Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24
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BOSTON, April 10. 1871.
The chef irI ,os:iiuus mlIe for advancing IN,
growth of Cot Oh IA the r. ~ indies, and which, "A,
FAR IS ihey are found he~leirill IA Irac,Ice. Will D,
"Ff"'d ~ all lie ;.ng.isa { ,louics That a Init OF IL,
cultivation, trc;--
81. TO Institute experimental farms, anl 20 oil
FeNarlsi"r rnPrrvel pro luce. or for Improvement,
IN 'ctin"s ipr clean NJ; IIc last being The great
dosid nl"in, ~ e g,r!s the cotton q! Bombay
anal b" ir'cure seeds from all fIreirn countries. a.
be hbcrtiy distributed.
Ito oil-r Ini.cemcais to the sp lic,iion Of can
iftl, Ivy uonlii : by reducing the taxes on COTTON
.'huI', All b' "HtrIns large grants as prizes.
8. 10 tc.latc the Transport. bv means nC good
roads extending ihrinsh the cotton districts. and d
pfuNi'e Tor rs preservation anl shipment, hy t,o
creation OF suitable warch Iascs aud qurvS NJ the
p"riS OF shipmeni' tGor. Gen. III AacLLa q',
Minutes 10 PIrii meat
we medlioneG, ia an article on this subject a few,
d1rs ago, Tat The ImporldIiuu VI East India Cotton
"a ~tn:lIhd Is SKA lily increasing, and thni it Is unyy
- iuI 10 me eighth OF The whole importation. I'm.
dcI a system II tree trade our own might maintain
HSfEsS'nt nnppr ance. or e'eu ]sIpplaui nlIogrlhrr
the sr VIII OF Inc colonies BIT free trade. though
n io''rIie theory IA England, has never entered into
her Legislation, and il is not probable i, will IN this
'tG'. Al present. ihe duty on our ord other c.tupu.
tsr,ugIi uDtE-lvy, q slIl!iugs 10 pence p-r cvtl /,
righit'mcs that oH Colonial Cotton; and as The later
inrrea-cs inG ianttiy, II is proposed 10 raise ia. daiy
nnrLiJe .ihi r.IIioh from this aad other countries
o. ..',l II possible cease.
We T,l! no 90 into Al account Of the probable re-
SALTS 90 tTc3a measures. surprising they are success
inl' uE ~ he ostio1 growing SiaIcs, aad upon Us as
inan-'r' ares. oar sectional feelings are not strong
tI'f'I o. r-rC ye any pie Isiire la seeing n injury,
ia I"'- east !Jr 4 time, nu 1 fJ!lJw them in the SUlih.
Hra'r we 10 De bi Ided 10y the Temporary hencfi
10 '"rsa YES, 1Ising rom the low price uf roitun, To
the agyrlldI ars policy If EnslauL |. wh, while she
HTJrg |r4s TIA F4 ru., II I'll. ~.
projects hesnwa with discriminating Galie,. we
de'f'c'e the spirit which would make Us rivals
wan oar Southern brethren. We d., not feel that
our Ia" Interests are 81 wide apart as some aInb:.
'I"us Leaders vou'd have us suppose; but that IN hci
our mat al strength and safety lies IA union of feel
Ings and union uf acton.
The fact having been pretty clearly est,bli,beI
il'I tie m'siIorIy oi Indian Cotton was owing To
iHe improper amer Of pirkiug AMI cleaning. a som.
parry was i'.red for manufacturing II where II l.
groHn-TAc- works. which are now in operation
al F,u GlpIc-s;rr.near Calcutta. are carried on by
native g. natF.e go tou IL used. Al irsL.O ~ ing 10 the
P"'T q'nHuy II The cotton. they imported the Alneri.
van from Eng ,Hd, and there being no duty. the rust
WIS vriy lutIc higher hut with additional care in
ihe pirkng, - wns found that ssIrcJiur,s could be
made from The native cDIIuu a.! ~ much cheaper
riir, i''at o.hcr kinds were abandoned altogether.
