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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
CHEAP CHEAPI CHEAPUI
ANOTHER SUPPLY,

II II (" Id II II Z4TH, . 40.
WE are now opening another supply Of Boots
and Shoes suitable for the FALL TRADE bourh, uneom
nsny cheap rou the m1nnfaeures
w Pesred Boot, TO ~, 10 to II Meas prime ,swed Water
Boots large made in Genemens double oiled
water proof boots nailed and sewed bottoms Gsntemen hne
Calf dress boots cheap Genunens hne
quality Mems and boys kip Munroes ~
to ~. cheap LADIES' lace Shoe. arr. sue.
Ladies fine Seal stitch Walking
ured made broad Women Wells ,rre size.
BOYS Boots and shoes very cheap have soh thess
good, 10 the vey lest merchants North
and theJ confess that they
hen in Philadelphia We respectfully invite Mer
chants In want Of Boot they
CALI and see hen Prom long bu
nness eie, for buying rood. prices are far
superior 10 those that have short
ume-doing large Retail business
sizes as they All STOCK before
you buy. PUTNEY A WATTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
JEFFERSON HOTEL.

lWeit Main ST.. a JeV doors bsISp tAs Msrkst)
NHlS House has been fitted up in STYLE of
comfort and Deainess by in The ely
and - now for the Of N
re me establishment The Proprietor not 70 be err
eeed ey any other house in his BILL Iouos
Al ms Bar without enumeration invite. the pue an
give hm cal Transient patrons and parties wishing supper.
can nave as pleasant and comfortable reception
and as good fare Of kind an
any oler house In the city With every facility
comfort and Determination to keep house propne
tor soloiis a share Of public PATRONAGE.
Nov. :, 1860 q Jo9Sw su.pa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
To FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCHANT,
AND OTHERs-


AND OrHERS-
Great n eduction pcnlfentfnry Ssawc.
WE ubserieer BY order
u FER NJ greatly reduced prizes
5000 yards heavy doube tud ke-y Negro nsas sls
ing.
1000 yards plain aud striped ILn-y. Women. els,h.s
In Store for FAN purchasers,
200 heavy ready made Ker.-y Coat.
goo pairs Co do
5000 BrogAns of sa.,.- An, A.,
Shoes. equal To any the martst
Complete Of Wagon Cor two ho.. ,th Ca, -
Wafoa HaIness In portion.
Warranted Ares. very superior
Also Wheat Pans Bar. Reffir,r,or. yy.,t..... -
FussTruRE OF different kinds
For ale at Penisntiay. very superior sre. Of Barr Mn
Stones Wagons. Days, Carts, &c.
TIE above are offered accommodating term. ana pur
van DO wei TO cal nj The Penitennary. Store
H. street eadnx TO hsyO's Bridge.
$50 Jas. C. sporrs. As-., p-sy.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND IA n " q ID LINE tn
BALTIuORE VIA PINEy POINT.
'NHE public are hereby notified that the above
line win be discontinued for hs instant sss
~h De resumed cary the com Spring when tn
weeky or daily II il patronage should Justify IL
oe * r. SHARP. Agent rrsnsportatou.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24

Ira = Giuup, Jane, Gillian, Lousa Glum Amer ca Gnum
" Eaeth BARLEY, vie Of Oliver Barley
Carpensr Uniy D. idre nett smith GiIIan and
Naih1n =. Ginun mn,
The defendants Sanidge Anet ami wife Smith
Gu and Nathan GInum having entered their spo.s
anes and given security according
Court and Appearing 10 the satsaeion
are not Inhabitants Of this State.
his attorney IL ordered That sange
nett aHd Unity D. his wife, GHlam, NATHAN iu
do appear before the Jusiiees Of County
County nj hs Court fouse, February
and answer the bin Of the anf and
forthwith inserted In pub he'd city
ond for two months sueeesvey and
the C0un house Of this County n Court day
Copy-reae:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
]. o. POLLARD, d. c.
VIRGINIA At Court Of Appeals held at tn
Csetol city Of Rchnnnd on Thnr.i,x ocrnl.r

