Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-05
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Eome Manufacturing.
The true secret Of the wealth Of any country
is in its power of production.
The real benefactors and best men of any ci-
ty are those engaged in the manufacture of those
valuable articles which the producer of every
locality cannot DO without Hence, the Foun-
deFles, steam mills, Wagon shops, threshing ma
chine makers, and other branches of manufactur-
es IN wood and iron are the real backbone of any
city. Grist mills, saw mills and manufactures
of wooden and cotton goods are the more indis-
pensible for the real wealth Of a country, be-
cause these productions are indispensable to the
wants of every inhabitant In this light, all can
see that it is for the interest of this State to I'M
dertake to manufacture the wearing apparel Of
all It's inhabitants as fast as it possibly can All
can see the folly of sending hides and skins east
to tan them, when they can be tanned here just
as well at half the expense. If we cannot man
uiacture our clothing as cheaply as we can raise
the wool and send it East to get cloth already
manufactured, then we can pursue the latter
course. But it is state of things that need not
exist; as long as wool can be raised here cheap
er than 1t can be at the East, and as long as la
Dor is no higher, and power can be obtained as
cheGply, it must be evident that the cloth can be
manufactured at home 10 as good advantage as
at anyother place. 1t is true also of all kinds of
Observation-Disclosures of every kind used in
machines and furniture can be obtained here
cheaper than at the East, and labor is no dearer,
while provisions are cheaper. We submit then
that our mechanics and manufacturers are able
to compete with any in the land, and in so doing
can ma, money themselves, and make business
brisk all around Let then the principle of as
ISOLATION be applied by those who have little
and bring the Titles together, and let every man
be his own employer, if no one stands ready to
employ him, and there will be no need of COM
planning Of hard times or of going to California
to fool away what money you have earned in
times past, and lay up sorrow for future years
u The following is the reply of Gov. Kos
suth TO Gov. Farwe!l on the receipt Of the invi-
tation to visit the capitol of Wisconsin.
"CINcIxNArI, Feb IT, 1852.
HIS ExCELLENcY GOVERNOR LEONARD J. FAR
WE'LL
EXCELLENCY have the honor to express
my warmcst feelings of gratitude, for the joint
resolutions adopted on the both ult by the Sen
ate and assembly OF your state giving me cor
dial welcome to the Capitol, and the country in
the name Of the people of Wisconsin. had
occasion to become GcquGinted with the senli-
ment8 OF Wisconsin, and know that the sym
pathy of this state for the establishment Of civil
and religious liberty in Europe will not be bar
rem one.
BE pleased EXcelIency, to transmit these, my
feelings to the Senate and Assembly Of the State
ana allow me TO return my sincere thanks for
your personal sympathy and good wishes for me
and my country ard to direct yrur attention to
the formation Of associations Of friends of Hun
gary, as the best means Of giving practical re-
suit to their sympathics. The Governor of Ohio
was so kind as to accept the Presidency of the
state association Of Ohio, and in this state the
friends of Hungary are daily forming themselves
into associations.
remain with sentiments Of Crcat respect Ex-
cellency, your very obeLiont servant
l.. KOSSUTH"
With the reply caHx also plan for the form
alton Of assertions for the purpose of render
ing substantial aid to the cause Of Hungary
We hope the committee who were appointed
for that purpose, VIII soon call meeting and
take the initatory stops for the collection OF such
funds as shall be placed at the disposal of the
Magyar Chief We hope auxiliary associations
will also be formed in eyory town in the County
ond every County in the State.