Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-08
Csrrssvsadsnes Of the Ivhis.


the commercial emposium looked like great solid bank
Of Snow have much OF the order loving. industr
Gus people Of "thc land of steady hsbs common OBJ
server without stopping route but keeping company
with the cars haste through the sterile looking States
Of Connecticut Rhode Island and Massachusetts. would be
At loss TO know how the people tout OF the live and
become thrifty In the FIRE, place. the New England
system OF Education is infinitely better than in Virginia
any other State south OF it, and this the ground work
morals industry, economy and fortune Good old Connee
cu looks poor indeed She is in fact rich in the fines,
school system cx,an having capital OF millions OF
dollars Her fseorcs small though they be- dot the State,
and are doing well. Connecticut; grows Crobacco well
onons) almost every article che
tcrials for Bread &c. and they from your way
-FOUR tce &C. The people OF that State make every
thing tell and pay their debts panciually did
much OF Rhode Island the Plantations" as that gallant
little State is sometimes called but She too through her
Providence. takes large quantities Of the products Of the
South. had time pass through Vermont, which yUu
style he Star that SETS" but her ps,riotic
ments well known TO you. leave her "aonc with her
glory But old Massachusetts, that was hand in hand and
shoulder shoulder with own Virginia and our own
Washington throughout The Revolution what shall cay
Of her Not much, because she needs encomiuu.--
When ai the last session OF Congress. John Quincy Adams
asked ii he intended TO speak the Tariff. he
presented having said "No the Tan speaks tor se,f
old Massachusetts speaks for herself in ell her works
Massachusetts, performs hor part faithfully all occssions
she buys largely oi Southern and Western produce and
pays tor ali she buys Cotton is 1T chief article
she buys, and the far distant when she will
quite hundred thousand bales OF IL nothing OF
increased quantities OF breadstus from the South and
West, which Cotton neuded) will long reach mil
lions OF dollars. Ii the Tariff be permitted standard
1t is conceded throughout the country that it will
stsnd-thc time Is not remote when the New England
States will require much larger portion Of the crops Of
cotton. brcadsuiis, &C. Of the Southern and Western
States. and they will pay better and sisader prices for
,hem than foreign markets Will yield. The people yeuI
way do appear understand the importance Of
enIargins the homo market, which oil practical know
Is the hes, for those who cultivate the SOIL whether in Nr
gnis the Carolnas, other States: This clear
the sanbeanis in the Heavens.
| have been - Lowell which is a perfect curiosity
shop. Some fifteen years ago At all bui
now looks almost as large as your Metropolis and sup
numbers many Inhabitants The way the spindes
looms &c. fly caution 10 new beginners. and wish
had the ability dste Yankee skill and enterprise
You thaithe Capital engaged in Manufacturing
Gotten IN this country, about nifty millions dollars
only fourth OF which represented by Lowell yet ID
WELL whenever the Tanif is attacked in Congress b. the
Cbivalry and Others, gets al the hard knocks. Why
don't the southern opponents OF the Tariff kick the
Srna Nsnuiac'urers and ali the rest OF them from North
Cauiua 20 the Gull Lowell should have been James
River because o unexamPled power. immense
internal resources aud coniiguiiy IL the cotton heids
Every factory built in Virginia, will contribute your
wealth. and Is strange tsi many people about yoa
iGae to cultivate exhausted lands instead Of doing bssr
business Instead Ut dozen factories, Virginia should
have ten times Rp-Nanwinkle-as patriotic y.
Carolina sarcas;cay n4cknAned IN times
waking up and numbers about thirty iaetore-, and make
more money in proportion their cspal than made
Lowell. Why don't Virginia, that Tobacco and 9TH
er articles which she grows, cheap manufacture
more and buy less This - the Only way become rch
she viii ultimately be driven this, and the the
better You should como among the Yankees sum.
neT, see Tor yourself and thea returning well posted up,
renew your warning 10 Wig aans 10 look their true.
real interest \ permanent Protective Iarif Will prove
great blessing tor the South but Southern people GEN
orally will not beheve j; TIL the dollars begin flow
their pockets See what has lately ocea--sd Abbott Law
fN.h1 - = -
presented twenty Thousand dollars chs!ir ins-
ton, which seized upon by the Globe and maze
cssion OF an attack upon the Tarif, inamstns that
Mr. Lawrence and other rich mel he-eSboGt, had got
rch. and therefore able make Donations BY plunderin
the Mr.. McDuiie has igno-anuy Ia rs place
IN the Senate, made similar remarks. Blu; they have no
foundation Ia fact Tor, before Lowell dreamed o. Mr..