" IhUINIA: At Court OF Appeals held at the
Csptol in city Of Rchmond Thurtday October sed
1866
John Ashwe Meredith osr. al law of John
AshWep, ST. deed, Puff,
against
John Doe les Of Nancy AyTes William Upon writ
tin and Lima his VILE late Lima Ays Eliza
Lunsford Ayes Leiiw eh yres Samuel yrss Mary
Ayes and Elizabeth Ayrts the IN
Infants under the year tho circuit
BY the said Lua4sord AyTss, tier friend superior
Defs. court OF law
AMI chaneery held for Bedford county
The writ Of seire eas heretofore awarded
the Of the Pind being the
defendants Nancy Ares Elm Ayu- Ayres Mary Ayres
AID Elizabeth Ayres and appearing
court that they Inhabitants
ton Of the Plaintiff by counsel ordered Nancy
yres Eliza AyTes Samuel Ayres MARY Ayres Ayre
d. appear here the ri Monday
nany they why the sld
the names Of the piainun and have caring
matter in the judgment afre ID contained copy
order be forthwith ineTd PUBLISHED
OF Richmond and continued for
another copy thereof be posted the front door OF Capitol
Ihs aid city. A Copy-Tss;e,
oe 7-w0v J. ALLEN O. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
RICHMOND HOUSE.

INFLATED ON Governor street, nearly oppo-
ste the Governors Houe and about ssAJes from Main or
L street. having nifty received eonderahe aaaon. Tn.,n.
maeh more convenient and eommodous opened On The
h cay OF November next for the BY the
onh week o. day The best sndeavo viii be
VINO ~ sulrntehd to render the time may
put up Al the establishment eOmfor able
% e Information OF hose who cal private conveyance
theTs most excellent Livery al hand where Ihsf
-, &C H M De wen attended To- B. l. MEADE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
VIRGINIA AT Rules taken in III. Cl.,k,,

VIRGINIA AT Rules taken in the Clerks
Once Of The circut Superior Chano.ry
'or prinee Ed-ad ceuay the sth day Of October 1885,
William BesEIey, Plainta
Venabe and William Matthew, Defend.ut,
The defendant John w Gillian.
anee ana gven security according Of
o ana he Rules Of this Court and appearing
hhaosni OF this Stats the motion
At hues Aforesaid aud accordingly ordered Thsi
aId aeiendant John W. Gillian do appear
the Crts Once Aforesaid Monday in March NJ It and
answer the plainns bin and copy forthwith
ned In some one OF the public printed
OF kehmond posted IN.
front eoor Of the Court Hou.- County Copy-Tess
i7-wgw X wORaHaM A. q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
GRUBBS Il APPERSON,
DRUGGISTS,

NO 81 lWhtn NtTectf
HAVING made large additions to their stock
Drugs Medicines Paints Obs Dy Stuff Window Glass
&C prepared to funh County Merchants
ou similar ARTICLES Be purchased in.
yite those wihng purchase 10 call and
o. GRUBRS 4 APPERsON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
ST. CHARLES HOUSE,

Oh 1Stn street..
'HNHE subscribers have re-opcned the above e.
Aehshnent and beg leave say friends and In,
public generally that they prepared to rys their
IN order To please hose who patron house
eenuenen visiting the city business 10 their adyzn
ag TO give call having ample FOR heir r
convenience likewise stable hy yards Of ina
mouse not surpassed in the ey To 10 ONLY u-eaa
airy 10 that Bar times be supuea ,h Ijooo
not inferior to the city desire IS patronage and m
We fail TO please, III shall be our faut
Richmond, August 3 1886.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Between Richmond and Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
Old Point Comfort, &c Port WaIthaII.
FARE REDUCED To rs Cents, INCLUDING MEALS!
= hvTNHE public is hereby notified, that
A<sezfkEz- Il the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
Ia which in the complete order
line and her running
tween Po Waltha and Norfolk from
Richmond and Pe'eburE at ts iOH Of rs oA
diAg seals.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS at 81 A. 81 breakfast board
arrive Al Norfolk about O'Clock, P NJ Returning Augusta
leaves Norfolk at A. NJ TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and sA-
TURDAfs passengers breakAstng boa
Walhall Al half ~ ". aud Richmond about
IL Will be perceived from the above,
expeditions Ike gives TO persons visiting Norfolk
opportunity Of uansaetng and
morning TO be absent from their single only
The Augusta will the 10
take in and pm out travel and other poAs
where a signal is made.
The public assured determination Of the
PTopesof TO keep this line permanently and
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk
the lowest
Fer further information tickets freight apply Depot
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company
Agent &C
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
FOR NEW ORLEANS.


