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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-20
BRANDY.
LF Pipes Seignette dark

W. II. CHEE8E.
4 CHOICE lot of English Dairy and Western
~ Reserve Cheese. for sale low for cashby
HORNBROOK e. BURT1S.
teblg-t Main street,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-20

lust reed, large lot Cordage, Batting, Sant
- Paper, Bonnet Boards, Bro0me, Matches, &c.
&c. which will be ssld cheap. at wholesale.
seplS FOSTER g. BROWN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-20

na High Faluting Notions
Baby Wagons, Clothes Baskets
Martet and Reticule Baskets.
Tuba. Buckets and Bowls, Faucets, and other No.
tions In the Willow and Hollow Ware line, at
HORNBROOK 4 BURTIS',
mhl3 Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-20

Net Balance. &9JS 99l 90
"AddirSoaal Losses amounting so $50 sustained
during the year, awaiting proofs Of death.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09

Mr.. Edaor; | have read with some care
the late speech Of Daniel Webster on slave.
nv and If | understand the ycrnacular
tongue OF the country it is a covert de.
Tense or II, any rate, an apology for the
North. in nearly the whole of It's proceedings
against the South. The North is wrong,
in Nr. Webs,cr's eyes, IN only one thing
its unconstitutional euactuients adverse to
the delivery Of fugitive slaves. Wonderful
concession. Wrong, simply wrong
Discrimination to perform taiig lis cunsIitu.
tional duties, in regard to the return of per.
SOS bound to service, who have escaped
into the free states" This outrage on the
rights of the Southern Shareholders, Mr.
Daniel Webster ascrbes simply to a dis.
inclination on the part Of the North 10 per.
form fully It's constitutional duties The
whole speech is substantially against slave.
~. 1t tells the North that slavery is Il
scourgc, curse, but your opposition only
aids it, wait it,lc, aud it will exhaust it.
self" Tie tells Texas that ms the articles of
annexation, which he opposed, ontta, her
To the whole of her slave territory south
of 81 deg. 30 min, why, hc does not well
see how il can be taken from her And
this is the wonderful Judgment OF the "scc.
ond Daniel This is the 'kgrcai speech
that is Ia cover its author with new glory,
Positive law, he SAYS, gives To Texas slave
territory all below rs deg 30 min, extend.
ing To the Rio Graudc or Ncnces,' Thich
erer Il may BE- and free territory is equal
" ensured, both by positive and physical
laws, To every acre North of the above line.
The ircesoil proyiso, therefore. would, he
SAYS. in the one case hc Illegal and IN the
other supcrtluous. This is the sum total oi
what he SAWS abou, slavery in the territories
And has no, the same thing been said hun.
drcd times before Hut SAYS VIZ Webster,
wherever thorv is a foot of land 10 be
aaM from siarery. Lam ready 10 assert
The principle Of The ctcinSf0n Of st0rcrg.
No doubt of 1t And what does all This
amount to, Mr. Webster has, in truth told
nothing that /. not. aud has no, all along
been we'll known AT the North When the
North repealed the clause of the consi'n
ton respecting fugitive slaves, it knew what
il was doing. Can Mr. Webster or any one
else. cnligh,en US upon this point \o--be-
cause it knew at the time what IT did,
With regard to " secession" Nj " cb-ieI
says it cannot take place in ouy easc, m
der any pressure Of circumstances - licaY'
en- help MS But Is this not Just what might
have been expected of northern ceniraitst
| The states came voluntarily and separately
into the Union, withou, knowing, il seems,
/ ~ Al L II. la
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09

