The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09

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and Iayons hslHilE. There srs NJ H. !
msnlslloRs =ai wai'inEs hen ?. nnry ard
HsHl. ~ hageaId isers. and ragged
earnsnts - sdd HEGtrhsdness % gao
TsIes I'D sisEss'ioa. No ihasslag hesdss
o. bsEdy gans. maks up ihs iRaalss Il
lhsss haasss. No. A PeaFls EaEsnaus,
happy and inlsil'grnl, shsllss ahsmsslsss
here. and they deserve hOa oily wsslIh.
bus lhe gEsuE8is al their EoanlEy.
While passing through ens of tie fac
tories, vas ro,h'ed 20 three Soang IA
dies. not oEsT siIassn OF eaghissn yeas
Of see. Sho had from the mOney lheF had
saved iron the uOIk q lhrW aHn hands,
ObiaInsd rn0ugh 10 purchase lni each.
and rear on item house Tor thsaT Md
o~sd mothers, snd wers nov depasiIlhg
Oh The means not necessarily used lOE The
f.nilys ia The S,Eings Back. Joseph
Smith. Esq. the Secretary of the AssO-
cislion. lniaTnsd me that there wss hard.
~ wssk that sOne one Of The oPsraisss
weEs not 81 HE Office. 20 buy lots or de-
pcsiI money si,h hun. Many 81 Ihe
operatives before they rsms hsTe. were
unable 10 Eesd nT wTAe. snd a. lhe very
point Of siaTEsuOn. crossing up 10 ignO-
rance end ,ics, whose eonjllian IL chang
ed in Ell these relations. Oa the Sab
bath. yeu could hardly tell them from
the weakness lsmilIes. and their demssns
or 10 every way praisewoTIhy sad con-
mendshls. TIE pIudeRI and industrious
habits thus inslIiled into them. prepares
The young men and ladies a. The sses Of
Is snd 81 % hsss a hose and lot FOE
themselves. aRA the next thing stisr Ihs',
10 20 get married. and By economy end
energy Of purpose, Ihey ere thus able in
lev yeas 10 start on their " own hook"
che ~ mistress Of the house and he as
master OF . factory. Should the Proro-
siiion which l made heretofore, 10 our ciu-
Gems. be sdopteds 10 Commence . nnsnu@
isciurIng town above Richmond. | find
that moi more than $50, 900 need be psid
in--Ihe rest world be m ode by selling
ne town lots Tor boarding houses. hoIsls,
stores and churches, alter the found.t on
had been commenced anil confidence IN
the public mind had been secured. Be-
sides. more than one.half0f the houses in
th,s place being owned b. the operatives,
there are thirty eight boarding houses, and
twelve hAtls. | could m,lsnce more
than twenty towns 10 New York and New
Jersey which were commenced 10 the
way proposed. and could now commune
one under less expense, aud with superb
or advantages.
There ATE nes Ifv. thousand operatives
10 ths place engaged in the factories.
making about nine thousand men, women
anI children who are dependent upon
these Establishments, directly OF indirect.
ly, for support, and the whole entire po4
puia'ion is kept together numbering near
twelve thousand by them solely. With
out them the town would be deserted.
Should the Tariff be repealed. | am in
formed by both Democrats and Wings,
that two thousand Of these hands would
be without eBploy msna in lw" weeks alter
it was known. There is pad out to these
operatives early. by the Factories. near
eight hundred thousand dollars, the half
Of which circulates among the FsrUes
for their produce.
All the Farmers around the place are
rich, and are masking ten times as much
off their fsrm., IN proportion tn Inc cap.
Ital invested, as she Manufacturers do.
Hundreds OF them make more from four
acres of ground. and tina, all hill, than a
majority Of ours do from their three hun
dted acres. Some If them from three
acres alone, in raising Tawberrles, R,sp.
berries and DewberrIes, rake over $1,000
profits per year. And this all the result Of
about two months work. The most Of
them have their carriages, and find bet
Ter marker Tor their produce here than they
can in New York. Fhe Fruit crop alone
sold from the surrounding town yearly
in New York, 10 greater than The entire
Agricultural crop Of South Carolina, and
the frur. and Veget,ble crop larger than
the Agricultural produce Of tho Great
State Of Virginia {: tho not ISL to ter
rify you, buI they are fart.. Show this
statement to our Poliucians. aud then tell
them to go to the nearest rum shop and
take a drink Of grogI and commence
lectute on the immortality OF the Tariff,
and then ask the tenants of diapidaleL
tents and farms, ragged, starving. penuiless
and wretched millions Of the SJulh. to
bend their knees before them, and suppll-
cate Gods blessing on their rotten car
cases fIr it. and they will call you sim
pie and unterrfed Republicans!
The difficulty lies here: our Farmers
and planters prOdtce hardly any thing Else
but C,r,on and Tobacco, and these FIR
foreign consumption, the price of which
is regulsted by tie spectators and Man
ufac'urets Of Europe. But the injury
does not stop here. BY preventing the
increase of our own Manufacturers land