Lawrence, Mr.. Appei1n, and OF the wealthy meu
here made their fortunes IN commeses. The
Psied merchants the county may be found Bstoa
sagaclousy sHd economically engaged commerce a.
around the world, that they may aif1:d conIoure %
rally 10 Charitable purpases, and build that
-fs-Fta tsAs- ia- s---- ia-t dla1 Las tie
Isnhoe character according y Observation Insiesi
of making large fortunes at the expense Of Cavalry,
orYoang Amenea," 1t - well known the Compromise
Act run-d many OF the New England nanuaetaefs and
crippled almost al the rest. They however struggled ON
Til the Tariff OF 1912, aad they are doing lair ba-
siaess But this, think, will not last long, because
res beng built al the country. including SOah
Carolns, GeJrgia. FlOsds Mississippi. aud Missouri and
when ali get IN operation, prices OF .sbres wall fall and
By consequence, profits will be less. Let the Tariff sone
and toe country will be foil OF goods pces cheap
CT than we ever knew them.
Boston agreeable place the People are hosoi
table, and here you daily the snd count,
ing oasss Tie finest specimens OF highbead cultivated
gentlemen.
Boston and the surrounding country are full Of interest,
ing objects. ride, via Linn, where they make all the
shoes and down the beach that charming spot Nahant
would ireshen you mJsh, snd make you feel ten years
| younger, especially II you have pass few days
among tie rocks with hook and line. Such an excursion
as tins would gladden. yop after passing through the
and sriie Of politics. You MHsf come.
have been TO that tall COMMUNICATION a, Bunker
Hil and whilst gazing at thought Iryngs sketch book
description OF Pompey's pillar acknowledgements
alone IN classic dignity. After the genial sun for the Lost
few days had melted the snow, friend took
roe, aud just as the beautifully setting, brought
~ near The Monument The played and gtered on the
pillars loily summit, and II worth looking at; but
greater would be the sight 10 ioos National Monu-
ment, commemorative % the noble deeds and virtues Of
him whose renains rep0se Mount Vernon almost un
| hynofed.
Bunker Hill Monument mus, have COS, a great deal Of
money, for tod me Abbott Lawrence alone sub
scrbed ten thousand dollars toward IT, However he sub
scba 10 every thing that Is m It's purpose patriotic and
caafIiabe The TACT ~. these New England do
tang we'll and like them ios .i--sbeit all my Southern
feelings and sentiments and my intendsn il no disaster
bes ins in my travels, u to live and die in the South.
The rumour iodsy Is that Texas will be annexed -
"e' let u come; let the hsir-s splitting Nu'her continue
20 wno long, absurd letters slavery and avr labor
Jet the SSannons and the Greens snd all that SET bundo
on With Mexican aBd TeIs- affairs; let hasty proceeding.
te had on the Oregon question. ond nsy y 1nFe NJ in
war with "a power which has dnttd over the surface Of
lie whole Globe saith her possessions and military posts
whose morning drum.be, sauiing the sun and keeping
company With the hour, circles the earth dolly with one
unbfyken and continuous strain Of tho naral airs Of En-
gland LET, say oil this but you will sd such
mon % huntington "a descendant Of u the mighty
ioen Of lhe ReyOuiiOB) and Lawrence, and Davis and
Simmons, and the New England men generally Standing
up Ia solid column for already shattered con
suton liberties and the honor and glory Of the Mol,
| county.
l. it possible that ithey be no longer cal
ed servants u TeGts be annexed content with
our present domain which includes ten hundred mil
ons OF acres unnhabcd but heading u gssp
ing Of foreign eosnfy which known be saddled wit,
a lore debt. Whl, We coEingtp' Wont the Ear,b
qnase so7n and quake severely than ihe sa, sh,e
"m'h occurred few days ngo Staten Island1 But !
suppose mere Is no stopping party work, yet hope there
- no ruth IN the that American Senat1s have been
bought up with the promise Of Embassies, &c The gori
Gus sheet onehUf" Of the nation purchased On no. I
"iu not believe that More territory! Well when sla
sueicn from the Passamaguoddy 10 Cafyrna-andI SUD.
pose the destmcIfvfs will not rest all IL is can readily
Imagine that such Dor, now in the Rhode Island
enI3fy, or Houston Of Santa Ans memory will be a,
the bcnd NJ The Efnpiro. t',,r