The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02

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afrnmpsl.aaaR. shirh ile rnmer0us olhsE
isr'afss ~ lhls rauntry array sgsirsi
,hsn's. - iairs eaads MO he AnrEieaR
as'ksls ihEangh ter sErnis. I'D By SCI
sc tssm stEsTous prices. rstPIie thsssar
- eur MaIFs. The ware manrfsc uEei
hers sFessd % b. hsiisr ihan thsliRpaIi
ID itnm shEasd. hsrsrss he Anenrsn
AL ri-is ara saPss,0r. lrsgr.iIhs,l hsss
nai uaE ale sls'eRenl whish Sc. SHnEE
PsFl sEsd isT ne. snd shiea W0rld base
hssh lstrGsss,ng 70 zone IL sasI Tsa1sEs.
IS It paints oul ne- fields &C. snie'P'i.s
IN The South. llaWsse'. I she'll Esl II
Sc in. sDa r. seal is'n = iSlUIs esmRu-
hirst'nn.
The lest farloTg isai I shall Rea'ion
ans thing shosi. u de NsW Jersey Glass
Fsrlpsy 81 Mess. p. G. DsnRsr & ga.
The SeaiOr pautssr rf ih,s fss Org. ll"n.
+. &. Dunmsr. j. the Mayor 81 lhis lhrE-
ing s'iv. IS = WhnlF-souled Wig. ara >
ash II intelligence and enterprise. sud u
well knas n "a msny n yNuT eH'zsi :, and
ahsse &C the C"rk.ks Tawn. AhsTe he
",es lnsd. Af"r passing through h's
magnificent esishlishmTnl, he t'ek ne 20
his hnuss, Whtre we drsnS earh n etel
glass oi spsing water. Ia the health Of
llsRrE Clay snd he whole Union. lwas
- lnFnstd and esrisd s~sy hy his
sussHv. and ihe intelligence he gave me-.
Ghas | sua ( a Vslnsb'e b, Ok al bis under
NV arm. sn6 Ct nearly 10 Ihe ferry. two
hUhJr' d ; ADDS oil. telore l knsW Il. OF
course uss nat imprisoned. for ! sbarg-
Ell him With enchanting me into tie little
pere-d'lln. and be psriORei ne. Ike =
Rnud Chief MsgisrsIe would, insisnisr.
jersey Guy may veil be proud Of her
Mayer.
Tie tells me. thai previous 10 the Tariff
of lsl2. tie Glass FarInries Wers al de-
pressed from tie lnw duties ol The com
promise. and The food Of imporIslians
from abroad. Such was the Slaughtered
rOndII"n Of the trade. that al the iaclo-
ties had 60 dismiss s"me OF their hands.
nj many bad 10 close their business al
together. aud give P'a'e 10 The German,
French, aud British manufacturers. Some
'aVe been able 10 commence agaiR-buI
others haze not. and some are probably
80 lnrni,rd. as 10 be ever hereafter pre-
eluded from IT, Many Of these hands
wen, to England. Frame and Germsny.
where they are now al work, and whore.
by their superior skill. they have driven
tie own wntkmfn out Of employ meni.
Ttis is a kind &c emigrallon that is moi
by any means desirable. Some have gone
as sailors on a whaling voyage, and snme
have gone TO a drunk ,rd's grave. 0nt of
leUr hundred. who we're employed IN fac
tories Within the ntighborhood Of this CT
~. only one hundred can now be found.
TIE moment the Tariff OF is42 wss in
force, thai moment did business revive.
Fnierpni.e aud industry received a new
stimulus. aud rnr fience was re.esl,b
lshed. Tie tiferl has been to eheapen
eoods, and II make wages more certain.
A better state Of morals prevails, and a
higher sen.e Of sell respect has been ere
aled. Alm"si every arucle in The shape
Of llitt glassware Is manufactured here.
The wOrkmen Irn out about $4,000
worth Of ware for sale. every week. |
have been IN great number Of such es-
adjustments before, but have never sen
one 50 perfect. and where The glss. was
50 clear and beautiful. The fscto' y IN t.
many departments, employs one hundred
and fly hands, aud Who v ith their fam.
lies make up seven hnndre !. no are de-
pe"den' for support up'n the existence OF
this enncern alone. About $4,000 u paid
bg these hands to the farmers Iur prnvis-
10 S. The agricLliurisis are all Tariff
men, and | must saw. show their good
sense The COL add m anganese used 10
carry on th'se works Is brought from Vir-
g MIA. SIND from New rsey. snd lead
from M ssouri. The quesuon may here
naturally arise, with all these facilities
within ourselves, why we have moi UNDER
taken the manuf,cture Of Riut ware. Be-
sides this, we have a. fine sand az The
world can produce, for Tie manu- iacture Of
window glass aud ludlow ware. IL, snme
of our men IKE this mater under re lie W
and consider il well, and see il we cant
d. 'h'ngs as we'll as sone others.
Perhaps a smaller SUN would b. neces
sary, To establish an enterprise Ike the
one mentioned ABOVE. Bu, to have the
enterprise we'll endow ell. an ample cspi
tai ought tn be made up not 10 build paIa-
aces and gardens; in tune should this be
pracncabie, il might he done. But capt.
lells ne essasy 10 make the enterprise per.
maneui and successful. Should II succeed
(snd ! 'nnot see Why i should not, fur
IT is nathing more than has been repeat
edy done 1t tie Nnrth The hollness Of
the enierprise would arouse the dormant
energies of the Site. You may link it
strange. Why ! wonli suggest going into
the country u build Up 4 tawn bv The iu-
trodurtion of manufactures. Ny reasons
are these: TIE land ran be procured much
cheaper. and YOU would he assembling
right IN among tie farmers which. while
II would rsise their properly in value and