The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-10-08
RUIN TO THE MANUFACTURERS
TO THE FARMERS GENERAL RUIN

TO THE MERSl--GENERAL RUIN!
Mr. Webster was the first to sound the note OF
alarm on the passage of the present tariff law, and
threatened to appear in his sea. on the opening OF
the next session, and urge its repeal Upon the
instant, the wing presses aud orators took up the
keynote, denounced general ruin against the whole
country, proclaimed repeal, and by every exPedient
attempted 10 get up another panic. But what has
become Of the panie' Where Is this ''tempest In
teapot" II is rapidly settling down into gentle
whisper, and may almost be considered as hushed
for the present. Breadstufs have risen. Cotton
has advanced The foreign markethasProyed
incalculable value, contrary TO the absurd wing no.
tons Of the ''home market" The farmers are
eheered and delighted by the advance on their pro-
ductons, and the prospect Of a more extended COM
merce with England. The manufacturers are not
suffering, as they were persuaded to believe. New
factories are rising up. Old ones not closing.
The operatives are not starving; and, in the few
cases in which the greedy capitalists have reduced
their wages, tho aborers are received with open
arms in other more liberal establishments.
We have taken care to watch the signs Of the
times, in order that we might test the prediction by
the result. We find no damp thrown over the man
ufacturing spirit On the contrary, the facts which
we have drawn from the great Manchester OF the
United States the thriving town Of Lowell testify To
its immense increase and prosperity. We have
other facts to add TO those which we have already
submitted. We received yesterday the Lowell
Advertiser Of Saturday last. 1t gives a long
"Chapter on Ruin" It republishes the extracts
which we gave, in Tuesdays "union," from the
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Lowell Courier and says that Sin addition to the adj
vanccment Of manufacturing, given by that paper,
might speak OF other vast additions and invest
ments that are here being made in manufacturing,
and also by pretty much the same persons IN Essex
Manufacturing, and preparations for manufacturing,
pushed, in amy comparison, ,oih the energy
ne~ i@W o"se0u'a Pa''' a"" '''ee "A' 0e'" paS'ea
ln addition 70 wha' tne ooursr sayS' showing inc
RAPID grown anu ProsPe'y Vi LOWELL VIC WIN
mention that 'he canai a'onsslae OF ra~.acAe' Fans
at the foot oil which row Oh factories VIII DC sci as
soon as the canal got 'nroush' Will cost not less
than hall million dollars.
Inc rahserip' anu f,u'ef'Se'' puu'''"eu =,
Great faiis' New Hampshire says Inc worm
moves on as we'll anu ior aush' VIZ sec, 10 last a'
eyer-a' least our part Vi H. ouf "neei' eo"u"us
10 whir' anu our sp'ha'e' 70 NUM- anu =,
US pusy as you p''a'e' N M" 81
uea n'ofe w. Ano ' ~
uhe carpenters anu .ne aay-'aoor'''' "o as 'u' u
business as they coua WISH. nahy ouhaings a'e
gong up IN our Viiase, which, win the oPeranohS
OF tue company :" .''..ns 'A n"' s'' "
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o'a'o ORC s'o"s 10 '"pi.ly 80 o'i'' '' N"' p''''
pect for its continued growth and prosperity are We
nv fiattering. A dam is now building short dis
lance below the lower mills which the company has
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voted TO erect Our pank VIII SOON we trust oe III
operation and with these and other facilities,
trust our business will aim at a steady in
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crease " '.''' BUSINESSES .s~
~ wo lac'oreS nave ia'e'y oeen commeneeu anu
arc now - oou,e0o " '.0.uo''' - onooo' S''o'
county i'e~ iolh' q. n"o u - o ,' 80"
county soins W WIN
ereeea son'e N'n' 'so, - ieA '."''"one'e
anu "n'en "'' -" US
now sopa - % "''o ,, vt'''a'o"' ,.,a q.
nc Ds,''''"s'on ''"on'' e'aNe''e' u.e',,D', :"
large "ooheh n'anu'a''uf"s company a. nu,
ION, WHOSE 'apa' .o'''' - W. un,' '"'o'
ana aoais' ~'"'i, nus 'ee" :" op.'a'" 'poo' o"'
y''' $50 ~ IA,
cenuy hea 'neeu"s anu .on0'u'ou !" Du"'
another factory anu increase 'ne'r caPi'a 10 J0"
hundrsd mo"sa"d aonGs an.
we cannot specify al 'ie 'heef,ng signs Oh eN-
tendins manufactures 'ia' we hnu u" 'he various
journals wh'ch come 10 US III e*chhhSe' we give
one more, and here we must stop for the present.
,sMoRE RUN.--Sole leather has risen half cen,
round lately; and on Saturday two vessels sailed
from pn'aaePnaa 1I 1ot p Out eaS
basrsI. AZ corn meal. 200 barrels and 1890 kegs
lard. 232 hhds. querciron bark, l0l bales cotton,
400 bales hemp 70 bundles leather, besides vare-
~ OF other afuc'es e Mr., husa oe
s,. - 80, nm manic about The tariff ii sucb things
are to be toleraledr'-- Worcester Palladium.
In fact. how coulu il be otherwise, with good
MANAGEMENT. with that unbounded enterprise and
inventive ingenuity which are 40 characteristic of
80. ,,eonle. aaed. an The manufacturers ara bv