Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-31

Ssath thai discriminating duly the dear old rrea-
lures goHd> brought Il, this country Tor sale. will be
ttnsun, 10 rubbing the S1aTh ir The benefit of The North.
d ihr South CsrolIna dprtnae true thai the dot,
chsflet BY present srf Ea,Ish goods. is taken
oni ni the price Of eHpHts sareiy the
mIiiions Il daiy chaFgsd Bts1 p,rs on aar cnias
ria. All tsiiccp ais, be tab cut II the price
u We could get rad o thai duty. far con
rrrned. by manufacturing il at hume, would gel rid
81 the heaviest duty which affects The price-ihe Eng
81 duty, which falls the larger hall af our ,xp1ris
Whereas, the Amrrcsa duty. II high Un cuitru
ihrcs. c,nnnt materially affect the price II our staple
hscanse u falls very small ls 1T Engiis, expurs
comparatively. very snail Ilrllon oi cotton crop
consumed 10 The Uniied States.
The South, rca In agriculture, and blessed beyond
any other county IN happy, peaceful peassniry. l.,
neverhcless, poor aud enharsss@d. u lies IA Unim
proved evndon--iis lands, except ehice spots,
Will scarcely sell at ALL ssd property Of every kind be-
~ ITS intrinsic value. II csnno compare with the North
Jhase who do understand institutions. attribute
tn,'se evils, very enormously Ia slavery Mr.. McDalie
aud u,her politicians uf the siu,h Carolina scha
lave made large portion of the Southern Democracy
r'evr thai tie North IN some waY has got the adyan
tag d the South. and makes the South pay tribute Ia
y. and that discriminating eoinpenn tanh such IS
ne odd republican Congress under Madison imposed Is
tie instrument to exact the tribute. uT "a other WORDS
rh the Suih. u Is icUlI 10 elHyince those perslas
who take heated and shar.slcled views Of things tha,
da's d tour cents per yard baggng and sull hca
vier duty eaisa fabrics, does the consumer
10 pay much ia addition the duty amounts To- II
tins position Were correct, still. have shown.
would nDi Tor the impoverishmen Of the South
lew cents. m1re or less ur bagglng and gDnds
aanHe impoverlsh the Souih, which makes about two
and half millions Of bales Vi co.tan besides rice sugar
and 'obarcu IN abundance. Ii the tariff were 100 nor
cent On cppn eools planter making 800 bales of cut
tn. would only have 10 pay about g. per annum mnre
under the iarh than he would have pay without il;
hecanse sl50 will purchase Than enough nf c1ttan
gads 10 supply tho pefspns engaged In making 300 bales
ne present duty on bsgglng and rope. II added 10 te
rfre would mol anionni TO more than Slli-which ad.
I'D 10 the So. would MAKE sis9. That Too small
san 10 ImpogefIsha planter making 800 baes ~ oer
specis The painter wuul1 feel the tam on other ~.
'cies. more hsn ulher ciz n 81 the i'ned States
lais additional amount # 50 impose unon 800 bale
psner. under the sapPsiun that the duty - as,ed 10
the pr'ce cannni imp stfsi him. What does imp1yer-
ia nhf let hin ship his $50 bales 10 Europe direct
and he will Sam the tfun cause Betu,.n , lind
sas fourth u the Whole sun Which his c,,ian Soils Ef
Is takro away ffon him IN he English market ant
nprh nnFe m the French. The cotton Comes 10 the
fagiish manufacturer Fl eyed y IN heavy fclph be
sizes duty 81 pr bale, STAMPS DICK town and trade
"a :. &c. The manufacturer nut able to eve The trnr
value ~ ihe faR maeriI, takes the adi nal CHARGES
shaai Sl2 out Of the pIre Il the article anl giyes The
Iiaher that much less lhan be tsid Afford IL rtyr with
uu' them. The planter therefore. irs.s ab ,u p an
cF'rs bale he makes. tr not hivlns market at hone
- snl hasiag dune Jefferson told hun 10 d. VIZ .io
- 9"t'"" ~ "e stat ~ me 'IsItcuhHm
NJ II IS the enef neus tribute OF s22.0D000D anu
ally paid by the planters o tie South TO the sin,e CIV
crnaeni oi Great Briain the articles of cilln nee
aud tobacco. and the dsreaar al the Snfb 10 the dyce
ma, So .'J ~, = ''lp''c''sto 'ne pan
,.,a ~ u"n =, ''''" 'h enl'"n e'fHs ana c"il"n
r,,.s ,oo,,ad @'" '''' ''u'' ''''''"a po''"
srhe N,,b,, &c., a., ~,
.rh.y ~ -, ~ - "'o r's'' anNre'
80, -. -, ~, oy nv s'oe :" lhe
,,rn,,s ,r.,,,a'' ~ ''' ~ we o'"'t' ne
,.,1.,.,,,, - -, ~ 'e s'''' a"' warts ~ me
,,s.t,,i.s ar "a - ~ we "'"''"'aV'u'e's an"
T., ,,, ,r.,,., ,,, =, 49,, ', .,t H'aihe'
L,.hL,, ill.,, - -, f.' i, 'u' SCUM, "'I
,lL 49, - - ~ "'"'''" ''e a''s' Is "og'd
-, r. I"o' ','' "'''', having long
rn,,nd = a., 49,. =, ""''s' nus WINE
a., III. - - NV ~" '' "so"ei' u 'e tune o'
-, ,,.a. 49, =, wy VI p"'' on r'"'"h' nee
-, - ~, -" ~ 'Ne'' 'o'" . tn'l'ions OUT o'
r. -, - ~. "o9e nno western siats
80 n,baa5, 81 'ssl"s' nliso t'P'e'y; ny
,t,,v,,s - sai ''p a' "e'Ie' n'"'n, he
, v '''SS'''"se's nm consume AZ millions ri
-,s1,'u's' '"a"cs' Which hui of them, would have
-; A' "'ipa"' a"' lhefe pa'd eu'IeS 10 ofea'
i.''' VI su'e "'eef country lhe SOUTH tarolina
i,,a~i - ~ ;" we .ln Oh 'he ground That v
s'sa'u auu :" 'he oApans The agrenl-
Ms..h''ar ~" 'nu s''zios eonsame, not only IN
-, ,'o' o"i IN an America lhs ~ an old Fee
T., a''' 'as o''u s2aih ana again answered,
aa, : - - - ', .'''', Nihes
oa.,ss .od h,,.,i,, - 80, s"oie ''f MS eaHah
-. ;,ss'@ W." a 'a''',, man without onef Ia
.r,,' AUG ''f snort period, II may be
,.,,as,,,;' "s'"h'u''"s ANN VIZ,
:, l"' 'a'", VIZ, ~ lts general tendency
enn'' Is Pilneai paradox very easily
Ap'i"eo' ne importers ant spectators charged lar
e' '" ' g""ls impaired rom sJrnSa. Than the de-
Tie, an s''oun,s ~ ms Stephen Guard and