Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-01

I 81 tSsaChusrtts t2ONlO EU2OUU
Rhode Island 5OO,OOO 2I9 500
Connecticut 2j0,06O $1,000
Total, 22s5,7O0 7I5aOO
OF tweuiy-sIS cotton factories in Maryland.
The total capacity of which IS when working full
time about 5000 lbs. of cotton per day, or 100
bales, Hunts Magazine says, "they are no.
working at present over 1900 lbs per day
about onc-thrd the power Of the machinery
and have been SD running since the Is' of Octo-
Der lnst' We believe Maryland and New Eng
and may be cons dtred fair representatives. Of the
Union. IA regard TO factories stopped, or not now
in operation.
The interests of woollcu manufactures have
Uttered too, perhaps not quit so severely os the
cotton, bat sli. very severely since the chnnge ot
Tariff 10 ISIS. 4 few OF ihe best uil-, and best
conducted establishments have within the last
two veuis. made small dividends many have
been running constant,,. lat made not Earth
ng-their entire capital not bringing az. stock
holders ono cent ofIucome and the only reason
why they nave not entirely ceased operations is
their reluctance 20 turn dependent operatives out
OF employment. and their hope of a change for
tie better In the Tariff. Others have been rum
ming at considerable loss, and others again havc
stopped. and some become bankrupt. he f0il-
urc of the Ihompsonvla Carpet anuiacturug
Company, where such ana immense capital was
invested, bias avery important significance. And
/ we think we may safely say that, that in this
single county of Oneida, where millions are
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$fuce IT, = tlora hns larp lnilf Of rtrna,o..
Ia of bloom, ri.s o,,l mcneil ,,i cbar...i ~,
IA ,,s or.l,, tbirtv-e,,r ,ybil, much ,,r, ,h,,
one funded have failed, or boon sold on bv me
sheriff Ofthosc that remain lon .he hands of the
same owners. very many are totally silent ana
of the others many are doing hut litile work.
be- capacity of the furnaces 90 PENNSYLVANIA in
icil was 30 600 tons; the actual make Of that
wear WAS ;}sgOU. tons. That of tha G.-,l voor
lsta-5o was aoly lga.oco tons. Irwin be .eea
Iiai iha actual n1ke Of that state was nearly
one half of thlt of the 50 lolo Union. and tbst #
h1l fallen Of ualrlr one hslr Since the la,, NJ
which thc statement was glade there has been
further great 'ug off; and we are assured t,at
d d nav compilation were now made of the fir-
naccs, bloomeres, Sc. ia uud ont of oporiton.
Futures &c, the table for the west of the noun
ta.n4 would showa iaIng Off of naarly one-ialc
|of those whose rroIg.tls inclnd,.d i'm tLo,f.,o
,leatiy diminished ouaniity.w
Ia lci7-c the m lroad oXc tement in rngIend
and the oXtensiou Of railroads There was SO GREAT
That the present raufhad but Httle effect ON the
domestic productions OF IRON in this country. and
heucc IN the at of those Years our domestic nro.
ducuou was s5JtOO tons. But IT bqs now fH-
cn ITO $50 600 IONS. or TO but Etile n,ors tb,,
one haif what then WIS. not,vitAstani,n, o,r
.-reat in,ro,se 81 ,,or,r,t,, ,i 80. ''..
of r,iiroads. Nav. more nnd vorso ,l,a, ,l.;,