JNlE Trustee. aunounrc TO the public illnt
the present Session Of this Institution
commenced on the md Monday IN February,
ain in,t)
They have elected Professor Elisha Petit,
4 VI, TO take charge If the Male Department.
aud Rev 1hos. h Wilson, A. NJ iu take
charge Of the Female Department
The course of studies embraces MI the
branches usually laugh, N the best institutions
in the South aud West.
4 complete cory. of ica,hers (malc and &C.
malcs) has and Will be provided, so that the
.lrcte,t attention can be- paid to all the classcs
Deductions only made for pro,pcted sickness
Trims yer Nssupn n f'irs Months f22 wteks)
pRiNAgY Photography, Read
ing. Writing, Mental Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, and some elementary i,>.on. IA Geography
Natural Philosophy, Physiology, and liisi"-
Jryim CtAss-fngli.h Grammar. Geogra-
phy, Arithmetic completed, Natural Philosophy
Watts ON the Mind, Buiary, Geology, Nythul-
ogy, and History, slb 90
MlbpLE Class. - Rhetoric, logc. Moral
Scl,nrc, Mental Philosophy, Evidences at
Christianity, Political and Domestic Econntay,
Astronomy, Algebra, the Ano,unl and Nondcr
Languages, commenced, $50 90
SrNoR ttAss.-Ancicni and Modern Ian
guagcs, eomplr,od, Geometry, Tngouomrir,,
and a review q former studies, So 90
Composition throaaliou, lhr course.
EXrRA.-Incidenial expenses, 81 10
Drawing, Painting Embroidery, and
Wax Work $40 ~
Instrumental Nusir. . s2o 10
Tuition payable at the end of zach .c-,lon.
Boarding can be- bad n private iaIaiir> cun-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09


The recent abolition speech of Mr SEW.
,pp in the Senate, tempted the Washing
ton Republic to devatc from its ordinary
unriflcd course of wishy .washv on the
slavery question, and to administer some
appropriate correction 10 the New ! ork
conscience rnongering demagogue. 1t twas
SO unusual an exhibition OF spirit ON the
part OF the Republic, that we have no hope
Of its being more than accidental How i,
will be received by the masters OF the Ad.
mnistraiiou may be Judged from the follow.
inr paragraph Of the New York CONNER.
cm Adreriser.
TIM RrrupiIc ANp Mn. SEWARD
The Washington Republic cannot be well
informed upon the state of feeling ut the
North, if il supposcs that lis editorial on Nr.
Scwnrd's speech will be at all palatable in
this direction; nor do we think the tone of
It's comments is that 10 which the Senator
from New ork was entitled nj the hands
of the Washington RcpHbfic. Nr. Seward
with no less courtesy 10 the Senate than
other speakers, frankly declared his scnii-
mcnts sentlmcnls that are largely shared
in at the \orth--and we see not why he
should receive less respect and cIviiity than
other Senators from Il Wing journal. We
do not agree with all that Mr Seward so
ably said. We think Mr. Webster was
nearer right in cortcnding for the supremacy
of constitutional acquisitions. But we can
assure the Republic that such remarks as 1t
'ndulges IN at Mr, Stewards expense VIII
neither countcract the effect of his speech
nor crafty the " hin party at the North.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09
An NOT nee MENTS
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL.