HAsKNs LIBBYs Line OF Packets between Richmond and
New their regular September.
and will be composed OF the following vessels
Bargue BACHELOR, Capt HInAr Horror;
Bng ORLEANS Capt VIZ. ssrrn;
Brig JOSEPHINE Capt joe RosiSsor.
One the above will this place regularly
We confidence, recommend the above vessels
the public bu for the trade and will insure
by steady and dis
Of long the trade For freight
Accommodation both for cabin aud
passengers, appJto flsHER son, or
HAsKINs 4 LIBBY.
n All freight county above
received and forwarded charging es the regular dayase and
wharfage J.F. d 3,
o. ". l..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
VIRGINIA: At a Court of Appeal. held at

VIRGINIA AT a Court of Appeals held at
the Capitol the City OF Riehmoad Monday Novrm
Der O 1886
Samuel Tardy, a3p,t
against Upon ap-
jeremiah Z Anderson, ap2'-s, peal from a
decree pronounced by the CircuI Superior Of
Law AMI Chaaeery held for Pittsylyana County.
The writ OF tuperseads heretofore awarded
being returned executed the appellee appearing
sasfaeton OF the court that he nhabitan
monNelh motion OF the appellant
that the said appellee d. here
10 have reheirng OF whole
aforesaid Continued and OF ORDER
serted In rTned Ia the
tnued for monhs sueeessve and another copy
thereof posted from; Capitol in the said civ
copy. Teste,
no 3-w9W J. ALLEN C.. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24

III. w. a. j. j. FRY a. CO.,
wHoLE'ALK DKALEks,
OFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
" 500 bags Rio Coffee
500 bags Lag. do
go do old white and lava do
100 hhds oisans Sugar, part prime
95 do Rico do do
~ do ~ Cfoir do
IS casks clarified do
IS bores NO I Loaf do
20 bbls crushed do
90 do pulversed do
SO hhds Molasses
100 Kegs Nails best quality
1900 rides Sole Leather
blsieed Steel
and sheer Steel
200 boIes Sperm and Talow Candies
1000 rms wrap. Paper, part large
900 cap aud letter do
eeroons prime Indigo
so packages G. p, Impi and Black Teas
IS bbls lamp and oil
200 kegs rife and blasting Powder
Bar Lead, Shot and bar Iron
Nader, Alum and Salt Petre
Copperas Sulphur and Salts
Soaps Mustard Chocolate, Backing, ke
sIl0 and lO1l2 Glass
Coil Rope, Cords and Lines
Ashton Sack Salt
SO dozen Buckets
Ground Alum Sack Salt
so WOODWARD
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Yarn assorted Nos nj
factory prices
pReeeiving and forwarding goods will attended
kinds Of produce received on consignment 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24

cBANCERT AT Court Of Quarterly Session bed for
Loua County the Court Mondly the 9Th
day e November, 1876:
Jequ'ln D. un in his right and Administration Of
Susanna G1am, deceased,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
SWAN TAVERN.
lNFlRMARY OF THE MEDICAL
COLLEGE.

