Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05

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country on IN. earth These men are now the leaders and
or,eles of the Ioc,,c, marty c,n.p.uou. anon, whom,
s,and Garrett d. Wall and Peter d. Vroom; and the men
who supported the of Tn. Ia ,rsnn npd
lanes Madison arc nov, the i.,d,s Of ,h D.n.-,,;c
Wing Party and The advocates of Henry Clay Vel tbcsr
old hardened Fedcrais,s have now the unbushnp audaei
long tried in the f,rp,c "A E.dcrns and R,i,isb Wh,s
| Glorious times these
During the ..tmcs which tried mems souls" So wilfuly
Int upon us by ia, ma conduct of Jackson Van Ru
rem Co and which Ink, an African simeon syept broad
cast over The land This CITY had s ni,b h.,p
deserted was informed by gentlemen that one wear and
hall before the presen, tariff was adopted Won could see
the operatives hanging around deserted factories hotels
grog shops and on the banks OF the placid Passa
ed in looks aud detected in spirits as ready to give up
the ghost" A large number Of the farmers who. while
these factories in operation had enInyed feast of
fat things" BY selling produce their farms the
owners and operatives finding their thus npped
IN the bud" pucd up stakes and cut tor other lands
some Florida, settle in that African Indian,
Spanish museheto anu gallinpper territory which has
lately adopted the OF "let alone" ike the
clean spifs ct old when the Saviour made his appearance
among them. The motley nuililyng and dsunion Demo
cracy OF that State remind by their Ut LET
alone. Ito be will OF gaat Lighting the
al an on aud who commenced sco.dng the animal Tor
taking notice OF him. when the replied that he certain
~ did not know he there would not II he had
Gays alter the Tart OF - became law owners and ope
aves were seen fixing their factories and putting their
m1chney IN orde- and IN three weeks sadness aud SUIT
iering gave way To- smiling faces aud yous hearts while
the engines set IN motion tue wheels aud machinery oi her
many mus ana factories adding renewed e anL energetic
aeuoA 10 Commerce and Agriculture but the pesi tax"
the hndos Is all this happiness and prosperity tn be but
a"deam, an empty show,"-a mere bubble streak OF
lean and streak VI iai Let us see Nons Icrons
IN Passing 'htoush hesSTs bruen LOS MaUeaoie
Nls' "n IS'"uN unIer te cohIuet oi Tue JUNIOR part
nor MI thompson, gentleman OF intelligence and
worm. was put N possession OF ioe wei worthy The
consideration o. every AmeIie4n lie id me mat an tn'
ssh manufacturer OF plating coach and harness trimmings
:" ma"eaoe iron castings, OF Warsai IN England who had
oeei extensively engaged ia business ihstc ana whose
work was sod aog iher IN the United states aud South
America was "rced by the tariff ~ 1872 to bring his bu-
s'nt W heanu 70 dehd matt lie came 10 WIS country
wa Ci''u upon mem u inquire ABOUT proper place 10
see Gown al aHu commence business sanS hhi on 1c-
'oun' OF your d arm was Obliged ID leave Eng
ANA win al any capital ana one bundled men aud start
again IN mus country and many others vii follow my eN
ample Then, said Mr.. Thompson. asyou ask advice
70 PolhI out locdiOa ulnk you ought u ~ South
they have great resources and excellent capacities
Tor manufacturing. Sn, says the man, can't 60
"ere-i want To get into The strongest protective
region OF THIS country possible. avn going, said
me- TO Fenns'' ania where know that ALL the peo-
pe nave some sympathy ior me aud my pursuit, and
"Aeie he Is no" settled. No" the qaesnn may natural
arse as tins man was great friend OF Southern Free
race why Gd ne not make track Tor the Sou TO csiab-
@ himself L. add to oar p"pulaiiun with his one hundred
ychanc' ana our wealth with ms cap'a-to help to de-
Ne'p he magnificent resources ct our great STATE TO up
glFr ugFE
ana MANNERS "'ui nave FHng anu echoed the voice OF IN
dHsiIy waATg up the s.gmbering thousands around us
"ho ate sfanG,is and ahes t' the glorious destiny de-
's'u ~ ~ ~ ''Niue"Se nc '''us"tH ne sI"u'u 10
cafe mere '"e h"claHs would denounte ms calling excite
PplaF oaiuH against Hi set up c'lmof io' Old England
anu the merchants would pass him by and come to the North
and Guy me same article he made aud Tor this reason ne
nad no IDEA 4" gong down south.
Daring my peies'i"-i ms through the factories IN this
came sc''se TWO VINO are no" settled mere Who were
porn Snu served Heir apprenticeship IN our Ola common
"to'"' l"eS ,e't lhl' me atmosphere when hey Iei
%n'" su''"G'i'i 'Hem was hosue 10 ueiT success M
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en- separate pfopretofs conducting different business
There are 50 many distinct and dren kinds of articles
cast cut hammered and ground here from iron and steel
that il would f up half column 10 describe them The
m Ist of the cupl5yc. are young men who have started
on their town hook bent up,n earning IN an uut
suit bresd &, preserve aud clothing TO protect life
The U:dsnherg Factory il lsrge range Of uldnys CO
yerny about one acre Of land and IN hero some Is or 30
p.opreiors have pitched their tents Needles brass work