Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08

ference With lis pDwtE, either ny wv 49,
yeromenlo Or by Banks, for il Ind The sup
port or the Goycrnment and Ind subuneo
III Other Banks. Nov We will compare
lie prices Of Tobacco, Cotton and Flour,
lie great staples lihe grain-growing eng
Southern States, during these = years;
with ihe prices nine years before i y saio
Is have regulated exchanges, and seven
years since the Deposiics were removed
and The country ruined, according Y NE
pretensions Of Whiggery.
I The following table shews The average
prices Of Flour and Cotton dnring ne ~
wears, beginning at 1917 and ending At
1925. The average of prices 'of The same
ARTICLES from 1893, the day the country
was ruined, until 1910,
Average prices Of Cotton, Flour ana
T'obaeco, at Fayetteville, North Carolina,
from 1917 10 1910, dividing The time inlo
three periods: thefrst from 1877 e lS2o,
lthc time when the friends Of National
Bapk say II had Begin 10 regulate exchan-
laes, being 8 years Cotton l6A cents,
ll'obacco 54, and Flour 3 30 Hooper Bar
lrel. Average price Of The same articles
lfroa, 1925 10 1888, tie time the deposltes
twere removed, and according % Whggc-
IN, When Tie county 4 asruined- being .
years, that the Tariff and Bank bad foil
way, regulating currency, wages aud PR,
Ices. without interruption --Cotton y II
400, Tobacco 9 93-lO0. and Flour 337
100. The average price Of the same ar
hicles atdhe sanle place from 1888 70 ~
! 40, hciug the period Of seven years, he
ginning when the country was ruined, I
Won believe the Wings - Cotton ~ XII
500, Tobacco 3 $500, Flour s ~ 100.
l Upon 4 comparison Of the price Of th'
5 same articles during the same periods a
: Boston AMI Pail dolphin, the differences
/. tm f,.yor Of Ibq periods befre andslter tn
) Bank and Tariff sway, very nearly asre!,
!. with the tables from Fayetteville, Noftl
Caroline, ard sustain fully the truth 9
il .hal table. The result is, that Cotton
!, from 1925 to 1888, sold FOR an average 3
4 g 54.lG0 per pound less than the min
ID years before. or seven years afer tha
e midlle period; and upon lhc whole crop
If the United States, estimated 70 ayerag
$50 900 bal !, amouutedio is2 milllon
" Iss than the same quantity was sold la
le before or after ibis 3 years Of Bank IN
81 Tariff supremacy.
ii The difference in -four upon the 2;
a $780, 86 barrels iuspectrdi is $35,320, ~
re rbo difference in Tobacco
lar iho same period. 27,76l, 81
y This, added 10 the above in
!, ! Couon, say s2,O0o,o C
! Makes inthewholcthe sum $245,067 81
n upon Flour, 1'obacco and Cotton; abo'
q. EtNo hundred and forty FIVE millions
4. dollars less than the same -four, cotton ~
oparco would have brought il sold il Z
as nine years Def ne or seven years after II
50 Bank and Tarill'period Of dominion
ii This Is also fully sustained BY books
he Custom House, both \ hen applied
IL he value Of productions Of the States a
i ~ The whole United States. The val
~ II exports from Georgia, South Carroll
M land Alabama, during three periods
EIGHT wears each, from 1916 to 1910,
~. Ginning il 1916, il As follaws:
~. From, From From
~ 1860 1924 1924 ID 1882 1892 d K
~ ' EGea,a. s59 .626,7l7 S35, 2,052 S68,927,
nlu I Gap.. 6s.sils42 636ld 800 $4,000
ole AID. moi entdaorthiq Ii,65a75s 4S,3l7,
til. nerind. "a, g7S $50
I'll. -- SllL0I0,440$2o6,2l4,
you Thus you See, from three South'
,oe- States alone, The exports dniing
/ u same time have been greatly larger Def
ives and after than when the Bank aud ia
lIor had their snayover the country. Th
INV lhciug norepou from Alabama during
MIN Itirst y wears, and vel The cropsoi Geor
! d and Carolina alone from 1916 70 lS
lren sold for more money by many mill
,nchl Ihan the crops 81 the ihree States fGt
upn. gla, South Curolina and Alabama f.
Inv. EIike period from 1924 10 1882, VII
\ Mn duina the s years after The veto Of
ihe i}anlS charter. The exports Of the II
u III lStates almost doubled what they "
vips ii Tic eight years, from 1924 to Is
I during the Bank and Tariff reign I
ana Iii DC possible that The people will, ,
ilinp these facts staring them III the face, de
NH 10 % back intoihis Bank and TariH
the dagea
ban But they say tha, they are IN debt,
Clay I,hcy want 10 get out 50 they were
rcss, dctt IL the years 1877, 1878, 1919
forse Il 1915, and how did The Bank and 4
VIM aid Them, Ny bringing down the pl
Is 245 millions in6 years, ofcotton, tob,
iqok ana Flour: Or BY making the price
into hhrre Southern States alone over
mllionc less than they were befor
laws aherwards2
Ala This i tho way j worked; their 90
'us AZ -four, tobacco, negroes and land, wei