Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-21

this alenl result Lalflhe wohmen in our factories and
workshops should be deprived VI employment, we say,
let not those who have baed faithfully and zeaous'y 10
avert these csames be their victims. is their clear
night They have not regarded with envy ~ hatred the
prosperity OF .her employers; they have not, sampson
like united to pull down on their heads, the edi-
fee which afforded them sustenance and shelter"
7. The Baltimore papers iniern us that Maryland
State bonds have fallen per cent since the cleo
iioa-S Such is The panic (exelams the National lne-
gencer which pervades the Business classes, al The tn
unph Of party supported and brought ln.o power on
principles subversye If the public prosperity, and dan
gerods to The public peacel''
g. The Utica On. " Gazette states that arrange
ments bad been nearly completed 10 start large wooen
manufacturing establishment in that city. with ptal
of 100000, but, ii is feared the people of the United
States will decide in favor Of the British manufacturers
the design will be abandoned
0. The Troy On V Wing informs US, that, in
sequence Of Folks election several large manufacturers
in Rensselaer, and Albany counties have adopted mea-
snrcs for the immediate cur'ameu, of then business.
10. A letter from leading business in Boston
says: 1.-The times already feel the influence Of Polk
ism. Goods have fallen and hundred houses that were
going Up in Boston have been couniermanded also
number Of ships tina, were to have been built"
But enough for 10 day. This. We apprehend is bu,
'lhe beginning Of the end" 1t may be said however,
after all, that is only the mannfdcimers-at "priyi-
legged class OF 'plnnderers and rubbers of whom we
have heard such fierce denuncialons-wh are maier-
ally Affected by the anticipated destruction of The protec
i've system. Let us not be If this How are
The thousands Of operatives who will be deprived Of
poyInent 10 lve2 Compelled 10 renqnsh the occupa-
lI"ns IN winch they are engaged, they must neccs.
sarlly turn their attention sume other pursuit And
what will ii bc-@ha it be but agricultural In
si' adj ilen, OF being Consumers they now Of the
surplus products Of the SOIL which, even under present
circumstances scarcely repay The farmer the cos, Of their
production, they must augment the number already en-.
gagged in the cultivation Of the land by becoming produ
GERS MISUNDERSTANDING the amount of agricultural
products, while they diminish the number Of BUYERS
HOW can The farming interest," them escape the shock
which strikes down the manufacturing system? We
confess that at loss to comprehend But let the
experiment be tred-le factory doors he shut s.
the busy hum of industry be heard within their
waslet us again be reduced stale of entire depen-
dence upon Great Britain, France and Germany for the
labrcs we vear and for the utensils we use--and that
will perhaps fully test the utility of the Home Market To
the agrlcnuralist and demonstrate its Infinitely superor
advantages in the certainty Of finding consumer-in the
amount of products annually consumed-n the diminished
cost Of getting them To market-and in the higher price
obtained for them BY the result Of that experiment
our opponents dare honestly to hazard 1.-THE Why par
~ will cheeriully abide. Upon that issue they are Gun.
tent, four years hence, again 10 make an appeal to the
Judgment and patriotism Of the American people.