Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

especially ill be ever suite Of an ample rcmunera-
tr,n.
~. opose to elucidate this subject by submitting To
IN. ,..j the striking contrast presented BY two
,,.u,;, fas apart from each other. with which the
late c,ers happen oppn,uaely 10 furnish Us.
IT. FIRST extract is letter addressed some time ago,
.. 4 late editor Of the Washington Globe. by OF
h;tDemocralic' subscribers in llliaois who. "Dem
Az as he was, and farmer also, very clearly
Z benefits Of the protective policy, and therefore
favor ofit. lie says:
i.Alow me to tell you what labor il will cost pay
ron for The Congressional Globe and Appendix Our
ost pri,able business is raising wheat which
~ in wsgM,s hundred and forty miles 10 Chicago.
and there sell il for oriy cents per bushel. gWd two
nurse team will draw 20 bushels and feed for the jour
uey; and thus 60 market. camp out and cook onr
avn E4d. A had will brng eight dolla,s; we make a
trip in two weeks. Truly, yuu have hard row 10
hue you i'll say why don you sell your wheat near
.r ho,ur7' Allow 10 tell you that you could not
cash bushel Of wheat in Vernon county for twenty
i've cents; that, To rse two dollars II would require
eight bushels Of wheat-he product of hall an acre. aud
weeks labor; Or. to raise that sum iron poTk, you
must sell two hundred pounds"
The writer Cues on show that if foreign manufac~
lures we're excluded and domestic fabrics consumed in
their sead the duty which operated 10 the exclusion of
by causing the erection ia his vicinity Of manufacturing
ssabis hnen,s the aborers in which would him
a Convenient, steady and profitable market for his
Ius products. But. if any Of our readers feel disposed
10 d.uli fac, 50 obvious, lei him from the Illinois
farmer, carrying 90 bushels Of wheat lao miles, and
selling i. for 40 cents bushe, and contemplate the
condition of his brother farmers in New jersey who. ia
the midst Of manufacturing establishments, find ready
~.l~ sl,ac ipu han
richly remunea,ins prices. Read the follo~ing
from recent letter Of ''Souherner' now on North
rrn nar. whose instructive episles have appeared in
the Richmond Wing. WIRING from Newark. he
says
elhere are near five thousand operatives in this
place engaged in the acorles, max ny about ihou
sand men, aud children who dependent upon
III. o. ESTABLISHMENTS directly indirectly for support
aud the whole entire population is kept together MN.
herring near twelve thuusand by them solely. With
gu, ,he.n the ,own woud hi deserted. Should the Ia
tlf b- reIesed am Informed by both Democrats and
Wings, that twU Thousand OF these hands would be
witn,ut eaploy u,ent IN Two weeks after il was known.
There paid cut To these operatives yearly by the fac
,r,ps near eight hui drd Thousand dollars The half of
whlch circ0ales Among The farmers or their Iro>
duce.
"Al the farmers around the place are rich and are
making ten times much vi their farms, IN proIort
10 the capital invested, as The manufacturers do Hun
deds af them make from four Of ground, and
,ha all hill, than maturity Of do from three
hunred acres ooa'e oil them ifon rte acres alone, IN
'as"s e" ",' ,,;" WI ~. ''Ae
, ,.n ,,,,,,hs .or I'm. ,,ns, nf them h, v n,
carr aues aud 6nd better market Tor their produce here
lnsn DIZZY eau IN New York. The iIu crop alone sold
iroa Inc SURROUNDING To-" rs yearly ia NE" YORK Is eI'a-
vi 'e" '''o 80 CIV, ,i y, -
,,,l ,,o,ce uf IN. Great Stale q, tuvina,I do nal
sh To trtiy YOU hut these iacIs. Slew lhs
II "1 10 oo' foi'"a's, s'd '"" tel lh'm "g" 10 HE
"a"s' u'.>s'p a'u ,""' u'" " t'"sa "u ','''-
CIV ,h ,.,.n MS al I,lan,a,.d ,,,ts and Earns RACED
IA s,Iyuu u.,nlrss ard r.lch,d millions Of the Su,h
To end heir kre,s before du aid sNIpltae q, d's
Ablrssg "' Weir role" c"na.s.s hf II. and 'hy VIII
fam ~" 90, s '1,. '"u nv ''r'"''."'s
L,, h,,il, any ,hiny .ls,. lam C,.n and H. h,c an
lated nv The soeculat,rs and manufacturers If Eu,opc