The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-20

a. ability to purchase. As its greatest luxury
h mas 49, pipes would be filed twice where they
"ovv 6ed once. Its nothing more than an ac'
rm.,se 70 our shipping interest, that the duty on
o lilies and bricks should be modified TO ID per
Pa'"eI valorem, to say nothing Of the benefit that
sp . be 10 that portion Of Germany bordering
~ Weser. Under the existing tariff, vessels
:" carry these articles as ballast but are Obliged
Is,i,ute saad, often wet, and otherwise most in
;.Ious to their hulls
uI ~ diminished diGsrenhai duly ON The articles
..s,a,ed. in favor Of Germany, be not sufficient
.ssure such concession in the Zoll- Verein
"a an tobacco as have mentioned, would sug-
,he propriey of including ~ooiien cloths and cas-
ta,,.,; The reduction, however, not TO exceed ten
sso, nd yaiorem against the product OF other
,s,ss German cloths are almost invariably
%S,Ilv made--their colors remarkably steadfast ;
~ Il once brought into general use by our citi-
S. would rival those of England This branch
= I,,.nuactures is the most natural one for the
'".ns ~ pursue because the chief material OF It
o'.n in the country and TO such extent, as to
.ss0Iv the establishments in England with all the
.,,f, descriptions which they require England Is
ya..J,ni upon Germany for the wool from which
manufactures the Identical goods that constitute
's heaviest item OF exports 10 the United States;
81 J.a,n,i upon the United States for the cotton
sDa Which she manufactures the goods that cons-
~ -, heaviest item of exports 10 Germany This
W. of things cannot continue long. IL is wholly
s As.,nrI and utterly at war with the enlightened
unus,s,cial spirit of the age The time s hasten-
gu when The awakened energies of the industrial
lass of the once "Holy Roman Empire" will hoist
Tohn Bull out OF these lucrative empioyments. Inc
eheapness of the necessaries OF lic-'he moderate
wages Of labor--the eeohon'ca' napi's .. He opera
tiyes-the rapidly increasing iacn,ies OF commoh
cation internal as well as upon me ocean, are all
contributing to accomplish sucn a result In Sies'a
and Saxony the manufacture OF woohens y carried
on much as 1t was IN England al the commence
menl Of the present century Is IN the nands OF
number of small artisans, VINO, assistea ny tneir
wives and children Jake tne WOOL rom 'ne pack OF
the sheep, and prepare IL Tor the loom Inc only
market which they seek ior 'her Proaucts Is una. OF
the Fairs held at Leipsic three times annually,
where they submit 10 Whatever prices they can
obtain. = These are atienoed frequently py BRUSH
merchants, who make purchases oi 'he coaIser
nsh provinces OF PRUSSIA, manufacturing Is IN a
more advanced condiuon. ana is conducted similarly
to what il is IN Yorkshire
The balance OF trade against 1ermany-vasty
heavier against me coast s'a,es man against .he
Zol-Verein-wlih the united states Is ABOUT IN the
ratio Of two to hve ana TINS dherehce is occasioneu
byimportins articles Tor actual consumption, while
with Great Britain, the balance las, year IN our "a
vor was IN the rauo OF something IKE 10 - wni'e
it is estimated, thai on the cotton aiOns, imported
by her she realized prom, ~ !he one.ehs Stages
o. OIL Han HW,h ne s,..s 49, go
Nv So',u u.,;n,aI dn,v ,oanomen, hv everu CON"
l. ,hod am, con,n,orcal IN ,srco,,rss NTH
eei'aoe o. of he Srs, ard ,oos, sssan,;al So.
uel"a"{ "a, ,h;s das;,aLIa aoJ NH - -
oe 'aAeI ~ as 80, t,.,,,,.s, H.,
esaoh'" 70 ~ 80 IT, - m :~..,l - :"
anu ons ~ G ue Ill, ,ha ..;a, .o;is.Ja VIC
near a VI :; 49, .,.a" =.
~! nou NH pU e. ,,h;n ,ha d;s,anna ~ dsir
ue .O'm -, ' 90 wv, %sI Mar, 81 EnmIand y
"sa, bsen enabled 70 ascer,.;n I'm, Of
i, ,hs sxor,s from Cermanu N ,be TIn;,ea states
,wob;rds are forwarded from this place.
If the views which | have expressed and the
measures which have recommended. can be prac-
trallv carried out. something will indeed have been
done for The apriculturistss more than the mere
,mp,v PROMISES SO reneatedly given TO better their
condition. By increasing, in the manner which |
have designated. our commercial intercourse with
Germany we should fr;ghten Great Britain into
reduction of her tobacco duties at an early day: and
in snreadinp The principles of "free trade. force
Fmnce ultimately TO abolish the regis monopolv. A
chance like this is essential To The preservation Of
harmony in their respective realms. Bisset Haw-
kins. an eminent English physician. in work of
much merit which he wrote upon Germany. after a
residence Of several wears in different sections of it.
very properly remarks:
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