ron ATTORNEY GENERAL.
We are authorized Ia announce ALEXANDER II
EVANS. tsq., of san Augustine. ~ Candidate for
Attorney General Of the stab at the ensuing August
election.
FOR STATE COMPTROLLER.
We ar authorized To announce JAMES II SHAW
a. candidate fdr reelection 10 the office If STATE
COMPTROLLER. AT the Auru-, eecupn.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We are authorized In announce Cob. WV "
BRiSTnW a & and late ins the Office Of nSrKit 4
ATTORNEY of the ~nih J,dioial District
We nuiborzsd 10 announce u W, FIELD.
Esg., eandsia,e for reelection 10 the ofr- II
DISTRICT ATTORNEY Of tho Sixth Judcinl lbs.
lrict
We are authorized 10 announce fAMrS \ SNIP.
son Candidate fof the offer of DISTRICT
ATTORNEY II the >i,lh lndcis' District
JAMES Il ARMSTRONG. Is II candidate for
the oiIcr Of D,~,rc, Attorney, Of the SIKH Judicial
District
ron sHrRlrr.
Wea,r authorized 10 announce BIRD HOLLAND.
a. n Candidate for the Office nf SHERIFF 1T liar
rison County. nj the neu Aueust election.
We mr. authorized L, announce WILLIAM cox,
ms Candidate ir the office OF SHERIFF Of Iaf-
risun County. nj the newt August election.
We authorized Ia announce JOHN I WON.
ACk, rs candidate for the oilicc Of SHERIFF Of
Harrison County, at the next August election.
". arr authorized to announce RICHARD II.
WALKER. a. Candidate Tor the office Of SHERIFF
of Harrison county nj the aeNt August election
VIZ ARE authorized TO Announce WILLIAM \
FIELDS NJ candidate FIR thr office II SHERIFF
Of Harrison county, u, the neat August election.
We ARE authorized To annpuuee =. K FERRY .
a. a candidate for the oilier Of SHERIFF Of Harrison
county nj the ensuing August election.
We ARE authorized Ia annuuur" {. {. ITALIA.
fLkRo, as candidate for the oiuce OF SHERIFF
OF Harrison county, nj thc NEXT August clcc,un.
CANDIDATE ron cnirf JUSTICE.
ELLINGTON {. PAIllLO. l. u candidate lut
the of'cs OF Chief Justice Of l'f'.aur County
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09

The Faculties, for intellectual abilities moral
worth, and professional requirements, VIII com
pare iayorably with the must distinguished IN
our country. The medical faculty constitutes
an anomaly in this OF any other country-all
of them are able lecturers and the best Of
teachers.
Those who viii contemplate our geographic
cal position, and the extent OF our population,
can have no doubt ~ to the eligibility al our
situation for an enterprise of the hind. As TO
health including all seasons of the year, We
deny that ANY UrurR cry HAS MORE
\ common error exists IN the minds n' many
students relative tn the place of studying med
lclnc, thu,c who intend practicny Among the
diseases of the " est aud South should Ger
tauly cduraic themselves at school whose
Faculty are practically acquainted with iho,c
Diseases.
That the public may he satisfied of the per.
mancncy of this school We feel il our duty to
state tia. che Trustees and Faculty form a uNlr
IN action, which angur, we'll for IT, future sue.
cess and that the peculiar internal organ.
',ailon which connects them, cannot be- inter-
rupted.
f. " " KING, E-l,
Prcstiem u The Hmphn Institute
March I, 1850. 30 Is
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09

L. ". nARRcrr n 60.

=
DESpECTFlII.Y invite ,ub,jc attention 10
IL ;heir Nyring and Numnl.r stock, t,st re-
eeiycd a, their stand. nj 'hc West emu If The
PaLir Nguare, Mar,haH. They would say to
their customers, and the public generally, that
their good. were boueh, in New O,,nu. from
regular importing houses, and they fa,,cr them.
selves the, will be able 10 give general salts
faction Their stock consists la part a. FOL.
lows, VIZ:
Lowell brown and b'caehcd domestic Of
every variety brown and b.eaehcd dsillng
eo'ton'ae OF t"g'i-h, FRENCH and American
''"''' '.','' .""".' y."hs ram'ct
,,r,.. ,,ia,'.s a,,,;,.' ~" sne'ss'
80 49,. ''o l'''''"., W., N'" 'a'nass eur
r., l,,.','' w. nu'n ,.o"u"e buif
LII ,,J 49, ~ IT, IL" ''"'"' Drown,
n, d., ,,a,,li, ~ '''' ''e", cloths
IJ,rb d.. s' ,r~ ~ ", VI, printed m"siins;
plaid and .,tireJ s~;.s, cuh,o;d.,.J Ie"'''
PATTERN. French iackope,. If .y,.,y CO., 49,, :"
singhans Of s,cry variety. chanhry do. solid
eo'"f7' 'l'an'of, ''heh' plain nrd solid eolors
',"h-'"t'e "o' 40, &C. 'cl'ets: alpsess black,
o'u'' Az" Df""h' embroidered muslin capes
'eh, paraso,si s''k aud pocket hdkf-., and
80" - IL .'"'",' hheh ana lawn DC;
,o"s ''''''' no NM SIN gloves; laecs, edging,
"s'''i''s' "''' h"s''y oi every variety.
T. rs
- fancy s'ih honneis, with and without
l-L-- plume-: open worked do. lice do.
French larc do; Mohair do; Miss Jenny Lind
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09
ADMINISTRATIONS AOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
~ sig~cd were duly appointed ADMINISTRATOR
ard AJ,np,,rair,y 81 the estate Of hinehen \.
Vellborn. deceased, late Of Csss county, At the
February term Of The county court OF said
county, and have been qualified ~ such, Al
persons having claims as inst said estate, will
nrc.eul them. duly authenticated within tho
Tine prescribed BY law, and those indebted, viii
pay 10
SAMUEL, WILSON, hdm'r. or 20
PARRTilrNiA WfilGpRN ilmN.
hrr ~ lsin - Z"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09
PLOUGH MNNuFAITORI.

