Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01
IRON Tie baltimore .lmcriram.

TIL. TARIFF Ar lllE. sol rll-The cotton
gro"ers haye had some PPfnnlly to Judge ii The 81
ccls ol the present Tariff Ihy have sccu tatu has
moi enhanced the prices ri such goods rs the panies
have In buy. has 1t lowered the pfico of COTTON
Thus lar then s results ~ Lar The cotton growers
concerned, may be regarded rs indifferent.
lul the subject is not Of Indifference The South.
For that section OF the country. we'll tot otho
lions, the afn has advantages III slorr. which will BIZ
abnndanly yielded, ~ that policy, Judciuuey cnleed.
Is made l. legeup. us proper influence upon udus.
al interests. The south has lis manufacturing laelIl
I"s=-Waief power 10 y vast amount, wasted I'm
employed lahalf huIdensumf i fa IT might be useful
-the material at hsnd lruluse abundance. Il
ullsi encourage diversity Of oeeapatiou All cuInnn
Utes require lhl7, both tr the independence aud
Tor the Wholesome growth and culture ot the /,
culues wlerrwllh every people Is endowed, The
chaulr ats, essential Ia civilized lie. potential IN
advancing clyUIluu-the arts OF manufacture, III
! which science aud ingenuity find such ample scope
tc4e 10 extent should be cultivated III every
muuty, and the moro especially Ia those acrs where
nature has offered the requisite facilities. IN part
81 the South Atlantic States, Cotton growing viii not do
much LONGER. The soil IL hecominp KLAUS ted and the
ven , ia 'a"@s !" Aasama and Ms;sP 5 2 Sel
and more out districts will bo unable 10 eonlnnu
the business at profit. Manufacturing mus, be 4nlsll.
tulej. the country be Jepopnlated No other asfl
cultural s,a dc be substituted because al the up5,
crsmeut oil the sllluncss indeed the culture OF tho
vine and the growing Of sllh should be trcd and these
are occupations which would Aut well with manni0c
lures
fheimrartancc olsustainng manufactures in tho eonn
Try anabltnr appreciated especially by agtculiuflsia
In proportion lhcrs ~ alac popnlaon cmpo,ed N
pursuits mi agricultural IN suc proportion i'll the
hct inr the larmcr produce be enlarged. It ia plan
nuugh that II all were engaged IN growing wheat and
corn, no would wIsh 10 buy those staples, As ior
expecting market abroad for Our bread stuts that can
he hoped lr only partial extent the sure and stead,
market Is the hone market, which has also the adsan
age OF being near the farmers door, and the nearer the
better W hen towns and villages spring up ia In. nile
nor each berncs the central polnt 10 whole ncahbo
hood, and furnishes market Tor liz produce The price
of land rises Immediately, the nearer to the town
the more valuable It Ia; aud the by ils
mechanical and manufacturing industry the land around
it still increases IN value II the farmers infatuated bt
the theory ef lIco mporatiops, should say I'VE will
not have manufactures because eau buy thrm; W.
will buy foreign manufactures because We can buy hm
cheaper By lew cents IN the yard''-"hat would fol
lOw} How would The farmers lay for these foreign
manufactures! II they sent their wheat Ia Liverpool
and The risk Of bad market with tho ccrlan charges
OF transportation TOR some three or four thousand lnri
what would he the probable result OF the advonlnre7-
Would lho prices Of land keep up2 The prices Of pro
duco would npi Tor every knows that only at very
low prices al home American shipper af3nl 10
buy wheaton flour tof expiration 10 England.
Southern paper, the Georgia Courier. speaks 10 the
point on tins Farm question. ltsays: The REPEAL Vi
the tam would enable lis To purchase. without restraint
European aood, hut will II enable US. aso 10 pay Tor
them2 W. are unable buy now, only bccau,e we
cannot find alnar.et for surplus and afford us
greater facilities 10 purchase without allowing the
same TINE to sell, would but make our condition
WORSE
Hour own manufactures were broken down. and We
were left dependent foreign nailons if our aftlzan.
mechanics, and manufacturing operatives were thrown
out oi employment and compelled 10 resort aarieuI
tun labor what benefit would II be 10 procure ireiun
goods al ales nom'naIly cheaper llan at present when