Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-09

IL ssDe KID Providsnce watches al--ths came
Constitution snd Lave operate for sll They have %
sensal thing bean made and administered hv osr
The North have no way oppressed us. Oaf apathy.
vsns Of industry, u intelligence snoss mspss
want Of sasspr.s. and though not least yea moe no
ton, than all our Dsmgogicsl Politicians oppress Until
we Get rid Of hese burdens well way hold our proper
rank In tho conedessey The industry Of the North alone
has preserved us. You know well would hardly have
town in tho South larger than Indian viass we're
Il not tor native born No<hsn Thee rssess, Tho
politicians, who tho chacc hunt up
lie to lester additional haired in the ninds Of people
towards the North, know that the building up OF the
South had been lett them we would not have been
| much ahead VI tho Mexicans Tho Northern
have generally built mp our Cities Have brought their
produce there. Have created commerce. Shew mo
politician that has done tho first thing improve any
or city in tho South. you cannot find one, I'll shsw
| you one which they have ruined. and IL for
Northern this day would be Of the poorest and
| most contemplate places tho Globe. ..
AT the time that Nulhcatian commenced, Charleston,
s. e. had only ten native born Merchants, the
oil Northern men. Foreigners YETI tho population of
the city was about $4,000 souls. Tho mad caps drove
away. IN about year, three thousand. Many Of
these NEW have come North-some TO Msnufac turing
One brought away 100000 aud invested il in Factory
at Paterson in New Jersey, and making money. and
lives eontencd Many Of them have told since they
left that they would lief and rather go Hayu 60
again to Carons,-hat they look upon the politicians
there than band OF Arabs. Il is
that under tho Tsnh OF ls25. Charleston did larger
business than she has done since and had greater
population. Ever tho fst year VI the Compromise,
that city has been losing population and business
yearly Every year brings her sll lower and lower. She
loses at the rate OF $500 annum in population, aud
Informed by gentleman who knows the State well and
has Just been NIL through it, that fifth OF the population
o. the State is moving away, not TO Texas but Georgia.
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tom OF my heart do pity the people OF that State. many
OF whom know personally for the many long years Of
sadness and suffering through which they have passed.
All the wealth has been grasped by tho politicians No
States have been deeply cursed by those villains Viz
gnia and South Carolina. Great Heaven give the People
courage To resist those wrongs through the ballot box
Had North Carolina been placed just between two
such States N Virginia and South Carolina sho would
hive been at this time OF the finest aud enicrpz
ing States in the union-ior her people are industrious
and noisy. They have good sense and God tasc
and silently improving their condition In tho preson,
condition Of South CaroIns people may well adop, IN.
language OF Holy WRIT "he way tho iranssressor il,
| hard"
You have thrown this letter together very d.oin
edly am lust out oi sick bed. aud am very weak and
shall now write dcsu1riy through. wish oil times to
write Just a- the people talk The capitalists until now
thought this town, was doomed To ruin; but since they
have got up their large Cotton Factory they have taken
stock To connect the branch Rail Road With the
New York and Erie Rail Road Other factories arc en-
gagged To understand in the spring. Should they
have the Railroad, with the additional factories il must in
time become place Of considerable Importance Faeto
in this neighbohood clustering very fast on either
SIDE o the river There large paper factory ut Wind
'o belonging TO Mr. Walsh and son. which drives largo
business went through tina mill with grcat pleasure
The manufacture Of hats by sft which is done in this
town, most certainly great curiosity The body of the
hat made OF the wool ~ of from the cardinc
machine and wound round block. A little boy was a
tending the MACHINERY, who. il Heaven spares his life will
IN twenty hive ar thirty years, make in the world
Several cotton iasoric going up below Newurph
which am not only glad TO but glad to record
although cease not To tell all these men, that they ar.
putting up their factories in the wrong drection Of the
Union That the South goes md t,,
she will, without doubt they will oil have humble 10 ma
and pull up stakes and make tracks for the South How
ever let the factories Why should we send cotton
10 England To be returned in oznaburghs cacoes &c e
with tar Of eighty dollars per bale when We can manu-
cotton To he manufactured into yarns To the amount o
S2oouuOOO Tor Germany, when ourselves can do it
aud circulate the money among our,ev.sf We arc dec
hedy NJ" the same kind Of people fathers were Some
Hll think us much dsccfnlng aud nseuI peo,l,
out no one but knavo or fool would toll H. Viii IN.
sou'h show some spirit aud free herself the feiers 1
The past Will the people be FREQ You nil well knou
mat you are not Some Of you arc greater sInyes la
your politicians than your negroes You. wish you
all safe deverance have ship your politicians
'u' "' Tue country To obtain IT. SOUTHERNER.