The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17

| lOlAl Ndluc Oh
iured in the free State Of New
York, which are not specifically
| named in the census, but whose
value Is given, ss,el5, aOC
States, 2,o7s, ga
| Difference IN favor of New York, 8, 54l ASS
4
Total value of the above articles
| Manufactured in the free State
i of New York 81, IOj, l2I
Total value of the above articles
manufactured IN the aforesaid
siA slave States, Al GAS, s25
Total difference in favor Of n. York, S3i 1856 ,302
The value of the foregoing articles is given in
the census. The quantity of the following arti-
Giles are stated, but their value is not specified
Pounds OF powder made
IN the SIX slave States 2,7s2 i15 Al acts s55i, 49,
same made In New YORK. i,lSS,Oo do 21,OOo
Bal. in favor slave States, i.5s7.I:5 ;s3i7, AS
Pounds Of soap made in
the State OF n York, H. 99 Sl al % cts sssle, $50
| same made la the SIN
slave states, 6.iS,iS do ScJ,'So
Bal IN llyor OF NY. 6,5is,Ss s1ss, eO2
Pounds OF taIlOw candies
made In New York 4yU29,7S3 al US cts SSSs,aSs
slave States, i.es2.4os do 1854
Bal in favor Of NY. a,3i7.S25 sis7. TSS
Pounds OF and sPer
maeet candies made IN
free New York, Sl3, 900 at p cts SIS 500
same made IN the SIX 80,
slave States, 1921 do s'Ool
Bal in favor Of n. York 3l6,T3 S79.Iss
Gallons OF distilled ami
teTmented hquors made
In New York, 1S,032, 9Ss Al ~ cts. Is, 400 lSSl
same made IN the sin
slave states, 3.4l3,Sh do l,VSlVo
Bal in favor Of n. York r,6Is.&s si,as5 $40
Number OF SIDES OF sole
leather tanned IN The
STATE Of New YORK. i.252sD mss 90 s5,75S.G7O
slave states. 631,ss9 do l,O2i,Os5
Bal. in favor Of n. York, 72I.2GI sa,lS,7S5
Number OF sides OF upper
New YORK, sz.so Msa % sI.e55, SO
Same in six slave States, oTO,O56 do 1,3io,ll2
Bal. in favor of n. York. I57.s7 S3l5,S'i
Number Of bushels of salt
made IN free n. HsTk, 2,S6s ssh al IS cts. $3.50
slave states, i,75I,1a do s0,9ii
Bal in favor OF n. YOrk, I,ii3,l3 s22a. ASA
Tons OF cast Iron made in
si 5@s =; s, ~: s's ga ss "sS
Be-. ia favor .Ia5e S.aie.. sg7 $3.50
Tons OF bar iron made Ina
the state OF \. YORK. 5segs al SO 90 ~. 2s5 .4IO
slave states, 1855 10 l,SOg.OD
Balance in favor OrN. Y. s7,sSD s2,sst 400
Total value Of the above articles
whose value is not gwen in The
census, manufactured in Ny. sI7.ssO .6ls
Total value OF the same, manufac-
tured in the SIX slave States, 1913, S76
Total Of the above balances in IA
vOI of the free Stale OF n. York, sic, 3l7, 1879
Adding these results 10 those OBJ
tanned above, We have icT the
total value Of the articles manu-
featured in the free State OF n.
York in 1910, S90,635, 642
Total value Of the same articles
!. manufactured in the six slave
States, to-wit: Delaware, Many
Land, Virginia, n. Carolina, 5.
Carolina, and Georgia, in $40, 4S,S62,20l
Excess Of the value OF the above
ARTICLES manufactured In the
free State OF New York, over
that OF those manufactured IN
the aforesaid SIX slave States, Sal, 03, AL
-
Wewin here add another fact OF two:
Total capital invested in manufac-
lures IN the free State Of New
York in 1910, s55,202,ns
Total capital invested in manuiac-
lures in the aforesaid sax slave
States, in 1910, $500, fSo
Balance in favor Of New York, SIS, ss6, 9si
Total number Of peIsoas employ
| ed in manufactures IN the free
State of New York, in 1910, lIS,lsd
Total number of persons employed
say slaye STATE. in $40. 49,
difference in favor Of New York, 81 ,03(
We promised our ingenious gentlemen readers
the inrineibles who dispose of stubborn facts
with so much nonchalance, a second charge
and ourselves being Judge, We have made on
which no rational, candid, thinking, tmth-loyinl
man can resist, though sophists, and loglca
iugglers may. To believe in the light OF sucl
facts as these, and Others stated in preceding al
ticles, that slavery is good institution, gra
cious boon, sent from heaven to be cherishe
: and perpetuated among US, requires either sol
head, distorted intellect, OF corrupt hear
D As Cato suspects his oaadid readers OF neith'
of these fIailties, he trusts they will not suppos
: HIM TO be personal
Butsays n sagacious one, "the people OF IN
G slave States are devoted to agriculture" Ave-
6 new and profound observation this! My dearsi
= it is presumed that you have not examined u
facts on this subject. You would know that u
agricultural products of the Empire State
5 1870, were of much greater value than those
. any slave State in this Union. But this suole
n shall be thoroughly discussed hereafter.
Caro-.
% Commodore Skinner, chief Of the bureau
- construction, Com. Smith, chief Of the bure'
: of Yards and docks, and Commander Hariis'
- IL. Coke, who is ordered TO the United Stat
sIoop Of war st. Louis, now being fitted out !
" the Brazil sistion, arrived at Norfolk on sund'
~ last.