Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20


-.d,, frr ors ,ban thrse6ths of the whole exports
If The Union /, Is upon mainly that the whole nnan
caI svsem of this country 10 founded and sustained. All
ohsr nroduc,s Of agriculture including domestc
amour, 10 1884, 1t will be seen that IN his sun s
item Of pork, bacon and hog''s ,ooo I'm
Flour, 100 ~,
Indian corn 49,
sle,54l, oso
The in the hands the Southern people to export
and import for themselves nipple should now oe inc
-ocy of politicians merchants farmers and manufactures
in the whole Southern country TO unite their WISDOM ano
energies In the application OF these great blessings 70 the
permanent happiness Of themselves and their posey w
people ever possessed equal advantages ana none couu "
more Indifferent, them. In vain may We look 10 inc
tonal Legislature promotion OF Southern lnteresIs-
In vain resist the perveson OF the powers OF '
Government TO The purposes of transferring the surplus
wealth of the Southern States of the Union 10 oua W
the wealth and power Of those ofthe North III vain ha'e
APPEALED 10 justice of Congress- to stay inc mana OF o
preston and levy upon us, Indirectly three-nns Oh
the burdens Government; and then appropriate prooao
hreeouhs of the proceeds TO be EXPENDED 10 the NofneIn
States In vain have appealed To the Legislatures al
people of States Christians and brothers, TO observe
In good faith the constitutional duties and obligations which
bind US us people, and which have 80 essential
~ contributed 70 mako example beacon nght 10 the
oppressed mankind throughout the world In vain nave
we pored them leave 10 ourselves the management Oh
eur own peculiar institutions and police lover which they
have no more lawful control theirs and TO en-
faithfully towards the obligations and duties voun
ia made by their faherseaed with their blood and be-
oueathed 10 US in good faith. In vain have we mpored
the people of those States to bear with our peculiar
social organization brought upon by their fathers and
The cupid,y OF the British Governmen, in the traffic Of
African slaves In vain have asked them as czens,
and States keep their hands off the property which they
and their fathers have sold and decided and which they
have soeny covenanted shall be ours until we ourselves
shal otherwise direct Ye, have they sovereign States
nuihed the Constitution and laws Of Congress-nsumens
signed and approved by GEORGE WsHseroS-and made it
highly penal for any citizen Of such States TO aid or assist
In any ting tho Constitution and laws for
-his guarantee and they have denied altogether that
what they sold and guaranteed SUCH is property
at all! They appeal their eonscisees for the recli-
,ude of their 7notires Not only States have they
done these things but their Governors have publicly
couaged people violate lars passed to protect
slave properly home (Which for the mutual
safety all ci,zons and have offered refuge such
offenders in their States
Our slaves encouraged by the people of those States
commit eonss and dee them for protection They have
organized societies. with thousands OF dollars their dspo
sal annoy the Southern peopeto aid in the escape Of
saves-o transfer them foreign countries,o subvert, in
Slave Law-and in every way bring into contemp, and
sccrn the Southern people, their manners religion, morals
courage and capacity for selfdeence. They point to
neglect Of the greatest advantages with which people were
ever blessed justify their depredaons upon by the
assertion that have neither the will the capacity 10
these blessings for good That We Qiks our
negroe be hewers of wood and drawers of water to
Ihem until slavery shall be abolished and we have learned
enterprise In the school Of adversely.
haye the will have means (preat the
sches which they have committed upon the Southern
peopie) glorious triumph awaits the issue Of that etalia
ZION wantonly provoked We strike down. sim
gle blow that mushroom prosperity which they have unjust
ly snached forced restrictions of commerce. and
pampered manufactures We will do il If ourselves
The great body of the people ripe for IT, Tho Legsa
lure ought promptly and throw before the public
details Of the scheme suggested In the Governors
annual message. l, will require discussion consideration
and above all, firm and decisive action.
THE AS6 OF THE
UNITED STATES.
The following table exhibits value Of the exports of
the growth produce and manufactures Of the United States
during the year commencing July 649 and ending July
!. 1850.
ETpors q Domestic Produce and Mansraea,s during
tho year ending on the 30th Of June 1850.
Products Of the Sea.
OH sperm S7ss,7e4
Whale end other FISH 672640
Whalebone 6464S3
Sperm candles 260lO7
Dried, smoked and picked 6sh 456794
s2,s24,sls
PRODUCTS of the Foress
ssaves shingles boards, hewn timber; and 9th:
or lumber S25H.906
Masts and spars 52los
Oak bark and other dye wood 2O5,77l
Manufactures Of wood l954,752
M,75l,5ss
Tar PITCH rosio, and turpentiue l,l427l3
Ashes, pot and pearl 672s7O
Skiing aud furs ss2466
Ginseng l2Sl6
Produets Of Agriculture.
Beef, ,alow. hides, horned cattle sl,sos,eos
Butter and cheese l.2l5,463
Pork. bacon, lard, hogs 7,550,2s7
Horses and mules l39,494
Sheep 1888
Wheat bush 6o866l 643.745
Flour, bbs ,3S5.44S 7,09S,510
I Ias.a corn bush ssa s S. !ss ssss5
Rye meal, bbs 69903 2l6,076
Rye, oats aud pues l2l.l9
Ship's bread 334,l23
Potatoes 1888
Apples PASTA
2s,s7l.75s
o Do Usa lslsnd' DID, d.. sa slssis1
Leaf tooieco hhds. les, 729 9,95l,023
All other agricultural products 1885
ss2oss,oos ios.5s7so
Manataesu,ed A,s;e!es:
Cottop printed and colored o606,63l
do. uneolored 3,774,407
All other manufactures Of 3533S6
A734,424
Iron, pig, bar and nail l542l0
do. castings 793lS
All manufactures Of l677,'92
tl9ll,32o 6645,H4
All other manufactured articles s%9s64l
Coal, tons $3.50 el67,099
Salt bush 3l9l75 75,l03
Ice i070le
As.2n
Gold and silver spscie a0l6679
Raw produce not specified 679656
Total value Of domestic exports sl369469l2
The exports for the previous 1892
In the sree Of cotton find there is an increase this year
OF 6l6 TO $685. 967 the year previous and of
nufaetured cotton slight dscrease- 1874 424 this year.
izS the previous year. Iron this year, 81 800 to
the previous In coal there appears
been very large increase showing sls70so this year.
SaoSs6 the previous Gold and silver con this year.
$z,0s6679, TO s956s74 in ls49.
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
Tho cars on this road entered city for the frs, time
yesterday afternoon bringing $50 passengers from Char.