The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19

efd Ppsaass. Gfies OF 'aoods and shfsS dedhfts
del eafeFs Of Maanachusssfal) 1 havs an Z, III
are pans tSinqoise mhAt sasna 81 fnossv1 ~
res shFsssls patbt6 Virginia End tnfeiinh f,a I,
nq pPfhin New York ssefk ysaF 90 tleir sbl;I
i, en- ufai pfodd6tssI anaf it auunhts "a navsr
n. milldna ifiwe faaksi the Eastern .partor ~;
uf gi9ias md the Eastern pafs oF Norib .f.,ul;n
nTl "t hafe thsf foe sals bat agrieulsurs pruducl
y Pu!enased blythe f4snpiacsufing and .comner
= slsclassss ofNsw England 9 Nosbing On III
4. iaqe Pf the sarFhand we pay them msnv MI
D hons. We are their only, customer. T1.e,
asI EHgand lake their grain Csrtainlv ~ !, 3,
lei yet. ewing % causes which Ii woaula |.
Z eafy e explain lift were proper owing 10 tksi
Il prfjudiees owing % thsir peculiar 5uo4ionsL
4 aoE Ehiions arc qaits ~ common shera Az i,
/ New Eheland thong New England istha ! Ian,
I efnesiohe = fLaughserIaHa cheers9-- tbeiris..
pefis st ssprobsilsR DC amp idea of tprosectior
giving them pay sale for their sgfieuItural. 70.
ducts aa;ihough they find day BIZ. day, that. We
: buy and pay them for products by manu- factu,e,,
Of the NoFth-and II il The only ding tl,ey "a,
!, dollar for; and are ready to drive az into
raising Corn and al agricultural products for
ourselves-shey being agricultural, and find.
Ing the article continually becoming cbeaneyy
and no persons except ts 20 lhuz fIasr,. -
1neers) Now that's strOng case though per.
fectiy trus Of Eastern Virginia and Of North
Car0lina. Why, gentlemen Il lire on the sandy
sea.shore Of Massachusetts. and I gss .alonq as
well ~ ! can. lam = very poor arrser up0n a
great quantity ofsery poor land. But nv neiuh..
bors and Il BY very great csre--I hardly know
how continue - live On. We pay for what ne
purchase though ZOE my lie, Il could k.rdlv
tell how; this only I know. they iii ees paid IN
SOME way. And yet these mel. complain that
we DO not raise what We wan. ourselves, but
buy Of them. There seems too much truth in
m old saying. that Maxine whicl. have : Seems
ing sense take ffmer hold. and endure longer in
The mind, than thoss which are founded an nm.
ture and experiencs.' Men like doanas. .thev
Like theory. Hfhey can pick % ar scrape Co. |
getilsf a string of apophthsrms or enipmas..tha
fact, and truth, and MI hunan talent n che crla
can never argue them epl Of them. Eouaf d.
lusiona prevail 10 other parts oftke cos,strv. Al
for instance. tho notion that PtoseetiOn Is mans
u1actnses 10, . thing pecuiiaEly beneficial 10
those engaged in them parsnits. Ear from IL.
Al have said. 10 shs capital &C Massachusetts
can ~ 10 conamefse.ef en- 60 b iapnaing. Bot
what CHI, 10 do whose firm u biswhole' estate.
but silIit can IL slsuspsss Il II ID ihs6 oghsrs
nurfsIit,a I'he net i. PfSsesiipa ihisrIaha
i a,sissg II nskE sossh Mi 6 d e gsik.
whose ann shines and wlloas rims an upoas s.
the highest object, the napes absolute nseeesitv
tp shose who caitiyale ths land nd raise from Fl
mors tlan sufEices ivr ths wants II themselves
and their families tChesrp 49, 81
Now, gentlemepl NE are Americans. We
have vast country, variety Of climate. and |
various pursuits. We have manufacturing n. |
tefe6ts and cernmeresa1 interests, And our
business Is not TO array Oiir, various interests
into a,belIigerent and hostile state, not TO IN
fame our own passions or the passions Of 9TH
ers concerning the measures of .governnentd
for the protection ofonr particular interest: but
lee us make the whole great national, lfnav
say . family concern. We should aim not 10
produce the impression that one interest Is set Il
against another, but that we, All 60 for those
laws and measures which win be most con- i
ductive @ the general good. We should re-
member that we are citlzens Of the United
lsfafesi that Is such Wesare interested in the i
Tinted States and III every State4-that we
aFe interested IN the concerns faII classes and
nf every class and i do firmly believe that,
moderation and wisdom. and perse8nrances
and truth, and reason, win ultimately prevail
over all the Influences which seem 20 separate
TIE interests nf one class from those Of afolli-
III. why, what have sad ID relation % the
necessities and wants iof Agriculture 10 strict
II true with regard ia our brethren Of the Il
south engaged in the Plantation interest II
me fsrs.s market for their cokfon and the best
i with tho Northern and New Eng
lana uaaufaetnrers Of that ariicle, and 4 is abb