4 fNTfN NTHRt Y.
- THE subscribers, having erect
C>~--Y rd In the town of Marshall q
ssrAnAs-~x7A Foundry Tor the casting oil
plongl,s exclusively, beg iea,c 10 solicit the
patronage of their friends, and residents oi
Texas. and viii thankfully receive their order-
for the same.
Connected with this establishment there is n
BLACK smith shop, wagon, carriage, Hs we'll
as tn mandatory the PROJECTORS # which
will also be- grateful Tor liberal share Of pub
We patronage,
COLEMAN q ALLEN
Isnuary 10Th ls5O--nS5 ".
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09

Tun Bo,NpAxN CowaissIoN.---A Wash.
ingtcn dispatch says thst Lieut.. Cot John
McClelland. Typographical Engineer. has
received orders 10 take charge Of the cSpc.
dtion for running the Mexican boundary.
III. party Nil consist of forty civilians,
with two mounted companies If soldiers.
They are to leave on the lith of May next
fr " paso ',h"r, N, .r'', "ni'mrnc"s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09
READY NlUE (I,OJ'/yy\(.
: 7 a X HOTEL,

r. Z TIE subscriber take. tin, merb,J ot
-A-le informing the public iha, he has taken
chwer 81 the above establishment, situated m
ihr town Of Jefferson, Cass county, Texas. lie
WI -l@fe no pains 10 render those who may
eau upon hin' as comfortable the accomino-
da''"ns OF the country viii permit
X. X ROGERS
Jefferson, March %, 1850 ma !,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09
LAW DEPtRYVENT

NV VTPIKT.NENT
Hon. T.. w. VI. King, Professor &c Theory
and Practice Of Law
John Deahed, Esq, Professor Of Commcrc,a i
Jurisprudence.
Irms--sJo per session.
All communications pertaining to this depart
mrut mus, bc addressed to
T.. " VI. KING, ESD
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March, $500.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09

MY unconditional head right certificate FOR
vi go acres Of land granted To- me US the
Board of land Commissioners, for San Angus
tine county, No 1888, date not rccollcricd (hc
conditional certificate, Is dated the 2Gih Of Dee,
1880 II not found shall apply to the proper
officer fer duplicate Of the same.
JOSEPH MASON
May o, 1850 nisu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09
The Slavery Agitation.

