Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-10
From the National htaiigeactr.
INTRODUCTION OF AMERICAN INDIAN
CORN INTO ENGLAND DUTY FREE.


CORN INTO ENGLAND DUTY FREE
There in the paragraph copied into our
paper vi Tuesday in stating that the leer tins sLb
ject which has attracted little noiire. addressed To
lard Ashburon commanding the subject his atltn-
sinn aud approval. Published in The London Albion
II appeared ia the New York Albion laify IN The aeri
cultural department Jf st papet established t and put
ondrr the ediiafshp 81 M skinner our late Assisi.
ant Postmaster General
Some Of the supposed difficulties to be apprehended
10 tie way Of MEASURE that seems 10 phiposr rnu-
iuai benefit to the Two cuuntrrs nre thus nei by Mr.
Skinner. The esitact Is wuuhy At Place In 0ur
Columns il only for what IL sad Of the simple do.
nestle habits Of General Washington the paint u his
iute brad;
This agree With the writer, while it would
open vent and market TO America fir her r.asi 10
dundaui grain and staple, wcad prove great hessnu
10 the laborng people OF L. Btln needless would il bp
TO add, that kindly. indeed must he the Influence III
MEASURE attended by such results The ieengs aud IN
tercoarse OF both.
''rhose who uecl ils the free introduction If Indian
would materially impair fbr consumption I En-.
rsh wheat flour. should htat in mind that whcat 5rns
parl vi The diet OF the lshc0p rl1ssts ard ibrs
who supp ihal would he imprssllo 10 ds.inale be
rrIudiee which wunld naturally resist the iurduciIln
III an ahleot with which The people arr nl4opthef nb.
arqulnted, uughl 10 remember, contradiction Ia any
such hypothesis, how slow. and aluust hy red march
the progress Il tutnip and potato culture aid
oansumpljun Englond; while tie ailcr raat uuw con-
siiucs fom Hrct 10 totn hiBs = The cnfe frd If the
peopr of reland-,he rnlie cran h. nr ut the estimated
value u from 60 To 10.eeeNOO 4 dollars Let thrn he
BRITISH people be supplied :" h lt3an corn as rhta4ly
1t Insight be furnished ir0m America ii alnI.ird
tree of duty. aud ~ net tcaHrahiy 70 he doubted bal
thar II would saon be ierly eontnmod tkete u in The
tGlicd Stats; wherc. with luie conpulsion ~ in
ducrmtni as could possibly rNis any country il aaes
is appearance Ia man, frus mufe respectfully IN The
Middle aud SOnlhcr Siaits not only AT hr tables yf tbe
opuenl bn The hun bcsi cabin 4 bite ar bj,al
lssrtrs We have repeatedly seen and eei,ycd it, IN
MI adj zen various and pna's'f sh res Bnl hrips NJ
me Or hhas' table ~ the beA haus keepers and Tho
Rest Ind people, IN MARYLAND and Virginia. IN the shane
and iufm, Ion instance, 4 hamif' great aud SMALL m
muh, Ia be eaten most agteesay with ,eh unsk'mned
milk in journey cake,' baked very Thin On boards he
tore the Gre. and brought crisp and lni h be eaten
With bniieu IN egg pane light md yellow ms pall.
aud a5pve ALL some SLY. IN batter raBrs' spngV AMI
porous, 3nd tar superior 10 the haasfrd buck hpgta -
Tive Dc nothing In scI which sdnits af qresle, yar
:iy 81 culinary mudl6 atoms and combinations than In
dian meal IL miNes readily and caeaply with mulasses
with mllk. with buter, Will lard. aud MS tie hardy Ia
bore viii tell n,wth TIN gayy SOP II any prvn
vi The hog-haIy, lyerof Ihte. Enr The labuinp ne
gro iaurlh Of a huSaol 81 Indian neal with tWo ar
'hrsv pannds Of al mddngs. per week. and i herring
day, with the ollal Of The dairy. Is the common aud
abundant ALLOW ancs and IN paa Of the remarkable
adaptation Of Ibis particular portion Of his aiiun to the
taste aud helhiul susiensnre II the aburlnr man il
may be truly added hl change OF diet is harne sn
impsleuy. Nothing will more certainly excite an III
su'reellensrv sprn IN plantation, giving nn' rye
or wheat hur, N soue places sill called Fpulish
bread. or any other substitute. in place Of his peck
Of Indiaa meal. 1hai with him is a siae qua non -
Nor u patolits fyr il con6acj BY any mraGs 10 The
African race; whites, when accustomed To the use
VI II. lutte less reluctant give II up Hence Ia
have bread in shape especially for breakfast
and dinner is standing household order in LARGE mr.
ton # The United States. We once received a Irtc,
fom MaIyland'bted Eastern Shore gentleman. land