Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-26

factory that sp the soeth and many will 70 South
with their fsmiss and capital commence ,h.s. IN. mo
ment wake op and get rid Of that terrible c,oo, C 40
teians. who hks vampires suck tho blood Of our n.oa
and fevei upon our sotsrings The Cotton
At the North pay the planter something like two Gem. me-
In the pound ios his Cotton Than they possibly can ne, from
tho foreign manufactured This fact which eb,l,,,.
oil denial The duty which IL laid upon tho foreign r,
Lotion operates as great protection tho American pl.n
sr were notion that duty tho East India Cotton wod
70 used w mo American manufacturer Tor ell yarn. under
no ~ Out the tam on t prevents them. Nov IL We or,
ID have Tree usde let take or the duty on ,s, Ind,, r.,
'on' nut nave NJ limo now to pursue this subject I
have some facts which defer 10 .no,h., tim. a., h
earnest consideration Of the South There are twenty ,h,,
ss anu noush'ng Cotton factories ia this lace md in
e ~ oehaf OF the people, friend aud foe Of In. S,u,h 10
come mere aud examine, like myself for themselves You
% 20 received with Kindness except by the unnstu
afed oeo'ocos OF which said he did not wi. nm 4,
We mnst be kept agriculture and buy
irom hun aud the English. Wen see him hanged
we have shaken of oil allegiance the mother lsnd.h,
loves US not-she rivals We are the descendant. Of
ancestors whoss blood has imprinted truths on every
'e'o'utonary battlefield. and We will live their honor
though internal ioes wish To cover US with sba..
The Calico Printing establishment VI Me.sr. Plumo.,
Pace, is another Of the number Of factories TIN,
The result OF the sniepfze u this place. ~as unable In
see eher oil the propreio OF this frctoy was con-
Quoted 'hrought by friend. who particular In Afford
'"s me d" mo affirmation IN his The prints are
generally OF white and black simply, and most OF III,
goods manufactured here ego down South" I, 4. s.o,nd
ing ." me that we suier these eniepriznc men 10 bring
the raw material from such distance and her. ,.o,l IL M
and send iii in this clothe our when
"od ana Nature have Justly called do under ndyan
ages lar supeno and yet hike the dog the mangcr ,U
not do II ourselves. suffer them IT, When will W..
learn wisdom and cease to be slaves, politicians The
prints here strong and well executed and in INV indy
a SUI TO he fofcig
others OF this kind here, and understand all are doing
well. Well. that ia right.
Through tho kindness Of friend went tbrou,b the
Paper Mill Of ii. v. Butler. lie himself wa, out NJ IN.
place. anu was unable to see him. The paper is beau
full and one OF tie mills kept in constant emp,vneu,
10 furnish paper for the New ork Sun alone Rv ,b
way how many Mills would be necessary to supply all the
papers in VTgnini Not many suppose ii the last cen,
sis be true Tor that the county Of Worcester in
massachusetts, alone subseribes to and more papers
than the whole State 81 Virginia. Tins is the wuy NO
doubt. To pcrpetuate unterifcd Democracy Lock IN,
people up IN the swamps and woods and out from
them schools and knowledge. aud then our bobia.d petit,
clans can 1t witt the peoples money in toe Legislature
on Federal Relations. OF course hghmnded Vrg,nan,
rs the Blue Book shows, have great many ederaI rL
fions) IN full tilt. ike tunSe-bug u round lunp of
gOsno From The Pockcacry Of the case the subject
will be now more attractive owing its Unusual graz
cy and the scent will be strong doubt thu, hundreds
he
flavor
VIII be wasted on the desert air
There Mills mansged and owned bv two br,,h,,
who have their agents IN the South buy up old rags for
the manufacture Of paper. They find good many rags
down there so they suppose kind of manu-
aeure which especially finds favor with politicians They
are hot for protecting the manufacture of rags
The last factory in line wearing and spnnng i, the
establishment Of Messrs. r.. b. Auerbury & Co. for the
manufacture OF krrseys negro wear Ths c,orv so,
ali ITS work to the "Sunny South" IL the siroDees, and
the best article oi tho kind saw and we will no,
make H. buy itiron Mr.. A. & Co. We can make il and
have the ghi and all that wanting butih- will We have
good many woody headed people to eo,he why M, mis-.
some four legged sheep (e've got enough of two, Il,
Gothic and project them ourselves. Get out viii, Won,
'azness the subject Of the growing Of Wool i, one Of
deep interest and ought be seriously eon.d,,,d
Mr. a. isa Southern man, and the good peo,l. of
South Carolina know him-but lot tell them in liz,
ae a' lie Is not tue only one here engaged in Manuirc
iures-'here Is other who brought all his money
away from Carolina invest here where IL SAFE
The politicians OF that State Alone have driven AWAY =,
pital 10 the of $40 900 900 and in popu.,o, ~
in IL years over eighty thousand. Bat more of this here
aiier There three large woOen mills here IN oper.
| ton.
Tie establishment Of Messrs. Rogers, Kercbum &
Gfosvener. consisting in all Of Machine and Locomotive.
shop, with Foundry and Blacksmith shop. /, IL The
largest OF the kind the United States and n,
badly OF the world Mr. Rogers il th. Great Ala, TIL
mon o; this huge affair. He Patterson poor Car
pen'rs boy about - ago, and by energy and indus
NY ne became Immensely wealthy This establishment
seems To DO making work Tor almost every s,,ion oI ,ha
onion but mostly for the South Orders were filling here
Tor 'irginio, North Carolina, South Carolina Georgia
and almost every State South. The Paler.on
Machine Companies shop another large ,tlr I'm taet
'nis whole town iul OF factories and rating Of ma
ehnery the noIsc ut the hammer the roaring of the fs
the industry at nor people, Patterson place of The
highest interest No lazy live here-no pulled up
PRIDE hndr here owner deyotee The career OF her
people Is onward, and her destiny will be glorious About
Tour hundred thousand dollars worth work " preparing
IN the several factories Tor be SOuhabou eighty
SoIr Old State nione SO 900 is for the Cockadc Town
pour l'lons live hundred thousand pounds of Coton-
HouDOuo lbs, Ut WOOL aud ~ 900 lbs OF raw silk Is work.
60 up here yearly The work done s enormous
no penn up Utica contracts her power--her fame IS m
all lands Let Us initiate her example and follow in her
career OF glory, and our destiny will be great.
SoUTHERNER.