There !. n homcly maxim tina, ali "a an
III wind that blows nobody good When
| the slavery agitation began 10 assume n
threatening aspect, that is. within two or
| three wears, we regarded it ~ Pandora's
box filled with unmitigated evils. But we
have had time to look around us. and prey.
nant with mischief as we supposed, and still
believe il TO be, il recalls to mind the max.
i'm We have quoted.-Thc taunis aud revil.
ings of the North, have engcndered bitter
prcjudices among us. and these are bccom.
ing deeper seated as the proyocation con.
TIMES This is TO I've lamcnted. and we
would that j, were otherwise. But we are
not 10 blame hecauqe il is not So. The
North has provoked It by u series of out.
RACES and wrongs that are ms familiar To Nv.
cry Sou'hron AS households words. The
consequences are becoming apparent. The
South is seeking TO become Independent of
the North oy encouraging manufactures of
every sort n, home. We scarcely open one
of our Southern Exchanges without seeing
an account oi some new mandatory, of
cotton, iron, or wood, springing up III our
midst And what Is an encouragement To
still greater advances. turning our labor into
these channels is found to be- profitable. Ii
must therefore 20 on, till Northern pockets
will sorcly feel the loss Of Southern Gus
tom.
But this is not ALL Since the North has
become expert at kidnapping our negroes,
our people have learned To stay at home.
Not one in ten OF those among us, who
spent their summers at the North ten years
ago, now show their faces there. Mineral
water in many localities has been discov.
cred Bathing and other places of rccrca-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09


Cot " MIRAsoL's Mission 10 CrnA--
On this subject, the journal Of Commerce
says
The object Of the nilsson of Count Mir.
asol. now Oh his way from Cadiz to Cuba,
is aunonccd in the Madrid journals, MS we
have stated, to he To supervise the applca.
iiun of between three and four millions Of
dollars 10 the strengthening of the iorIiiica-
lion of the Island, and to the preparation of
all such means of defense as the apprchcn.
sion of imminent foreign aggression may
suggest. Fl Correo de ltramar says sim
ply that Scrrano is appointed Governor oi
the Department of Madrid, vice the Condo
Mirasol, who proceeds with two Brigaders,
one Colonel, and nm officer high III the civil
emplovmcnis. on special mission Cuba,
Various private letters from Spain by the
last arrival express the same confident belief
that the Count Of Nlraso comes To super.
scde the present Governor. Others, how.
ever. say that he is instructed, first, ON his
arrival ut Havana TO inform himself thor
oughly Of the past history and present con-
ditiou OF affairs there, and then proceed To
Washington l., confer with the Government
of the ni."d States. Such is the precise
tenor Of some OF the letters. The Conde
Nrasol was formerly Inspector General Of
the troops in Cuba, an officer only second
in military command To the Governor, and
who succeeds the Governor in case "f his
death. He was afterwards Captain Gene
raj Of Porto Rico, whence he was transfer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09

Not long since we referred To The specia
message Of Gov Floyd 10 The Legislator,
Of Virginia, advising some very siriurcn
police measures, 20 act upon the trade o
such States rs may refuse to surrender +,
her iugi,ivcs from justice, The occasion foi
this message was the refusal of Gov Ford
of Ohio, To surrender Il person demanded
by Gov. FLOYD, as n fugitive from Justice IN
Virginia We have since seen history o
the matter, which shows that i, raises tn,
same questions rs have heretofore been put
into dispute between Georgia and Massa.
chuseiis aud between Virginia and New
York. The constitution declares tart. 4
sec. ., that "any person charged in any
State with treason, felony. ar other crime
who shall flee from justice and be found in
another State shall, on demand of the Tx.
ccutiye authority Of the State from which
he fled, be delivered up 10 the State having
jurisdiction of the crime The Governor
of New York lat that time. the present
Senator, ". II Scward,) the Governors OF
Massachusetts, Davis and Morton,) aud
now Gov. Ford. of Ohio. have refused to
surrender iugitivcs, on the ground tina, the
crimes for which they were arrested were
not offences against the laws OF the State
II, "n'eh '"'' were 'o"',"' Inc P'"c'l''
State from which the fugitive is demanded
shall b, Guided by tho code Of hi. avn
State, and not of the State whence the
criminal He'd, IN deciding on the duty oi
'', ~, u, " '' 'o"S'''u',o'''' ,i'e'''''
an, If ,ho sIo,n oon,,aror.;"s H. Ma
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09

hK ROGERS Compound Syrup of Liver
- wort, Tar, and Canchalaguc, for ConsumP-
ton. Bronrhhi~, Coughs. Asthma, and Lung
generally, can be found at the Drug
Store of NORRIS u TACkETT
MAY Q, 1850 uisy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09

Why is lawyer like tailor u" is ~
cav, rrrdv Go commence 'Ff
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09
February 81, 1880.


