Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
American Manufactures.

lar Trip The more she the stiffness of the machinery
is diminished, and the better she performs
American Manufactures.
Accompanying the following note, came vest
pattern beautiful rs ever came from the looms
of old England. Wear it! to be sure we will,
with great pride and pleasure; and not the less so,
because it is the product of native skill and indus
try. 1t is just the article we wanted; and we think
it may safely challenged comparison with the boast
ed manufactures of the old world.
We are pleased 10 learn that -NIessrs. Kent,
Kendall n Atwater have great variety of these
domestic goods. If we make within ourselves all
we consume, and sell abroad whatever we can we
cannot fail to increase in wealth, and establish cur
independence, commercial and political, on firm
or basis. This specimen proves that in beauty and
fncneSs, and we doubt not in durability, our fab
RIGS are not to be surpassed by those of any coun
try-and, there being an abundance of raw-matcri-
al and n superabundancc of bread-stuiiS and meat,
they can be manufactured here rs cheaply as in
any quarter of the Globe.
If some one would give our Free Trade neigh.
bOur of the Enquirer pattern, it might kindle
anew the quite cXtnguished fires OF patriotism, in
his BOSOM and reconcile him to that system which
protects own industry from the ruinous compe-
tition of the paupers of Europe, and consolidates
our independence.
We send herewith pattern of Resting, manufactured
at home, which Mr.. MosELEy will accept and wear
a specimen of the and skill of northumberland
evidence also, that the american System" the
policy of country Adhered to for Il few years
shall rival the world IN the Chcapness, beauty and
celencc of our fabrics. Very truly,
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
Sept II, ls43.
u The signs Georgia that the Van Burenifes are
skiRg, and intend play false order that Calounism
may bite the dust The Candidate for Governor MARK a.
Cooper and the candidates for Congress all friends
OF Mr. Calhoun, and if they defeated of course, Ctwi
be said,) Mr.. Calhoun stands no chance.
~ Col Benton has some good points about him. As
evidence; he has vowed have the of the Steamer
The Missouri in which Caleb Gushing sailed changed
He will that the vessel degraded, bv
bearing such burden shall the name of the State
which he has the honour to represent in the Senate.
" Nh Tyler has had meeting of his Cabinet
since the 10Th OF June. 1t conccured that there would
be danger of pulling if n meeting take place
The Captain has been very little Washington for many
months. He has been rapsing about the country from
point to anoher-wihout any object, and have
given up the Government to his undertakings.
We have had every day this week. and the weather
u gloomy enough for the most dismal temperament.
The iuclosed article the operation of the Tariff is
quoted, IN the New York Herald as coming from Wall
street press which press suppose, is the New York Anne
ricnn because that paper is generally in its OPT
mons and information in regard Commerce. the general
business, &c. of the country. The New York Herald de-
the article and therefore fair presume this
paper in the OF foreigners, whose interest
tabs the Calhoun doctrine of Free Trade which enricl,s
them and their respective countries and makes poor in
deed" The New York Herald is proverbal for taking
side Of any question: provided the Editors be paid for
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contents.
Whether the American, any other Wall paper,
originated the nccsed paragraph rely upon it, the views
sound Deprive this country of home market for the
products of soil by breaking down the Tariff aud the
whole country the South and West especially will suffer
greatly. Corn, wheat, flour, &c. now bring very good
prices nnd it may chiefly be attributed to HE hmm. de-
ntand. A MERCHANT
September 9, lsi3
The improvement which has taken place in the trade OF
the country may be considered the result great
tent, Of the tariff Of 1912. The protection afforded to our
manufacturing Interests, at moment when they SUI
ierng from the extreme depreio Of trade has been Of
advantage only those directly concerned To the
other great interests Of the country. IL has furnished the
agricultural interests with home market in the absence VI
foreign demand market which 1t is the policy Of
! every country to foster and project
Perhaps better illustration Of the effect thus produc.
ed be given than that afforded by the article Of wheat
The crop Of the last year, we'll known, exceeding
~ large, and the general expectation has BEEN during the
present season, that flour would decline very low price
Norc especially has this been the since the prospects
Oi the prescntcop have been favorable But the actual
result has been directly contrary this. Tho price of
wheat without any foreign demand has been steadily i'm
proving, both soabOard md in the interior and is now
from 80 TO 80 per higher than tho lowest prices Of the
| spring. To what cause this be attributed
IL not the direct result of Improvement i'm the con-
dhon Of other branches o labor by which they re enabled
/ To purchase more freely, and pay better prices
/ "BiD BrrrER" WAE.-Tho Editor Of tho Cincinnati
Message lately made unuu'Iaut nfuck he
bad bUffer in the Cincinnati Market for which tho market
women vowed vengeance The time he appeared in
the market the hucksers in uproar; unpleasant words
siued his clinchcd sts placed IN close proxim
to his nasal Orgau-onc tlrcutcncd 20 cram his
head into n kcg-unothor 10 grease his "ciops"-and
brawnoy fellow, with greasy extended threatened Ia
knock the Message into "cockcd hat" This was enough
for him he that determined effort was about 10 bo
made Ia chasiiso him witoutany ceremony and he wisely
took his heels Hear him-"Wc saw from the manner
OF these people that desperate effort would be made 20
nuzzlo tho press and stop free dcusaon-and VIC now sec
that people will be compelled 10 yield to tho enemy
aud swallow icir "vllnDus compound" unless they noy
buckle their and drive this greasy army from the
market spices Up, then, fellow citzens shoulder your
butter kettles y free press is about be stricken down
the inaonabo rights Of your stonachs in danger
march the oncounter-and by ono vigorous assault drive
the hucksors from the market spacosprcsoro the FREQ
dom Of the pessand your bellies from being the re-
coptclos Of dseaso."-N. Y. Sun.
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