Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28

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| 10 The Tennessee iife. ;,, r.. SOC. mi. lie. cre,, i,a,
~ ,-,v niles OF the road has been lei .scm a2nt on
tho river commencing thirteen mites E5t o. Is ~
rmn,;nn Eastward Nho s!a. be On 'c Inc h':'. "a
iuh..I Tnno.=ee is a eo-,egd State, bJt Cay a'
yrnina vii! beat her NOTWITHSTANDING '"1 oa' -
hnrr.J AMI len miles the other not more :aa cn9 ..i'
and twenty. ..s.---
u,Ep COMMON SENSE.
W. ore ple,sed 10 .icd IN 'any leading No:thern papers
sch ourd views as Ire following, which We extract from
the New Haven Register. lhe of"aa iac' saa's no'ay
r, ,a, ,rc nisheyc.s Vaccinations o'he "hgher law
49, a.,i,sl,. affected the business OF the Northern
ces Fran this canse Boston, ii il admitted las lost
,;, s,, s,v Two nilons ot >5vuiaeTn trade-and Ne"
W.. t sd from ho same Tie work mast -
/ - tt, ,tc ,,o,.e If the North shall listen L. -uch wise
coii,rs the papers have referred 10, and shall by
,,; .;o;on prostate the infamous dis9Fgan2eIa H.!
! Pharsaical fanatics
| WHAT Is OUR DUTf!-ln lew plsin "o:d., inc
nrsoery u the North in great degree depencan 1oh
he j,Lor and consumption o. me oo3H tftfF document
,a, no .usiert establishes ths FACT Win the question at
slavery whrlher light o. proper anu whether there Is ~
ou,r - much white slavery IN other countries as there Is
Ma II a,nrv in his have nothing ii present - DO
WI 90. ,rsh now particularly Ia place hri"e the d;
fr.nn,.n NJ the North he position oi tn Northern states
40 mer,ers If the Union. Ihe wealth oil .e United States
onsis;s yrea lie IN the production oi cotton and t!- SoG;
arm ,smpon OF Northern manufactured goods. This ~
mind i no. readily 10 be what condition al IA.
NORTH would be- ii relations win The 5cui are broken
mn u, are aware that 'nahcr aw" men "l accuse u
nro ri cana the subec: ri The Union MS their cant
n6,aso me NJ "cot.cr While claim to be good "a
rims ~ those who openly talk q! resisting The lw and tn
oar ,;,uop we accept the they hold The
Question ot tEf stability Of the Union Of these STATE.
nuc,ron wlc. white il appeals 10 mems PATRIOTISM ai
meals also 10 their tsiestS ho We ihHu c diI 'iS ua
ce5 may be aye:tei.
ri u, reason calmly together. what our !lg
h, res,,ece where K lad;s 10 the breeze! We aswe
our commercial ,orf. ad i tn; commercial power ang
.hirc bu union of Southern produces "in Nor5ern
,erprse, Destroy TIE and what MI become ~ tn
oiherg Where j. mf!Aei ;or NG!ttciE manufactures
when tLe SuGt ladea, ndr na;iJn, refuses er
ss or even pats i"oL w other tos! Ia refuse
her port; altogether No:i.;n manufactures would crush
the enterprise The North ARD ;Jw vii stand Affected
in competition with the Workshops ~ other lions?
LII lew hgGT,s III point decide Tin question. Documents
III Washington SLOW that
In lsJl DIR aAa,r,s Il 81 CO.. $685. il 1888 they
24 $50; III 1899 a.y l5.1 0-; in .1 hey
l2i621l in ISL they SJ- 90; N i-ia they
iGe 900; in 1873 th>s "cro l5G.GIi
Now whl IS the oi tbs falling oi IN exports ID
Texas during the aacye yea!a How happens that
ported ead ,iy times tic in tn infancy q Texas
tina. did wien hat republic increased many fold pop
ua ioE Here Is the L p I" 1899 ter
bat the United States had entered commercial treaty
with Teyas. IN 1910 treaty ~
between Tea, a.a Great Brit1a, and exports
Texas Amos, iaoly decreased IL less fan ore5icti
IN raluc what they before that treaty signed
London What we send now II Texas, ~ SQis ~ tbs
Union have the documents pcotes.e nlay sale
~ pii il dcwn al many millions.
We have cited these fgnTes . show WHAT may expect
partial consequence Q. IT,. toascns!c views ~ >octn
di-unicass II carrie: We repeat again. let
people cohaidcrwHAr RELATION - THE s1rrh.