Bur, Mr.. President. that portion OF npr
prnaacliOns which takes the form ~ ex-
port. becomes dssiiacl and visible; 4 .
prnminenI and striking. and . seen and
wondered a. by EVERY body The snuusl
returns al shaw IL. and every days con-
merrial iaielllgence speaks Of - We
gaze Al il with admiration. and The world
y no less sdmIring than ourselves.
Win other branches II industry tbs
case is quite different. The prodaet. Of
these branches, beng Pot IN the srsin OF
dnnesiic exchanges. and consumed IN the
enunlry, do not ass inta sssiisiicsl tables.
are nut collected 10 mssses. and ere sell
dom presented in The aggregate. N ms
public view., They are not Of Tho cha
racier of fs~ large and mighty rissrs.
but Of Thousand lillls slrssms. neandef-
ing through al the fields of businrss and
Of life. and refreshing and lerlilzing ihs
whole.
! Few Of us. Mr.. President. are aware !
"f>yhat would be the amount Of the &C.
raIfcnduclion Of the country, NJ could
I've accurately aseeriained. The Legisls-
.nre OF MasSschusetls. under The recon-
menda'lon q n intelligent Chief Msgis-
: lfase % thar slaie.sss esussi A. a pre-
pared and published .@rp.r 81 .ae eos,-
: ,iitiaa and products y Ns,sla. srsf' u x~ef
= It's industry. lor me yess sslisa..- - ! ~
: 1887. The returns of The aulhes.s<s y
: each city and town were made. apparent
D ly. with much care; and the Whole has
Il been rollased by the Secretary of Stats.
= and the result distinctly presented IN weIl-
arranged statistical tables. From sum
mary nf the statements in these izbIes. /
Y will lake the liberty OF selecting : few ar
= ricles. and Of adverling 10 them here. -
u instances or specimens. of The annual pro-
i duct OF labor and Indusiryin than state.
II And 10 begin with very necessary and
II important article. find. lhai " booss
e and shoes, the value Of The vhols smornt
l. manufactured wI.hin The yer ezcssds
e fnurteen millions and half Of dolIsfs. III
h the amount of other articles of the cane
/ class, or material. be added. viz. Is-iher,
a saddles, trunks, harness. &C., The total
n will be moi far from eighteen millions and
e . half Of dollars.
will read the names Of some other ar
!. licles. and state the amount OF annual pro.
% duct belonging TO each:
Il Cotton fabrics sl7s41s .non
r W0olien fabrics 10 399 600
10 Fisheries 500 f0o
4 Books and stationary, and paper a'ssa.ooo
J" S"ap aud candles ig2G.op0
3 Nails, brads and lacks a.SDp.ooO
v Machinery Uf various kinds Las 600
Ie Agricultural imp ements G45 600
elias e3Ioo0
Hats T00u00
ID Clothing. neckeloths. &c. 2oi3ooc
Is "ooi $50 o06
IN These. sir, are samples. The grand
4 total Is ninety one millions seven hundred
s. thousand dollars. Frna this. showessr.
N deducuons are To be made for the casf III
E, the raw material when imported. and Cor
IL certain articles enumerated under differ
&c emf heads. But. then, the Whole sts,e-
II menl is confined In Some sralifhes ollin-
- dustry only; and To presen, On entire and
u. comprehensive view, there should ha.s,i-
lie ded the gains of cnmmerce within the
2; year. the earnings Of navigation. and al
p m"A the whole agricultural proda>n ol
4 the state.
p The result Of all. IL il could Be collatsd
'e and exhibited togeIher, would show iha,
a. the annual product Of Msssachnset,s ca.
h, pitaI and Massachusetts industry excSsd.
rs one hundred millions Of dollars. NV.
he sir, Massachusetts is small stxse. IN 81.
{. tent Of territory. You may mark eu, ber
X dimensions seven ar eight tisnes an n
g map Of Virginia. Yet her popa.a.,on !.
ID seven hundred thousand souls; and she
=. annual result nf their labar,nus ,ndastrx.
4 economy and labor, 10 a. hsse sfa,ed'
T. Mr.. President, ~ locking aver The re-
)" snl'. II Is m"s, gratifying ID and. thar liza
u great mass Consists IN articles eonsllv ex-
", spnusl aud useful 10 altscs~.<s ,f'h-v
Ie are no, luxuries. but aec~ssar,es 49, am.
nj forts. They belong 10 faos and r....l,,n,.
ID to household conveniences, sassl l,,es.
al ,lOn. As they are m"re and 40. mpl.
$, tiplied, the great majority III snc.ess be-
OIL comes more elevated. better instructed.
Dr. and happier in all Respects. T-h,ve lock.
K ed through this whDle liza 81
g. wha, there is IN il that NIGH H. 60
le clsssed among the higher luxzlz&~zs s. q -
ID and what do | faag ri III
o. dred millions. I ga baA,.T
A. VA ,s !. e ~, .s' g at lshfes hun:
= YER, and silver plate" This i ~. ~.
q belongs to luxury. in her annual pra. l',s :
20 Of hundred millions: and of ,h,s, y
K doubt. the far greater portion - I, J