I>tkE\ TT BY Robert Stewart, and cS'ray.
ed before \ &. Boa,d, J. r., one large br,n-
die steer. with a white face and long horns, and
had ON bell marked With a crop in the right
ear, and cross and under half crop in the len
no brand, ,serecissble; about D years old a;-
praised at el0.
l.. e. BEAIJ.EY. Clerk.
By f. CAr,E, Dcputy.
April "a, 1880. as 3,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09
NURRLN a. TlNhEYT.

IIAVE just received the " Balm Of Colun-
] l bia," aud wouid be glad to sell low bot
ties to the boi headed, or those having fears OF
badness Call at the DRUG STORE.
Nav 0, 1850. niSy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09
LAND ron SAFE.

I have for sale, On Thnvsahd On Wadrr3
] and Sif icrss II RirA Lapf, in the county
OF Rusk. lying On the wairr> Of ilarnhardt. a
neyor-iailng stream These lands lie ten
mile, south Of Henderson. the county seat Of
Rusk county. aud abound IA springs. The
road from Henderson to Noeoc,lochcS passes
through them, apd their quality is Of the high
Get order Thr titles are undi>pnisblc.
Purchasers can apply personally OF by letter,
TO mc at Marshall, Texas.
WM. A. Hill.
February 81 1880 ms n.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09
r II IS Els


4 H. kinds Of snu,I-aud a very superior ar.
\ iicie Of Scotch, together with AL sertS ~
ol good aud pretty thrg-, can be found At The
Drug Siofr of NDRkIS q TACkETT.
May @, 1880 nisy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09

row .N>E\UN SARNAPAkiLLA.
rtW 'N1E< ,a-t received and fur Sals
M NORRIS & TiCEETT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09
n X I \ II T. 4
REYTN' SUPPORTERS

'ElIE Physicians will please bear in mind that
/ this invaluable invention Of Mrs Belts can
be found at the Drug Store of
NORRIS & TAtkE1"r
May Q 1880 nisy
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-26

hourishng condition. We refer, Of course, ocoun-
tries which, like our own, possess capabilities OF
advancement in all the three departments Of labor
The LINTON would exalt agriculture, and calls
il sthe great predominant interest Of the country
We do not recognise any ground Of Issue upon this
point Agrculture is the basis, the substratum. OF
all other sorts Of industry. II furnishes the original
materials out of which Increased values are pro-
duced and supplies the subsistence necessary to
the existence OF labor. But, If nation shouio
never advance beyond the producnon ana thc con.
sumption of food, the ends for which subsistence Is
required would be but poorly attained; the stIuc-
ture of national greatness wonld never rise ABOVE
the ground work.
In abiding to this subject, some days ago, we
spoke Of. agriculture as properly inciaaing an
values in their crude state. The miner VINO digs
ores or coal from the ground may DO ciassed, an
this view, with the farmer who raises gram and
With the planter who grows cotton. Let US sup
10 the establishment of furnaces, FORCES and foun
dries in his immediate neighborhood, upon the as
sumption that the manufacturing interest was hos
tile TO his own. Let US suppose that he would IN
sst upon sending his ore across the ocean to the
British market. Such man would be thought to
have strange notions; yet the analogy would be
perfect between him and the farmer who would
prefer 10 send his wheat to England rather than
sell ii at his door-between him and the planter
who holds the belief that his raw cotton ought to be
manufactured abroad II ore Is necessary TO the
manufacture of iron, is food necessary to the
maintenance Of the labor without which iron could
not be nade-so Ia cotton necessary to the pro-
duction of muslin fabrics.
But the owner of ths mine would find the
vaLIe of his property very much increased by the
ments in his vicinity. So the farmers land would
be enhanced in value by having manufacturing
establishments of any kind near him; and the same
analogy applies to the planter.