Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-04-12

Now let Us proceed to re-capitulation for that
will explain how far the - Abolition" North is COM
mited TO this traffic, and how far the g blood apos
tate" South. We confess that it is with shame
that we give the record, but we known that the
great body of Northern people hold in detestation
this traffic which the constitution declares piracy.
REHABILITATION:
Free States.
Massachusetts, 10 Maine 3
New Cork, - Rhode Island, 2
Pennsylvania, Connecticut, 1
Total, 40
Stare States.
Maryland, 4 Florida, 1
Total, 5
These facts deserve to be remembered We
have it here, VIGOROUSLY obvious, that the odium
of this foreign traffic does not attach to the South
but to some of the avaricous men of the Free
SOIL Abolition North. Massachusetts,, too, is in
the advance, and runs up bill of crime against
her of Nineteen out of the forty-five vessels divid
ed among six States, while her her share, by the
simple rule of division, should be less than seyen.
New York, with less q conscience, multplies sew
en- into twelve-dnd her sin is great even a. tAa5
but, compared with Massachusetts, so meek and so
phanthropic, her offence will scarce reach unit.
These figures ought not to be overlooked for they
deserve to be treasured among the archives of New
ceedngs of the abolitionsts against the claimants
of the Crafts They afford ample material for flu
ture history.-IeW Yook Express.
ESTIMATE OF THE CoTToN CROP.-Below hand
you estimates of the cotton crop.-If it be wrong
in part | wish to have the error pointed out,
and some good reason given to show that it is an
error In many instances think the figures are too
high, and think venture little in asserting that |
can show clearly that some estimates are too
low, than any person can show that one of the es-
Inmates are too high
If these estimates are anywhere near correct is
it not manifest that some very extraordinary causes
are, and have been, at work, producing the pre-
sent depressed prices? ask all parties interested
in the great staple of the South to inquire into
this matter-If there errors in the estimate,
point them out, and if there are g extraordinary
causes at work, point them out too. Ny object
is to arrive at the truth the whole truth
Estimate of the Cotton Crop of l85C-51.
March 8, 1851.
Received at all the port to date, as per Price
Current, 1,693,lS5
Received, and now at interior towns viz
Augusta and Hamburg Feb. l, 1851, 65,558
! Columbus Ga 4" %, Z" 17741
Macon, Ga, March 4, g 177S0
Memphis Tenn, Feb. IS, 10000
Columbia, S. c., l, 5,O0O-I42, $50
Total, : 1,836,o23
i Estimated amount to come from different places
Yazoo river and tributaries, 10000
Vicinity Memphis and Hate river, $4,000
Tennessee river and Nashville, 10000
Arkansas and White river, 1000
Red and Ouachta rivers, $4,000
Scattering from Miss. river $4,000
Texas, 10000
Tombigbee, Warrior and Ala. rivers, 10000
Interior of Georgia, 10000
interior of South Carolina, 10000
Florida, 10000 100000
Estimate of whole crop of 185l-50, 2,145.o23
But there is to deducted from amount,
Cotton to be bought at Memphis for
manufacturing at the West, Pitts
burgh, Wheeling, Wellsburgh and
Cannelton, 25,000
4 Deduct per cent. for short weight, 100000
Deduct for trash notes and unmer-
camille Cotton, 20,O0o-151 900
e Leaving for the crop only I994O23
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