The quantity Of yrrn spun nj this factory is about
'OJNJd lbs. weight yearly, from numbers 20 To 80;
80 W ~" AHfNA''AtlhN AEIHANNh III
Tat country for buildings and machinery, II has
moi nee" as profitable is was expected, II has made
~ i'iI lni success ui trial uf the cotton. and has con.
frrcd uc TRAIN of tre opinions nIreldy quoted.
Itmly be- sud, II Tie Cotton eau he rUwn in India
90 cHeaIly umj 50 good. how Is Il that the n cieui
mlnuiHtIrc %. o.. and export uf goods. has grllull-
~ drc'sss % and l. now almost entirely supplnnied
ly British fabrics made If American Cptunl To
TINS s. @ rcT 'h1. The British Government, with IT'S
usual sa-acIty, his imposed a duty three times as
heavy uu Indian COOL, imported intn EnciInd. a, "n
The r G uis Sent - India; aud we give this ~ an e1.
umplc Of The effect # protective duti,s.
Bot we viii nj praise the pUlcy whirh always
Looks lo Inc interests uf one class of suhlccts ut The
eNpeH-c u' Iu t1Cr. IL II were 60 gIarI agliIst TOR
cign competition, Us u The case iu this country. we
w"a.d heartily approve The present syst M; bat here
- M MS nncc where the poor llIndou. with his rude
ma hucy, is thrown out Of cmpluy mcnt, 1nd hi.
lpIls made useless, 10y tbe overwhelming force u
Brush nr. nsusicd 10y Inc -imug arm oi Government
The fmI pu ,iiDu into England OF .3JUOO0 pirc,su
lnIiin ru,i- o. 1874. had decreased % lJJ.ODf
~ lo3S, viii q The consumption Of Brush gprls %
India bal increased 90 thc SAM, time from 27OOf
10 l1IUpjJ pieces
We snail notice the same eject prpiIcpI hy pu
own Tariff BY r ierIng 10 tIr x pprt, uf h. Sc
retIry ol he Treasury. we shall see that our dsa %
LIsi indian fabrics hls mrsi rtUlIi, drflurI; r,
o. We book ~ the exports. we shall sce talt wc ar
Supplying tiore countries with -,mc 81 the vcs
mIuIiIriures which we formerly purci -rI from
them. WeIrc manufacturing fr ourselves M
articles with which Engl1nI fpiu 'rlv Supplied u
and we du not IJlk or theu ~ other committee 81
IurH though nf 30 SHIRT dIuti1u compared wt
idal urlrclt BatHu. has produced lpr us ihr sam
nuI udIuuu1l HaurfIs. JuI,r vs. protection ~
have every yeti rcrUme mpre iudcyeudcut Ui 10
]iprDieue and We have created hg if"1 hrta# mai
ket-.re best ui 90 mlrket."-Ur 2.6OJJ hIiss q
our Cpuoni fdus making a difference m he price ,
tbs great pruJarGpu from what % would o.hcrefIs
DC, Of al least 20 per cons, 30 favor IT thc pinrtc
We 'o r.isee shy thirty years more should uUi 81
as 'N' consumers u ls much Colon ls we 10 pre-
e1t produce.
Bot ru ,riurn o. ice subject ~ fr BdtsA polio
toward their CnlIHtes. Whether 20 hs ffm deli.
OF our slave bedding " our republican msftutiJa
or To- atone Cor tIc rniurcs Which he Inflicted
fHn natives Boo inIir BY destroying heir mauuE,
tIreE. it's plainly Hur design 81 The Gpyrmurnt
Do q. 70 great ed'r I1 drayy supplies q Cotton f.
I,, H,gics ru hs Eau. Siucs Cotton rluu1t
cr,y. b4ur 1f BE- desirable that it should bc
b.r.. 49,. qsJ he GOycmf8clt aui hc ID
frg 90 AIS. o. he ysiew nov iu oprfa,0
shall 49, u rrJHgh o. w1HsYt % D. Jay
liIr,,,, 81 m &. CbtOEi thus doirg 6s d
) ca'ooe ~ iagstor.rs the Sfo'ia, "hal ''s be. y.
~ hei .sif. BY fostering the
on. I'll, decc.sgd prcsdent'. 'ga1 a-,' o. !.
90 rass Of m. nyntb; Adams
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