Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-29

e,,,cs NJ the Allegheny and Monongahala; gee lnes
,aaiva ,n;ll;ons annually going off from fitlsourg' an'
The LARGEST part going 10 the c''tnh pa"rts VI 'e
wbe mapv other tow and villages OF the WeSc; on
smaller scale, emulate me 'ns,aao'o"s ha nnrnI,,,o
S Sn ~. G,sat Valley See Kentucky, Oh", lndi.
m, Illinois, Missouri with their vast productions ~
,;, .nd ,bsir innmmerobe herds ano noeRs, III "no
Ing their richest market ~ The same region '"ni"g
~ Middle States, where the value oil labor Tor
80 ,;,. has been so much reduced, W" sen 'u"i
vaISe in Virginia, Maryland, North CaFone' a'u
Tr,oossee has found vas! augmentation F'';. ,"e
cultivation of cotton. So that, IN every la'' " ,'
snded Confectionery ard over every species {" cra
rive INDUSTRY the auy::rn'cd cultivation OF Gotten ''t
fuit IF General Jacks0ns military hcE'e'e"T"'s |
civil policy has extended is bc;!rh's' anu s"'u -
n-D Influences The N"rih Inc Easl, the "'S'' az"
tho Middle S,ates-lhe cities ana the county "S :
cu,,,. manufactures and commerce all all ma EN-
plG;rncnt for their industry, aud ftch '""'iHs ''
their skill ard labor in that perennial i"nnain .. "I
iirnai wealth. The cutt'n growing region w '"e -
hich whil. i, showers gold upon all oihe'S Is 'se
l.r eIy Geo,ved of is own Advantages ny Elusive sys-
TENS of polcal ecnnnnv--a st.tein when le'"" u u"
purchase every thing by the paper money s!'""u W
the Unite States while il sells the only ar.cie p'o'
duces by the hard money S2ndaFn o! i.l''Pe' ''''y
par, uf this Mon feels tEr 0eErrGShi ti's c's '' Wv
ton crops snd par, feels 1t mare 'han Jug
raj region OF Kentucky. and HE naEn!nctufIn! c'S''
OF Massachusetts, have lately TRAVELLED ~ hFh'uc"!
and speak from he knowledge 1t my own senses
have lately received authentic return ~ 'c an
manuac urcs o! Massachusetts,, and speak upon uhim
peachab!e authority. Kentucky ana Aa>sachn'e's are
The two States OF this Union which have prohl'd most
by the military victories and the civil administration
OF General Jackson; they are the Two states oi ns
nicn which owe mos, his ard To his pcicy hey
are the two States Of this Union which should be D"GhH
TO him By the strongest ties Of gratitude ara al c'ioh
The agrculturl>t OF Kentucky IS now on The hi4h raG
TO wealth his prosperity repnseS upon s"iu anu
mpcrshabe basis His cattle his mnlss. ais h"is"s
ali in III St,uih
pr!ce Gil his Golfers with vast SUNS I" money ana IL
fec, upon his lands unprecedented v''ne IL Is no
longer the illusions OF the high Tariff n" longer te
illusions Of the 'g 'ljen fleece, 20oO tor si'p "
trnscuy worth ~ Shillings, ond now sunk L" 'na'
price- is lorgsr the deceptive dream o these rrh'
neral illusions, which tickird and beGu!cd ,h' he"-
,uckian before Jackson administration, oul IL Is no"
the solid basis OF the cotton cultivation IN TIE on'h,
ard free trade in Europe. upon witch DIS P'"spt'
rily rcposes Let him cultivate The cotton grower,
and cherish free trade ahtrad, ard never again ihH
into The illusions of high latlii and Maternal bhhR'
and never again will he see his crops rollng on MS
hands his property sinking 10 no pr'ce, his currency
deprecated onehat and piles Of property laws tender
laws relief laws aud Stay laws n,erposed between The
yless debtor aud the mercIcss creditor So much Tor
Kentucky; and equal with hers, and resting IN good
part upon the basis the sperty OF Massachu
The cotton grower q! the South takes fart {"
all that she has 10 spare. From brushes, 6rG0mS and
6ashe, and buttons If all kjHds to her eighteen mi
lions Of dollars worth Of manufactures ~ shoes boots ad
lealher-her millions O manufactures oil COLON
her ten millions Of manufactures Of wool-her n'ne
millions and half of fish and Other two millions q"
ready made clothing stocks, and suSpeDdrts-her Two
millions and halt Of nails, bruds, and tacks-h"r MI
lion and half Of soap and camGIeS-her milton ahh a
half Of psper-hcr million and quarter OF ium--hrr
million Of refined sugar-her TWO rI!'"ns 81 st'a"
bonnets and palm Leaf hals--anh many Other articles
"ioy tedious cuumsratc, bat amrnn';ng, IN c"nJimc'
ton with those enumerated to EIGHTY S!A mhH"1S
of dollars per annur; from I'll these she s"DdS part To
the cotton rover aud doubtless gels better part {" I've
crop than tie grower himself receives: aGrdmiag"
which is the lair and legitimate fruit OF industry. con-
duCird By skill guarded By |cnGunv, and diversified ny
enterprise II The last year ct PGesd"nis Jack
sons aGlnnisration-thc year tn'lug the 3S day ct
March, lc3.- which picSen Ibis magnificent result OF
Massachusetts notwithstanding industry; say Wanu'ac
turing Tor he proceeds OF her c"mmsrce and agirui
TUE are not rucudedand Tins grand result vii '"r"ver
stand as proof Of III" prosperity oi the country uhcer
the saGacIuus policy al that i'Iuslri"rs sial"shun
Sir, II was part Of ury intention 10 make a eul"gy
upon General Jackson The tine IL coming when
HISTORY, and poetry, and sculpture and painting, and
the living vnces OF endless generations III do im that
service. ] make no genorI! cul"gy have spoken u"
single punt. 10 sho" from one example the ben II
cent nature Ut his policy. AID The n"''e's'ly 81 -
happy lnu nee uppn AL paris OI Oh! Country and upon
all the pursuits u is industry. have spoken 10 SIN
gle point aud have not exhausted that one for I" Ihs
same cotton region we are Indebted for Inc hundred NIL
hons of gold aud silver which has sustained the c"rn-
try and The Government in the late shock, and which
hereafter rend,r c people independent OF The rise
and fall OF banks and sai, from :he shocks and "xp"-
siuns of the paper system What have said. has be- II
forced out OF BY attacks, wan'on rs hry are IN.
cessant upon The hero patriot who Is emitted 10 repose
row that he has Withdrawn from the world und given
en- example o., ,hr mann,r ~ which IN rx-P"sdrn o.
the U. ) should spend the evening "i his days: emo
close up the career vi his lie.