Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

ests ia the Kingdom are 80 linked together.
that none ot them can Sutl T without the 9th.
es bring injured. We must sink or swim
ioscth r."
PaIadoNicol as it may APPEAR, ! link Great
Britain l. the lages, grain orporfiug country
la the world. although it j. impossible To co
innate accurately. what quantity OF grain. &c,
Is consumed in preparing G50,00 0 900 ,alue
oieAports by which YOU are - greatly benefit
5 ted. II Is laced in tho laboratory of that
| wonderful intellectual Machine man. which
/. gives him the pin, sioal power, aided by Steam
OF converting IL into Broad cloth, Calico,
9 Hardware, &c. &c, aud in these shapes,
, your vheO : find their way TO every Country
!, IN the world.
] thank Mr.. Brown for The clear statement
be has presented, of the fnpOrtance Of a home
market, and commend this extract from his
letter. 20 the considentiod Of every isrncr OF
The UnlAt>, II Is perfectly sound, and
lepplieSwi,h particular Llce TO the present
Condition. Toplace the pe0Tr-i a condition
Nof p IMMINENT aud solid prosperity. YOU must
:. encourage nome Industry. by obtaining the
= stcate test amount OF production; this can ONLY
be obtained by divcrsilying labor, which will
bring with II high wages; sIl unless the labor
II well raid, our. Country cannot prosper.
Agriculture, the foundation OF all wealth, de.
Ponds IN production. aud Il market for those
products. The enccurlge ment OF Agriculture
IN the establishment OF manufactures which
it maintained, will be certain 10 secure a
market.
ask The farmer TO look for a moment TO
the following statement. American Flour in
Cuba pays . duty oi about $40 per boupl: i'm
Rio Jansiro 50 TO GO. and ia many other
ports the d. ties vary from % Ia $50 per cent.
IA return, We take Coffee, most of which we
pay Tor in Coin, free Of duiy,-and this j. Tree
Tnale. We have. too. TT aties OF reciprocity
with foreign countries; aud among others.
Great Britain. (noi including her Colonies.l
by which her slups are admitted nto our
ports on Ia same terms a. our own. thgy
come heightened WHITTIER ninenls and man.
uiactures, which are sold mere. aud take i'm
return d variety OF articles. the produce of uhe
United States; such as tiu Der, Lumber, fsh,
&c, touch at New BUnwick or some other
colony, and go home iree C duty. We have
loo. triangular Voyages made from England TO
jamaica. aud other Bsiishl isnds, with CAT
GOES, anl thence 10 Tie Soa~fherH~Stutes,
where they load wiki Cotton, Tobacco, and
other produce iof England: his, too. is called
Free Trade. ] will not pursue this branch Of
The subject, but give you A TACT. Not long
sincc. the Foreign carrying trade was nearly
all la ouT hands; nov the T ciprocity system.
not including the colonies Of Foreign natious
gives TO Foreigners more I ,an one third of all
the carving trade of tie United States, /
cannot believe the time & = distant when the
Government OF the Unite States will protect.
as II ought, the foreign ne ,iglting interest of
tai, 81 AT county. II we would have Amer
lean Seamen to man our Navy. the Alerran-
tile Marine must b. prot Sted in the carrying
OF our productions.
One more fact, and l will close these long,
and ] fear YOU will ,hink, desultosy remarks.
Some years since, a lew bales oi American
d lDaT~a Gallons yxsF.s SaRaf ixau. tlt-r,.,f-. A..
hlndosian, asa commercial experiment: the
superiority oil the fabric, ohd the material out
OF which Il was made. brought the goods into
noucc aud use In that country. and the animal
explorations from the United States increased
from a few bales up TO ? aud 1000 per annum.
The British manufacturer were much annoy
ed Of this interference, and IL is presumed that
II was through their influence That the East
India Company (the Government ofthai coun.
try have repeatedly augmented the discIimi-
mating duty on these goods, (Which ate called
duliings.) for the purpose of protecting their
own manufactures against those of the United
States; pnoT To lS3e, The duty was FIVE per
cent. in favor OF British goods; in that veal /,
was increased Co - per cent; a few wears at.
ter augmented to l0A per e and this rate Of
dcierenIlal duty proved suficie 10 keep out
The Americans, who drove a profitable tSsde.
Notwithstanding the great difference against
Them.
Md now, within a few months. N. Pas,
? India Company have been compelled again tc
increase tbs discriminating duty 90 5perccnt
z IN order 10 excl ale Cur goods altogether. an.
. this difference viii, without dOubt, accomplisl
the object. These facts src deserving OF
b passing remark, as illustration ot the cnCrgiet
2 and resources Of the United States. A. LAT,
q as the declaration oi the last war IN 1912, TIN
county imported almost all It, coarse cotton
fabrics from H~indosian. whcncc they Gem
literally 10y ship loads, and we've paid for al
most altORethef in coin. No county seemed
H To b. more abundant iu means uefessarv I,
/, supply such goods chcaplg. than Hindosian
q IFS soil furnished au abundance ol cotton
which though not of cqn8i quality TO that o
y TIE United States, was much ltss la price, an.
lahof was cheaper Than 80 8ny country in th,
world. cotton spinning machinery wssBsAil
s able through tie medium 81 Bntshoap.tal an,
= nc manufacturer received a protection at lnI
e per cent against torcign interference. y,
country ~eincd more secure from foreign com
petition ia tbcse goods tIan Igndostsn. an,
least Of all. was there Tear decomposition iron
. ihc UnltodStates. a country hftcru thousand
miles disiont, whore a day's labor will ear
about 20 lh9. al good iirc. whilst fn Hindos
p tan itObsins less tlau 10 lls. of seU intdo
rice. But the American planter furnished
4 better raw cotton; dee manufacturer. a bette
2 anu cheaper fabric. the ship owner. q speedr
and cheaper conveyance. Their uni. cI en0f
> drove the British manufacturer Cfthssc coafa
y good from he largest British Colonial make
and which The Americans woald nov H. !,
possession at. but for the inicuuaitiou Cd IA.
8 Fast India Company with another protecti,,
i1fy to sustain their manufactures. have
noie"li TO dud viii tie couf-e pursued by th
e b"d'h. in ilrv regulations. lhstc intrgjuc