II III SION aIt HuIHIIed INTO ms Institution &C
- the following cha payable week in ADVANCE
"hte PSteut IS per week
These charges include board Medical Attendance oo,,t
~heu required medicines every nsees.a ~ srve.
separate apartments assigned diferent easss OF n
ehs Frvate rooms b. furnished additional az
" per week The Medical under the charge on ,s
o. me Professor OF the College for prescribed in rotation
The saEeal rrofe, Of 5or,sv ~,
IN ohstetrieal 10 the Professor Obstetrics
me attending Physician Inst uttup daav
and IN cases Of difficulty the whole College Faculty ad -
suItahon without additional expense patient
@en'lerren smiling country win pl,a.- giv
city referrnce. &C 2I-t,f . NStrpiS pt ~
Ennllrrr % cnnE - ~. -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
NEW GROCERY STORE.

HNHE subscribers have entered into co-partner.
- ship. under The f'm Of HERRING GARDNER, Tor N pu
Of conducting the Grocery and Commission
taken the formerly occupied BY WIN r. Barrett dtcy
opposite the Rehmihd add FredeneksburE Depot Broad
They intend keeping general astoent Of Family
which bsy ash The attention Of their friends and the public gen
orally.
One o. having been engaged In the of
hs city hope b. ciose ofpatrouaFe
We will pay particular The ac Of produce
consigned 10 ne from country friends.
GEO. HERRING.
GEO w.GARBNER
Richmond oct. 8. 1876. dtiaJsn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
XIRGlNIA:-At Rues held IL lhe CIeIkIs

NlRGlNIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks
ohiee q the Circuit Superior Court Chiueey
for buckingham county Mold the "a day Of
Role Eldndge, plaintiff
against
Fni. Poster aud Louisa NJ formerly Louisa a. Ci5pon
widow ani reet Of Benjamin Copion younger
and Robert shaw admnator Of Benjamin NJ Copton
deceased, defendants
IN CHANCERY.
Tks defendants, FINS Foster having
entered their and security
Of AZ emby Court and appsaaK by ts
faetoy evidence that they inhabitants Coanty
ordered ttaithe said ats do apar at The Rules
be boden for the sad Monday and
answer the bin Of the plaintiff and
with Inserted pubhe
for months sueeessyely and the
Court House Of this County. A Copy. Tese
nc X EIDRIDGE q T. n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24

n hLbhlDSf- u y = u
VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks OF.
fee Of the Circuit Superior CAanesry fo
Buekngham county, MOnAly the 5 day Of October
John A. Anen and William PhiuP merchants and partners
IN uaoe Hnoef the 'ye OF Alien = fhauR PAntin,,
against
John Pyle, defendant
IL CHISoERr.
having entered his Appearance and river
security according to thu A Of Assembly ami ts RUSS OF tbs
appearing by sat,etory evidence that he is not an
nhabnani Of this County Is trered the said
endan1 DO appear the Rules be holden
The hrst Moniiy in January the plain
tH' and that eo Of this order Be forthwith inserted
eessvey and posted Cou ou.e % Tins
eoupy no 4-~s~ K ELDRIDGE, C.C.s.C.
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
oise Of The Circuit Superior Court q Law and Chaneery
for Buckingham County, Aoa the 5th day Of October
e, =: ::- ! A'''' .. ,-.a'+ o-.,
Tbs defendant not having entered his sPeasBss and given
curly according to The Act Assembly AL the Rules ots'
aud appearing BY satisfactory evidence that he nhab
Of this C1untry said absent dsfeudant
90 appear a. the hu' 10 be holden for hs ad Count on The ht
Monday IN Jinuay ner and answer bs b Of the plaintiff ard
that copy Of this order n forthwith upaper
published in toe city Of RehmonL for sueees.,e
'ni posted At The front Of the Court House Of county
20 a-vo- q. ELDElpeE o.so
VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks
for Buek ngh.m Coar MOndy m Sth day Of October 1875,
:. ::' r. A''' ,.' '-,'aa c...,r
Ie ssisn,n, not having entered Ms appearance sud
rs
Court and appearing BY useoy evidence that he 10 not an
uhntian ofthis CoInty ordered ,ad absen Defend
ant Do aPeaf AZ ne Rules to Be bn
MONDAY In Januay and the piainuH ard
that coy Of this order BE- forthwith newspaper
published IN The city Of Redmond tnouts and
posted Al he fou door q TIE Cour House county
n, f-vpw n. EtBRfpGE q & sc
GALA PLAIDS. cases super Gala Plaids,
~ and n nfFoue tauerns manufacturer
iot ale" oc9i KENT KENDALL ATwATER.
ID X. MOLASSES-IO hbds. strictly prime
Porto Rico Nossses, of fetsinf ust received Store
sod for ale ~ noat BissELL heCANDLtsH
SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY-Glean
- ia NE Oh ruchise Fiads sn rsarsi By Robsr Car,
~ q ne New Forulinr No i6 App,s
tons Nrccauy. rev q choice books soc. jut
Pu hsasi for ale - NASH wOODHOUsE,
81 faa N.t, a.
SALT-i3Oo nels Lvsrpoo blown tNsrshslrsl saast 70,
- 49, ~ cess wEHB. Bacon a co
LIMITATION ENGLISH CHEESE,-25 box.
e. nauen Fnsish Cheese, Just
~ po6 bisSELf a MeCANpJtsH
Unable DAMASK. We have lust opened
n large sd ans assormsu, Of Tsbs Diass somaos
10 supeTase. For ale eAeap ~
COS HAwEs. VAN pEUssEN a WARNS
SWOOPE'S FAMILY FLOUR. IS barrels
~ u sore ~ ale " alt soRDos aKrKsa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
Rifbmpr,a Dailp mbis.

RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT M. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
GREAT MAIL LINE TO THENORTH.

s ss:s :. baltimore -.
To Washington as
VHANELLERS by this Line leave Richmond daily nj A.
u NJ reach Warrington at p NJ Baltimore N NJ Phila.
depha In the OF the York by Ie NJ the
next dabeinE always business day bushes.
days In advance OF by James Bay
rare between Richmond and Baltimore.
Pare between Baltimore and Philadep hia ..........
Fare between Philadelphia and New Yor BY early morning
TilOS. SHARP.
Iu II Agent Of Tr,n,no,tai,on
OF N b. For the information of the public,
is deemed proper to state that there daily
from washington TO Phadephathe first Warrington
NJ reaches Phadelpha by PN-he leaving
ingon at - reaches Phadeiphil
ing the great mail line above derbed
at st NJ and Baltimore At p NJ Philadelphia in the
eourie OF tbs night The traveller by
these arrangements the advantage OF being
hours from the time Of his leaving Richmond or he desires it,
may remain In Washington during the afternoon
ar wal and be IN Philadelphia the
act business In Warrington NJ and arrive in
Philadelphia atan early hour IN the evening
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
ST. FOR PHILADELPHIA. The regula


RN NOR MOBILE-ONLY Vessel THIS SEA
~ IL The fns inst sailing brig JOHN A. LANCAs
TER daily expected and will with possible despatch.
freight cabin see having daton'
apply DAVID CURRIE,
HAsKfNs 4 LIBRY,
30 CHAs.T wORTHAM.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-30
SLAVERY'S SHELTER.
F-1m the Ohio Stale Journal.

