The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-03

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One o. the Chief causes ot me Syw ~ eohr
can nsuuons IN Ea'1 taasd Sss,ss. ~
powerful anstocfsnc lnaea nsocss, wnosc system o.
internal oppression i4'nllci sn wiz tne mesns 81
eal corngon ana wa s1. nsy nave never been slow
20 apy - w =. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nSs 'I d. .s "
snue1Sy "a .,l,;maiejv dsc..hsrsJ X auh ,h a.
amr ds.oos on, @ r. -. ,,
os n,eiudcss and v;cs - sr' Ia re-
cca%siaaess Of The first republic Of France show with
.hat mnscrun,Ia.s hci,nsip ~ Tl;.h ;a;s,,., 80.
s,,sd and aa;d os,,, a al nns..sn n,."y sap
fsu parry WHOSE 9GsnesG wss 20
symPea.hiss q the middle masses, and compelled mo s
ss - ;s elVisoas soSis On wnsn III
on v ndsr ne
''o ~ y la ~, ~ 'e douge ~. ~
s d. ~ en- % ~ nsn sIe ny.
aN ~ excess 2, - ~
only resource OF the reyoiunonsry government rear
ui instance o. .ne mscnmeiy wnEh couPt
ona which, New ssS and Ss Ss~v , Of those
counuies ~ wncn my eovs. PoIuon nc pos.on "
parties IN tne United States and the general
working Of similar schemes against the integrity q ths
vndn anu 'he cohunuance OF me aouei nepIao:0
tne ha as lilly yeds M me os g TnIanS
change mas osen wrought ~ lhe position o. England u
ner Ielauohs 70 otner counres ana wne sue nas peeh
aescenung IN inc scale o. na"ons anu SEN
ngy becoming annually more depenaan. lot necessares
upon 'ne es u nc woIu, Eng nas ocen slowy anu Iau
uousy weaving weo OF aPlomacy dssigneu % Ieplacs
ner ~ once ana forever ~ tne nesa q ~ anu
" the seas From emo. uos her NIB
nave peen graduay aeveloped, unui 1e cllss y now
nanc ana sne nopes % make maj ana grasp
a. commercial supremacy over dismemoered union OF
the States -
The course OF affairs since the peace OF 1915 has been
steadily to increase the importance Of the materials
ized nations of the temperate attudes The progress Of
science and the inventions OF genius, have eyerted
constant influence in increasing the facility with which
and i%p6rsncs 81 their international trade. This ten
petition for the productions Of tropical climates and Of
j newly settled regions, of which the exports are always
that rude produce necessary 10 supply the dense popua
tons OF the older and Weather nations with the material
for labor Those who can best succeed in commanding
these, in exchange for small proportion OF the wrought
fabrics, have the best prospect Of outstripping their
rivals In the race for wealth and power: This be-
came manifest to the British statesmen Immediately
on the settlement Of Europe BY the treaty Of Vienna
when the prospect Of continuing e England her manu-.
ed Since she could no longer maintain monopoly Of
competition, BY laying foundation for ample supplies q
raw materials and produce from her resources and
at the same time for cutting off, as far practicable, the
mand were cotton, hemp, flax, silk sheePs wool, and
indigo, Materials with coffee and sugar tropical
productions, each year becoming necessary her
most important yet, however, the demand for the
latter had not greatly exceeded the English home supply,
put was evldenly increasing Deyond IT. Inc colony Oh
was hxed upon as the source OF future supply
and OF all ner schemes OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, "a Inat
alone mas England been measuraDy successful. Inc
wants OF COTTON manufactures were 1aly becoming
more urgent; ana win every new spindle put IN opera
non. he repentance OF England upon me 9nned
Sates was enhanced Inc BRUSH statesmen nxed upon
the East lnda as the quarter whence aound
ancs OF coton could De realized, ui confidence nai
any quantity could De there raised OF quality equal TO
mar 81 Inc United States Earnest attention was mere.
lore directed 70 the amelioaon q the condition Of me
people Oh mat region, 10 Prepafe tnem ior an extensive
system 81 eoon culture onhuaneoasy WIN tnis con.
oe. 'eLanIe sP1h .e capdonues ., tnu'a ~ pIoducs
Scon, sne aaopteu inc caGua,9n .na iree african ah9
las. inda laooi 70 her WesI ina'a islands, wouo
sugar ana Sonec mucn cheaper man nose arnces
coua pc rsed prazn ana Supe oy tne expensve ana
waseiul system Oh slave iaool. more paIncnIary ne
COSY u SAVES ANY we expense o .nem snou,o
snnanced Dy INC suppression OF tne african trade.
ne reasoning WAS SOUND, tha' oy raising ample
WOO. ana c9on IN ner own POSSESSIONS ana
ne sussi anu Son1e P,auucons o. neI Wes'
lnua sias' ~ Su1snk SS ispol, ifo ~ ne'
own anu pense'y Peop'ea poseessons OF lndia
.ne sut.sss p. uie sass usee wvuse aeP,Ise nsI
Suoa ana Dulu, .! laooI, anu nAt ss aGks 40
MOI increase naturally 70 hoee regions. she would soon
exmgusn OF al least cneSk meir comPeuu9n Inc con
spracy OF iunoui Inc brlush consul al havana, 70 In.
cne save lnsunecuon ~ Tuna onowed close upon tne
emancipation OF BRUSH west India slaves; but was
ana crushed unaer una. lei, nc
douo.oI tns parucpauon Oh 'he Drusn government IN
'ne saemp'eo crimes .,