Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-03

10 pre'ermit'he means Mich nature has provided
tor its advancement.
For instaBce, we exported. during the fiscal yea
ending 30'h June, 1919, raw Gotten to the vaiu.
ct about sixty millions of dollars II that cot
ION had oeen spun ami weven 1T home. (suppos-
tiny lis value I" he increased fourtold by manu-
'acfure.l 1t would have produced value of about
one hundred aud ninety eight mi Inns in add,
t"n. Whit would have been the effect of this
Increased production on the prosperity of the
country?
THIS question would not be completely answer
ed by merely pronouncing the added value OF
one nuhdTedSnd ninet y-eigbt mil ions of dollars
10 oe large PROFIT 10 the manufacturer any more
Than the question of the effect OF the production
OF wheat would be answered by deductlng the
cost Of seed VI heat from the valiIe nj the CROP
and pronounclng tue remainder 10 be a large
pruht 10 Tie ia-tier.
The manuIacture of cotton clolh is begun viii.
the planting uf the cOitoa-n is carried TO a Ger
tam point BY The planter. and then taken % and
perfected 10y The spinner and weaver. The plar-
Ter and manufacturer are not engaged IN differ
eDt brahches OF industry, hut IN the slIne-the
one commences the process whlc" the other COM
pieies. Cut'u seed OF insignificant value beng
oy regular stages Of labor developed and brought
10 the lorm OF Cotton cloth. has acquired IA value
OF abun' two hundred aud NJ, tour millions.
The planting States have Odd many M lions
10 the ANIMAL p nducIon OF The country tv The
culture oi cotton. b. oontInu1g The process
they could quudrupe that addition.
The p'an'rf wound Ih-n have a make; at his
d'ur for al. h:s produce, and The as,per ould ia
Ike uanrrr have hotle markct ior hi> Tie
power ot con-dmoiiun Of Tot nu., orcads,utI.
tut ct every Article IS tul or Necessary IN th.
&c T.,
vastly licrcasr.-siie consumer ard producer
would be hioosht uriIrr 10 each ulhef- aud ~
lot at,iitiiii> ~ul. be applied 10 every bTaLcit
/ of prnducjIv. industry.
! |. 5 .ratIlyin. To kn1w that lie manufacture
i clifton l.s alleaat h' ch in!rotucei u,o sever
al "t IT," planlin. STATES, and II uu- ht not TO be
iouhieH Mi rafiuiy b. extended.
/ Tnc mannfac.u,e OF rror, wnol. and ur olrer
staples woo.d ,rid 10 similar results Tie eii,.ct
"on'd BE- a vast augmentation ct cur ~c,ti aid
p1wer
Upon Commerce the effects might be expected
10 b., II pv>sIbr -, Sltii uure ntfkcd l. J, no,
enough 10 >ay that ho 'nuniO es'r diminished
us comm'tcs by increasing us Productions and
hit so iulnfy would theTei,ie result To that ~
tefesf. lhrie womb rro,ably bee, not only
great increase IA he am nnl, bat az improve
cnt not .ts, to- pui'alt in 'Ae nature Of Ou cu.u-
rr9c'.
o. The immense ada i'm ,l,at would accrue 70
obs Iaf,rpal and roaslug tad. l,sinch 90 EYER,
country forms lac slrat and mos, vaiaaLl,. bptiy
o. coium-rcr.l - L0t ucr,s~rg 10 do o. ore i,,,;
mcr.l ak im plssiiy out 1t in,y be wc4 Ia.
lI.r trN iom,hs ou Tor, in c up,cr
Cumnesce Is tie machIner; at exchinre-
Il Is the han .uai Oi asrcu+jur, aud uauuisr-
lures |. Aii sol b. III -...aA ti.a;iii> tyarb.,
iuv,iy .ui,riau. bu, II VIII De mo e or is, USE
ful Z. c.-,p,r.tes NOR. or les viia;i,e rr.-
ductl,r ii,.,,,.r,,, Inc country. Tse -,er..
nae 81 co.u1a,.ltie. b, s,, or l.n.ltsu,c .-,,-
b, mn ,.....,.I t,.I. c.r.,..~ ,t,-. .
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80 '''-'' = 70 ~ ''' '-
90 exp ting tht iaV cotton 2rUWn al no c.
" >"1u.d easily an .ers;iud, asa, tat Tie
com ittcc thus rnpn.ei wouul h,. ni,.li .s,t,f,.
iiir,,t ~ a-ununt, and nuch less profitable 10
fine clr.Iers thtu wat ,vc NV have. Nct uur