The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-09

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M perhaps grslrr Pfohls snPloyrd N
Ira forests and ksheIiss. mines. manulse-
,ories. md mechsnie ara. Our ngrsrsi-
Are arsia. sach i DO rsfirty q ss.l an
rlimslr. campFshsnds every gFsal staple
rslsissle1 ID ne U.ian. eacrFt Sugar and
lIemp. And 4 . dilbculilossy u ne prs
~. STAR of statistical iafornsilan. which
n our rhicfsrporis. Of cotion. Tabsne",
Rice. wheal and -Four. o. lsdian Corn.
is Of he greiesi value. While sass Of
Cotton wobId seen % be The greatest.
we must remember thai fnlly one third o.
lhe domestic supply Of ihal article e nan
ufsriurrd a our own mills. and hnds ,
markei ehirfy Il hsme. in their msnsiaf-
iured slaie. TbeseEArielies Of ocsnPalion.
and prnducion. creating apparently a.
verse Interests. may be made 70 e"niribu'r
10 mutual secOmmodailon. 20 multiply re
bonds of lraisrnsl feeling. il government
will but open communications between
different sections and give v The pro-
dncer ! cheap and easy mode Of trans
portslion 10 market. OF shall encourage
new smpl0ymenls. BY means Of 81 ich, The
produelinn shall find market neareI
home. In view Of the great deficiency o
farililIes Coz transportation. under which
we labor in the larger portion ofIhe State
IN extended system Of lp'ernal Improve
meni, or more gfneral devotion OF indus
trs 10 mining and manufacturing, woult
seem 20 be indispensable. II We cannot
without TOO great lass Of profits. sem
our staples 10 existing markets. we mus
endeavor 10 brings market nearer 10 them
This is most obviously our interest. espe
eialIy since in raising The amount OF rese
nue. necessary for The Federal Govern
menl. the prariire Of laying discrininas
ing duties Tor The protection oil manu-
iaciures and other pursuits Of domestic
industry, seems 70 be settled part q
our national policy. Unfamiliar with tn
details Of our affairs. il will hardly be ex
pecled that | shall al present ATTEMPT an.
recommendation Of specific measures 4
your cons deraiion. This would insb G,
be presumptnous. after the lucid and ihte
resting review Of them in The message Q
nv distinguished predecessor, nj the open
ing Of your present Session. ! cannc
however forbear 10 impress upnlthe Lea
islaiure, my deep conviction OF the impo'
lance OF his recommendation 10 unde,isk
without delay. an Agricultural and Geolc
gical survey Of TIE State, with psriicnla
reference 10 the discovery of means 10 IN
prove our soil and cultivation. In wha
ever We produce, we hays millions Of con
prii,ors throughout the word. And IN
less we avail ourselves OF all the natur;
resources we possess. in addition 10 lh
lights of science. the skill of experieIc
and application Of industry. we shall B
left behind in the grealrace, Of incressin
profits by cheap. ming production.
In contemplating the important I'M,
\ .aass ssi.sai.-aAAaAiasA- ---------f- G@-.s'
ment, u Is consolation 10 me 20 know
that by the wise distribution Of power
The Executive in the general discharge
4 lis duties, bu, moves in Tie rear Of the I.
gislalure, enheavoling 10 carry out the
wise determinations. bv snch means :
they have committed io lis isnds. wha
ever in our respec i've spheres we ma
find demanding our attention. I Trust hi
no pledge is necessary on my part, n,
eshcrtaiion 10 you on yours, that The pul
lie engagements Of the State shall he oil
served scrupulously and faithfully. In Of
past hisinry. We have gained high ch
racter for the virtues OF honesty and fid
lily; thus far. our escnicheon is unsiraint
The public faith has been kept. he publ
honorinviolaie. And whateverdrsiiny o.;
await us in The future, let US lervenly uni
our invocations to thai good Provilenc
who has 50 signally upheld and pr. ser
ed us heretofore. thai oar beloved Nor
4 Carolina may still be permitted to wal
in herin,egriiy,' The object of our 10, al
and pride. as she is the hnme Of our hear
and affections.