Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30
MOBILE.
Thursday sIornlng, oo.ober 40. Is45.


'''"o''S' "u' '"'' Tue masses there should be led
- "''s'''''' St1'u ue true position OF the south on
''' = " NO. SO much 10 be wondered al, when
..t -, "''''' l'' '''sions peipelrA'c" ny Tue
s'' a' I'M '''efe shou'i DC o""u
IN. % "'" W '''''''"s ana '"'e"'Be"oe'
b " l'"'e' ~ Tue stream oil abuse whose
''"'''s'"s waters are made 10 roll over us !" one
eop''"'' 'e''e'ess' exaustiess Hood.
n WI 0o"enouy Craig, from virginia, recently
"aue speec" at the FAIR OF the American Insti.
'n's' wherein ne promised that:
ne sou'h would. ere long, 6s more favorable to
The JIni,u ,y,s sracaI 10 W. Sa,;, M on
| years ago South Carolina exported 10 England aver
loooo ios oil silk, and yet the strongest qpOsion TO
San, T.''i;'' no" c"'t "o" "s'h'a ana
although in 1910 ,bcre we're only 26q co,,on 49,, "'".
factories IN the slave States, there were now over
%" o' ,"en'' ana these increasing And IN few
COTTON and wnnIen oo,J tI, H., o"It a.''n ' ''e
North Carolina has been silently but iucessan,lv ~,
WORK, until she has established cotton, woollen, Eon
So "''"c'o' res ~ "iHloS' every town IN the
Bile with A heavy fine IN es,ah,,.h ,I"'a ~
Charleston, >. e., that was worked with steam
, com "oo ,"'t "a" IN repeated, ana company
nu(acio,y m that ci,v And ,hara - Ss ~ on "''
ton manufactures in Georgia"
Ito be opposed to system of legislation. The ef
feet OF which is to plumber the masses for the benefit
OF the wealthy capitalist, is to be hostile 10 nanuc.
lures, then are we opposed TO them. II oppositiou
10 tran,meng trade BY vexatious legis lative regula
tons; 10 embarrassing the industry Of The country b,
coercing the application of ii into this, that or the
other channel Tor The purpose of protecting particular
classes, clamorous for the right of plunderng the
puoic,-il TO oppose arlii that under the gulse o.
revenue lays n''es' every dollar OF which that goes
a'o Inc treasury OF the government, the people art
taxed two which never reaches the public chest
constitute PPost''n TO Ameiea~ MANUFACTURES, then
Is the south opposed to them But IN part of our
republic is there more thorough and patriotic de-
sire In see American manufactures flourish than il
the slave States Yet the south will not consent It
steal that she may grow rich, submit to be plum.
dered that others may latten upon her industry.
Inc N"f'h' d'd she hut Know 1t, The manufacture
NY 'ne'ts' hse"' could II open lis eyes to its per
'"'neh. good' would be The hrsl TO advocate a
purely revenue tar'h'
mr. >ra'gh says I'm lew years the Sonlh will
manufacture all the cotton and wooden tina, they
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what Will protective tariA then avail the East
""A' ~ 10 checS Tue momentum oil capital wh'ci
'0 p'e'e"' protective af'n Is causing TO rush into
the manufacturing business. if that tariff be permit
ed 10 stand and work its legitimate results? For
egn fabrics driven out, the country fully supplied b.
American fabrics at scale of prices which forbid,
expectation TO foreign countries. it is plain to SCI
lhata slight over supply will have The eifect :,
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