Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04

Balance against us. 29OO3J $40 |
EIces, OF Agricultural produce in favor Of
the North, as heretofore stated, 50 100 9l3
To gave the North and Yves, equal territory
with us for agriculture, a. per last
statement, $50 ,OOC coo
The equality for manufacturing as for
agriculture, these St,les produce 262 900 900
Leaving in all justice in the yocavs 1854, IS iS9
This j, simply pursuits, Agriculture and Manufac
tires. Where will it leave when shall add on Com
To this terrible eIp1suc1 There some very Singh
lar facts brought TO mind in the researches made
make up this table la making Mu.ic,l Instruments, South
CAROLYN, has not invested neither has she in fire
When slo attempted snnu the laws of Congress,
and defiance her obligations her sister States she
sent this State Tor guns swords aud cannon and even
musical instruments u give enthusiasm her people and
marshal Them against their brethren OF the Union The
Yankee boys charged her about much they
would any one ese i, the time they could have
cd dozen companies Of c less noisy, but brave people
who hard Tor their living aud marched TO Carolina
aud frightened all these warriors OF the State
Those Nu!lIhcation muskets still in Carolina
where they will remain Us useless lumber | respect
fully submit her politicians. when they want to eh,
again. TO learn their Of war and
deience, aud not make such set fools of themselves ~
they did before. All the other States have something in
vested in this business bu, this little war State Those
whom the gods wish destroy they lire, make mad She
has been kicking the pncks long enough now and
tempting to humbug others She has noble people, but
the most ungody and unprnciped gang Of polite that
was ever thrown together IN so small compass.
The OF the manufactured articles enumerated IN
this table, where the amount in favor of the North and
West the greatest. made from the staple produce OF
the South. No man look this table, and contra,
productions thus FAR with the North aud wear and not
eseaim that the agerev,d. hubugsed and in
Iured people, considering and pc
htieal advantages Of free people the earth That
should have been long gulled. duped swindcd IS
deeply notifying Money enough has spsnt Tor come
twenty past by the deuded people the South in
geiIing meetings and travelling hear low, groyelng
and mercilcss OF Office seekers denouncs hone ndu
sry build Rail Roads every direction where IL vas N.
essary through the heart State establish free schools
IN every county, aud I'LL the Old Dominion with popula-
tlon OF 100000 Of Intelligent rcemen. Now what is our
posironi The North have prepared young nen To d.
rect any business concentrated their capital aro now
competing with all the Old World for market for their
commerce, agriculture and manufactures It will take u
twenty five years. the fourth OF a century, to stand where
the North stands My Heaven forgive these men and
open tile eyes OF our people and prepare
rights Freemen OF the South reme your aters and
rather than live in the low. dshonored scryo state into
which You have bOen tdro~n by teachery and fraud
soye TO die oil slaves live Ike Your young men
now who have any real pride OF character and lor their
county feel that robbing them OF chance to
compete with the young Vi the NOria. ask every
young Wing OF the South assist me- and keep within
the nes and the aged who had keep the party con
eentraed aud compieted. nnJ when contest comes tho
rough route will beial the foe
The amount Of manufacturing done in this City is very
great The town spreads surface Of shout ten mile.
The value OF the articles per annu as per
State just skon amounts 81 l6I $40 The ne
cultural produce 76S. The amount of money paid
by the factories to the farmers per year S37 ISL They
havo in the town. small and great. about eighty actoes
Immediately in the town Of Springfield there but little
manufacturing done. The town Of Cabbouyie which be-
longs TO the town OF Springfield has magnificent row Of
Cotton factories the Cheopeo River. While standing
on the bank Of this little River and looking the long
range OF buildings, my spirit sunk within rcjJced
TO see these establishments here and from the my
heart wished them succoss--but could with much more
pride behold such my own native State There
is hardly really poor in Massachusetts who il sober
man The finest and best looking building in this town Is
owned and lived by operative aud yet YOU are off told
they white slaves and live in wfetchednoss This IL
done TO gull and keep tho spirits Of your white poor
have got dose in Tor these sandcrcrs i'm one
ofmy future numbers that will Theoretically seal their mouths
L,tus look to home we've got enough attend to- heaven
knows. Massachusetts will take Of herself She
don't forget her people. There 10 another ma
nuiaeturng town Just above csbbottvlc, called Chi
copee Fslls-whore there erected number Of Fac
tories II ~ surprising to how these factories are
increasing But lew people leaving Mnssachus.
etts. While Pocans are drnouncirR industry and
soambling for Office the leading men of this State arc
sIenR all their energies bring into play oil their re-
sources TO minister to the wants. comforts and wealth NJ
their people, and glory of the State. Well here yoes INV
lat into the air with three cheers for Massachusetts
This the theatre OF Shays' rebellion. But few of
his men, however, came from this country. The United
States Annoy which e tried TO take occupies an elevated
position In the town. and great addition the place
was conducted through oil the various epanents or this
immense armOry by the junior Editor 81 the Springfield
Republican There muskcs enough here to kill onc
hundred and thirty thousand lOos. II they well directed
The Messr'. Anes, at Charlottesville Manufacture ls.g,
quantities Of cannon and Swords for Uncle Sam
Their fame for tho manufacture Of these articles - very
wide spread Tnis place Is growing very fast aud one day
from the ELECTS Of her iscres must hold com.picuou
place IA the Old Bay State.
From Springfield took the cars for Worcester passing
through Palmer. where there is good Dc Of Cotton man
ufsetured-.so. Warren, where much IL done in Cotton
and woosn-lkewisc, Brookhod, where there arc vast
quantities Of Shoes made Ga the route also stood tho
Towns OF spsneer Charlton, South Bridge ostonbridse,
CsppVle and Leicester. These towns sro foil of fac
TOTES Tho FIRST aud sst thing seen IN Massachusetts,
ho Church aud School House. The Villages along the
road did seom 10 TO be csly choice homes n happ
aud comfort do dwell ~ the bfcas. Of tho inhab
tsnts Of those towns, people syer did enjoy them
staggering DomagORuo could no moro live here IA an oguo
run away with the Cspal al Washington | wish our
psJpo would only Vsn Ihsse placer They vouI learn