The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11

go Axfnl<n< o. efracrskie rlfsf ~
raalalrs. ard already nPmaEds q lliirts
es.ilan mills were ss:shi;siltd and IN Hfe-
rsiios 10 lie ..ais, and iirs could have
sspi,,ly inrr. ssesl hul f.r ihe tariff II lSie.
uhleh "a. nSd such hiighll,g rsrei Dlaa.
enterprises IL thai kind. Bnl loI iissl
unionunale lau. q i probable ere DIS
Tennessee Nanii hzse = ~. msInetii
u.annlsslarirs ID oPrrsiioh s.iliiia Ter h'.r-
,.es. IhsI us.uld have supp sd mr. Whole
p..rala i'm I, least ai.h ~ tie rnarss ral.
I.,is eo..d. 9; quilrd E.r her ennsnhfiiotl.
New. 50 Iar rs sle lereists ii'e.e ghnds
fr.m ahrnai. she gives 10 Ne toteign
manufacturer E,s bairs 4 TaN eeiinn -
ua,nrni for one bale manufactured iFsa
soals; . irIrss. under the Ansrrirsn sys-
rem. .hr sonid m4naiaeinre Tins bale lisr-
sL ard ill have iaur bs.es 10 sth ~ lie
fare.rnrr. lT whrh ,hs wnnla Iecei,e
gasmrnis IN raecie 80 PIocuIr unh lhr
~. ree,ls nILeI arlhI al nsre,sily, ran,-
lcsl. ~ usury."
Onr venerable frisa6 Of lie " plonch,
I.onln. and Anvil" wlll eagerly and rlehi'
iully ssize upnn col. fl.,ge's d,srnPlrn
Of The irnn manufacture ~ Tenn rare. and
il effects upon lhr agriculture II il,s neigh
bfing enunIIS. as valuable itm ~ ne
great ca alrgnr II laris y kirh lie /. ni"nlh'
f, Ii eullre.ng !. esIshlish HI, ls,ailie doe
time. t,ai agricultural pTo.prIiiy y only
Il ne aftain.d rs lie encouragement d
manufacturing industry. fhr iclin~in
ar icle Of The cnluml,a. Ca. Times 49,
contains. IN triri space. much ussfa
rnsn,r for tie consolidation OF Southern
readers.
Noticing the f.c, that ihs Stale o
Massachusetts manufactures boots and
slioes To- The value OF snine ,evenisen NH
Inns 81 dalsrs annually. the Times Ie
marks:
1.-The principal customer fnr ihrss
boots anl shoes IL ilir Sau'h. Why Dies
nal The South make her own bnols ~,
shoes, aud thus save lhe millions drainet
from her p,irkeIs 10 make New Enfian,
rich! The raw mar rial - here IN ihnnd
ance: our lahnr j. cheaper, ami our make
right al our dunrs.
..The North formerly madscseiy hin!
fr Us. Now We have learned how /,
make our own coafse rnilnn i-btirs ant
our Hour. The Variety Works. IL this 81
~. Is driving whole loi Of iunkrr made
notions ont ui ihr mnrkr. snch - tubs,
burkeis. rhurns. bedsiea,!s. &c which art
better made and cheaper IN prize Than ihr
Northern. Paper is ano'her nlirle ahoal
10 I've made IN this vicinity. an large
sraIr, Is mil III lhs coarse of erection.
AL these aye fine starts III The race al
dl.e,hralmeul from dependence on the
North. We hope snon Ia SEE mr. shoes
saldlprY, aud harness. and hundred oihr
branchcs 0f manufacture, 10 successful
operation amongst rs.
y. This kind ~ industry is lhr score
+ nf Northern prosperity, an]. II adopted
here. wilt prove The talisnsn oionis. TIE
marvel is that The South il not poorer Than
she is. We raise hu, one crop that re-.
pr SCENTS money aud purchases our wants
/ With thai we have a. bus our stock o
mules and hogs from the West. and on
manufactured goods frrm The East. lh'
cotton crop is exceeded IN ,aile by lh'
productive Industry ~ several irfing ar
lclrs Of manufacture in New England. /
Ne are nnl m,slakpn. The value oflhe leath
or manaiaciure is far ahead Of il. W,
believe that the umbrella cop heats the
coton crrp IN value. How, then. ale v,
10 get rich by pursuing a SINGLE branch .
business. and over dong lha! branch. Il
the destruction of prtcrs, and 10 The i'm
pu,crisllment DI our lanis! What the
South needs il dn i-hIl IT llhar. variety
oil pursuits. AMI enierpsc 10 develop thu
/ wealth lllal irsms III our forests, orr water.
courses. our hills aud valleys No peapit
are hessrd Nv isiuie win anch abundant
rspahilli.e. to hr comii ,ely independent,
Tn re is no, an artlrie (lce. pertape. ex.
eeptcdl uIiusnry, necessity, orcan' pnienc,
which wa canant make for Ourselves. =
Rirhmoni lTmss.