Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-07

IL appears from the coInHlefcal records oil lhe
north that The people OF the United States are trbu-
'ay to four sections of the Globe, for the article of
indgo, ana hat the product OF their labor has to go
annually to Bengal Manila, Caracas and fuate-
maA Tor large quantities, so Indispensable to their
manufactures lhf value oil the hrsi variety N our
country commands from se.en,y'he cents TO one
"o'ar ana i'rty cents per 10 FROM the very places
To winch we go Tor TINS article must be apparent
10 common sense mat u Is or ought to he The pro-
duction OF warm sun, and our going 10 so many
paris o, 'ne EARN 10 procure ~, Is sell evident proof
u Tue aeihah' ana ,'e hecess'iy o' our having It
III FORMER paper sui'eu ,ha' II mad been larry
tried !" our cl''ate' and the product as fairly by
nor'herh inan"iacu'eI o. emhchce anu thai, as the
oeh' roo" oi Tue 'a'h ''a' 'ne article produced III
our climate iuy supported l'he seed was from Ben
ga) inc same 'huiV'dusl ohered contract Tor any
quantity III the price oil the Bengal Indigo, IN our
market
I've enquiry .he" presents "seh' why DO we carry
"e result u our aoor gu, OIL ''e country lis actual
wealth. 10 or'ns .n's article ,h'1 III
IN II 'a'e paper SusBes'ea .''e 'eco"eciioh' mat
we ougt 10 we" sou'e '"coehts passing before ana
a'o""u U.S. as "'san' '"u"ue'. S,nee 'hen, ma Inc
sa1t''es Vi Tue "or''' espeen,hy " VIEW fofk, hegn
10 give us so.ne genuine oaPs. ihey tel us OF
e n .a.u'e a""ss. "y soou importing
n'lhs' w"o we'e uo;"s apou. we've months oaeH
suc;' "an"sone business WI. que sou'h' me COTTON
iee'on II Wou" 'el",'e ah ,u'o' not 10 nave seen
mat lne SCUM was an aunl'rao'e buyer OF imported
'"'t'sn soouH' '"u "'". "'o'' ''oe'a''f INTO "eot'
i1oon,'f oaen aoo' wv sc"'1' "Ppe'"s u''"c-
'o1''"oe W """' po11Se " c"'o"n''om any wise
od'ou'at'"s "'an "ou'u iee' h'niseh a"'hor'Zeo 10
couh. on sa'e s'es VI '"e po"cy OF frge purchases
C"n o1 pcss a va. cuP'u''y rested
:" .,e 'ene, 'a'". '"e III n'''' y, ouyns ""gs o'
"'''s" P'''", " We eo",u 'e""'y pou"co
ourselves ga'ne'n"s WIN one hano ana scatter
'"e WV" a'o''e'' was ~ Z" y" 'o'Sse'-una' u was
n"' W Ieoei'1 SER c"een' one " 'he wsest
me" prdo''1a'y anu ,,eo'e'Ga'y' 'ha' 'he Won" mas
ever seen' r 'anh"l '"oo'eo 10 peiSuaue me people
VI a"e county ."'' 'e t''u Vi cio'' winch cost one
uo''ar MADE at nome, was .nuch cheaper 'han mat
oo"e"' !" s"e e'"ie' :" ''s consequences anu nv,
"eea IN us "orc' o'' most especiahy In Inc END,
as lie usen 10 bay emphd'cany' boi 'he sage couhi
not persuade any pu. one religious Sect cana 'hey
appear 10 ne uhuer Tue ihiuence oil common tense
by ktnd OF ins''hct) VIZ tne tluakers' and conse
quen'y prokeh poor OF distressed Quaker AS re-
gards pecnniafy ma.'ers, Is yei deemed phenome-
non But as regards ms state oi things me country
Is winding tsen up as iast as need be wished Inc
last lew weeks larry proves mat Inc planters gene
Iahv, are irving oo'u experiment, ihev are pant
ing inc grea! staple ol inc SCUM ''perai'y' lew
months ago II was universally DeieVed that lie whole
country was periec'y convinced mat Two and Two
made four, and hat by "A general consent each in-
divduai would reduce the Dummy previously Guilt
waited by MN iaigeiy ana make II deieimnale effort
at DIVISION oil LABOR hnd'ng other articles Tor to
Work on; ana wh'cn course, nah II oeen resolutely
taken, would nave done much Tor the planting inter-
est. The FACT OF The very course being taken, would
have been every thing IN the effects ii would have
produced abroad, and the stronger fact OF the actual
quantity brought INTO market, compared with former
crops, would have eInched the ELECT on the foreign
and domestic markets II was remarkable how clear
ly 'le game impressions arguments and mode oI rea-
sonlng came from every description OF mem hut It
Is now more astonishing how incapable the country
appears to be to act on The decision Of their own un-
dersiandngs. There must be an lnia'ua'Ion OF
moat singular Kind produced by the cultivation of
the weed or the wool. Common sense appears TO
be perfectly unable to meet II. he next sales oi The
staple crop VIII iurnsh think, still more concln-
sive arguments IN favor OF different agricultural
pursuit. sun however there appears 10 be ii few
who are determined not to "carIy Goals 10 New Cas-
tie" and they are varying their agricultural pro-
ducts ana looking about Tor some valuable ARTICLES
on whch 10 spend 'he'r exertions and labor.
Amongst iore'gn productions OF which we are large
importers, from foreign States, and which is extern
s'vev called Tor IA the arts, "'sic'ty Sumac" stands
prominent ~ Tie price currents OF our commercial
cities it viii be found quoted from Sicily and
Trieste, and le price IN our seaporls nota ltlsiand-
ing the light labor and slight cultivation CALI