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

has bssh 100000 bales. and 5o2Aeo bales, |, |
20 per cent, has been wrought up N the United Si.ss
with rapidity that in few years viii cause il to Tequs
the whole Of the sosthsn production 70 the exclusion
European rivals The progress in this direction PIE
csey In the ratio OF the increase OF capital Supero
wealth Is ali the advantage which England has over H.
Unon and she is fast losing that advantage The on
wayin which she can check this tendency Is by promo
ting sectional jealousies in the view 10 cause political
separation of the Union would involve the hume
diaie connection Of the whole South, win Mexico and
the West Indies, with England and under the exasper
Norh-its ships. goods. produce, and iIafic-woud
once be excluded The rigor OF that British exclusive
system which before drou the independ northern
fold force and while the South has now become Deess
sary every country OF Europe the North has nothing
TO offer, being in fact rival 10 each and all IN manuia
lures The areas Of the free and slave States are Is FOL
AREA OF THIRTY STATES WITH LANDS SOLD AND uSsoLp
Area sod sSSss , re- Un,'s ss. sss
ss: s:ss7 ss Is l ':s : s::
The area OF western lands unsod, with large portion
of that already sold, is entirely commanded ~ the M
ssspp and its tributaries, and the possessors q s Deh
are the controlling power The introduction q manpia
Ssss and 1 a. hosss .eo%s able to O%pss
more southern lands In agricultural productions, the In
pulse will be enhanced. and with greater success thai
enhance the capital applicable for that purpose,
Every year The progress Of affairs makes the North less
necessary the South and makes the latter more neces
nv 10 England and Western Europe. The lace OF affairs
4 entirely changed since Gen. Pnckney, in convention as
sented to the proposition giving Congress me right
laws regulating commerce by simple majority, on NE
eraon Of The necessity which The weak South had for s
strong northern neghbors The cotton trade then scarcely
existed but the material has now been spun into web
which binds the commercial world .9 sou sh interests
her commercial and manufacturing interests tnan when
the merchants OF Boston headed BY John Hancock pet
toned Congress to the following effect
I@s.:sd win these ideas 1sSSSn sy n beg %
the honor address, that the numerous positions OF the
British the trade and exports Of these States may "
else may please your exceency and honors the CON
merce Of this county and Of consequence T. wealth
power and perhaps the Union ITSELF may become victims
e the srtice Of nation whose have been In vail
exerted TO accom- plish the ruin OF America az
The South Is now, with its institutions and capabilds
possessed of that on which half the msnglactgnng ~
commercial interests of the world depends. 4 ~
source whence the only OF employing and ieed9
at least 100000 whites can be draWni ana wilhoa
which nearly 81 600 900 of active capital ~ ships a
factory would be valueless A country and institutions
80 important to the welfare Of humanity at large are mol
to be- trifed with This country forms one.half Of ou
men who separated from England because they would no
longer suer the continuance of the African slave trade
hu in ifs ndependent position the South holds the wei
Sars ~ nber naf;nns aImost entirely IN is keeping %
csn,al and laborinr abilities OF England are such As p
afford The South an outlet for it's staple shonld i. excla
ali other customers The result Of such movemena
woud be 10 force other countries TO draw their good
from Enuand only On the other hand, the manufaeI
turing proress Of the North is such that in few yesr
shs nav absorb the whole OF the southern STABLE anil
nsce herself Al the head Of The Interest fol
he snnniv If the World 10 The South il Is comparaye
81 small ;mnortance whether ENGLAND or the North oil
ta;ns this mastery. Between the North and England il
mortal duel and vel in the crisis of this struggle them
are IN he found persons nj the North 90 destitute Of al
.I s.. an nol,caI acuteness as IN aftack in vioa
moai eI'oe anu o 'I - ~ 80 s,,,,;or ,hc, ;,.,;u
tons which i GUARANTEES. and which are 50 necessary
tn .,u,;nm.d h.rmonv If the Tinted States perma
,r ,Ss ;nSnssru f Each sect;on N furnsh msers HI
,hs 81 ~. otiers he reeprocitv Of benes III
n;nasrnn,sJ ;n,erchsnre ~ mnfua poductions inci
~ = = rns v ;ncrsssnc means Of intsrc0urss and ~
~ csn;as Are sying he foundstion for al
s;- - ,sbch IN. vvorlds history moi univ nlrds M
~an1. hur ihs magnnde 81 which The wildest dres1
- ny os, ;m.snsi;ve ~ The worlds statesunsn -
.,sJ !, concsve In this unds,urbed proeress he con
,;o f IN hIacr .cs 4 hs;n~ elevated on The sweIn1
d" - h;ts Insseh a. hat tbe rst slave,
mnstte1 wsr. nnder their new mssters. vastly supeo
IN f cond;,;on IN ira nude cannibals bv whom he
=. e soH nnlv hecsnse avsrce trumphed over appetite
W: III - ~ .l.~. ~ fhs preseui dsv A.