NoSE TOO sooN!-Abby Kelley and Ste
phen $. Foster, have been peregrinatiug
through Ohio, lecturing on Abolition, &c. As
they were travelling and le%cturing together,
and were unmarried, a rumor got wind that
they were to he married. An editor some
where remarked that, if they were not married
they ought to be. BY the following, which
we copy from the Anti-Slavcry Bugle, pub
lished in Columbiana co., Ohio, it will be
seen thai the work Of aupeXation is conSum-
mated:
MARRIED, in New Brighton, Pa, on the
2lst, inst. at the house of Milo A. Townsend,
Stephen S. Foster, of New Hampshire, to
Abby Kelley, of Massachusetts,.
MESSRS. ADAMS AND GIDDINGS.
Those persons who were at loss to an
dcrstand the real motives Of Mr.. Adams, as
developed in his recent speech IN the Oregon
question, may perhapa acquire additional light
in the Congressional proceedings of the 5th
inst. When we alluded to the war cry of
"Adams and Oregon as a fair set of 10 that
of POLK and Texas it was not uuder the
impression that the purpose of these men
would be thus early and distinctly avowed.
Adams aud Giddings, it is true, seem to be
demented on the subject of slavery. Single
handed, they can accomplish but little. yet
this bold and reckless attempt to fling fierce
and fiery element into the combustiblc mate
rails at Washington, cannot be regarded with
out apprehension. Canary true patriotsanc-
ton such remarks as those uttered by Mr..
Giddings on the floor of Congress! The time
has been when the man who dared to utter
such sentiments, would have been hooted, not
only out of Congress, but out of the society
of all men OF patriotic and honorable feelings.
1t would be useless to cXpel him again from
the House for the utterance of reasonable
words; because he would doubtless again be
returned by his constituents. The only course,
therefore, is, for the members of Congress
and the conductors of the press to treat him
with contemptat the capitol, and hold him up
to the scorn of the people throughout the length
and breadth Of the land. Though it may not
change his views, it will destroy his influence
and deter others from coming to his aid
Under any such circumstances, the utterance
of such language should bring down upon the
speaker the scorn and contempt Of every man
in the land-but forced upon the country, as
it was, at a moment when our relations with
n rival and powerful nation were so extreme
ly delicate, it must have sorely tried the pa
thence and the prudence Of all who heard it.
The pillory or the prison house, would be a
fit receptacle for the man who is not equal to
Arnold in perfdy, only because he has not
had an opportunity for the development ofhis
real character.-Sarannah Republican.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-30
ANTI-SLAY Y.
CASSIUS NJ. CLAY,

Has been making speeches in New York
and Philadelphia. We have "a copy Of his
address delivered in the former place, and
shall give some extracts. He is what all 9TH
ers are who endeavor TO make a compromise
between slavery and freedom--inconsistent
We copy from the New York Tribune.
We, of the United States, claim to be the
first people who laid down the true basis of
the government of men. 1t is this: that Gov
eminent consists of one omnipotent principle
that men associated together in a civilized
state shall obtain a greater amount of liberty
than they can whilst living in the natural
state. hat it should give to all associated
under it the same rights and equal liberty;
and if a Government does not show that it
does this-if it shall in any way trench on
the rights of any portion of the governed,
then | say that that Government ought to per-
ish whether it be a Republic or a Monarchy.
(Here there was considerable applause, and a
few faint hisses.) And that Government
, which cuts off a portion from any of their
rights, and leaves them even worse than they
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-30
FREE TRADE.

The South is opposed to a tariff, because
she thinks il is the interest Of the North to
have enc. She WIS once as strongly opposed
to free trade, because the capital of the North
was chiefly invested in IN and hardly
at all In manufactures; or TO state the fact more
phllosophlcally, she finds that she is never
hourlshlng under free trade or tariff, and so
advocates one policy or the other, as both fail
her alternately, and thus arrays herself against
the North, which can flourish under either, if
she is only let alone. The present policy ofths
South is free trade. She is loud in her con-
demnation Of the slavery Of Northern manu-
iactures-and it is bad enough, God knows
and actuated by a generous love for the poor
er classes, exclalms against the tyranny Of
capitalists, and is loud in her advocacy of the
rights oflabor. Ofcoursc all this is not meant
to have any reference TO the peculiar Insti-
tution:"-Ihaii is south of Mason and Dixon's
and not in Lowell, and who ever heard Of
anything done or said at The South, being Ell
Their wrong, ridiculous, or even bordering on
the impndentl
Here is the present Southern creed in lii.
tie, and brought down to the comprehension
OF the narrowest understandings. 1t is in the
words of one ]. NJ. Wadsworth, an inde.
pendent Democratic candidate for Congress,
from Louisiana. He says:
81 am opposed 10 the Tariff, but / am NOT
opposed 10 The Duty on Sugar." Siarery
Standard.