New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07

~; ss,jss. and 80 with other nations, ex
con, rnsl,nd What was to be done The
ipexpre.sises and foot coverings must be had Ine
Dutch contractor had sgreed to supply the urand
Army on given day which was close at hand fef.
fdous England was the Only country not 50 eru'nea
a, 70 be able to afford trousers and orcgans against
time and so the Dutch contractor quietly imported
The ooods from England, the French Government
winking At the operation But for this, the grand
expedition would have come to its Abbottian' 1--WE
have coined that word from the Rev. Abbott who is
the most trsgically Nspoleonic individual we know
of-its Abbottian conclusion sooner than II dld'
Now We imagine South Carolina declaring war
against Connecticut wares. Let US see ho~ IL wouu
work There is one Connecticut notion she wouia
have 10 begin with imprimis,-that is the Cotton
Gin. That snesking nasal " product came from the
brain Of Connecticut Yankee, aud without IL We are
afraid Calbouu's speeches with Cradles no1es-we
mean the complete edition, including "the suo''"'
.,.hoorv Of covernmeut"-would be a bud OF as much
value as wooden oats. For where would chNair! DC
without Cotton Ard what is the cotton without tue
cinl Will Tabers discourse against mechah'cs P'oA
IL Will any thing less of the klnd-t there DO sn!
thing less than that discourse-do 1t VIII panne'V
editorials or speeches effect the work oil tha' ugio
Connecticut notion ? Chiyalry, we feel sure "ou'd
forbid the dirty act of discrimination in favor oil the
coton.cin and as anst the shoes, hats, and blankets
Of Connecticut. Well, suppose the prohioltory law
carried out against Connecticut and the gin ex'
cluded-yhere are the Sea Islands And where all
the basis for the direct trade with Europe and worse
than all that with Amazonis Where the fodder for
the Memphis COnventions-those Olympic games OF
the South
On the other hand, The N,r-OrItans BaiIeiir,
while condemnDg one prOhibitory project, sug'
gests if it does 10: recommend, another. Though
the weather is so hot, shudder as we name lit
is 10 declare non intercourse with the North for
whole year. The erudte world are all acquainted
with that description of Burke the sad work yder
Ali made with the face of creation in India. But 1t
il tame in comparison with the ideal horrors of the
North in case the South should stop raising cotton
for single year. (The Italics are not ours. The
thing is horrible enough in plain Roman LETTER.
without any typical emphass.) In that case-and
mind it is not Connecticut that is TO be smashed but
the whole North-The Bulletin informs u.s. 1.-THE nun
" dred millions of dollars invested in cotton mshuiac
..,ures in Massachusetts, would be ruined. Boston
.youd reel under the inficton worse than drunken
,rop and would find herself worse of when she came
"to. At least half the shipping of the New England
:. States would rot at the wharyes for want OF em
..plovment. New-York, deprived of her best Gus
:. tanners. would cover herself with sackeloth ana
:. ashes. and Ohio beef pork, -four, etc. would hli
.terriblv in price and would be without market
.. most Of the time at that" Terrible, terrible !
Such state of things this, would make the New
workers hang Greeley aud Seward and the Massa'
" chusetts people run Parker Sumner and Philips
cont of the State the Ohoans TO anathemaize aboli-
ton and AbOlitonists, in the biterest OF terms.
.sucb would be the results of that mode of southern
retaliation which TIE Bulletin ironically proposes, and
which is simply copied frem the famous gentleman,
who to spite an adversary bit Oft his own nose.
We had occasion to show short time since that
the commercial value of the South to the North was
worth forty cents only to eachndydua OF the North,
and the calculation reman<ndisputed aud indisputa'
bic We can afford therefore, TO laugh at such va
por as the South babituay sends forth on this ect
If all the northern manufacturers were excluded by
statute from the South we should see the chivalry
executives winking at smuggling after the French
fashion detailed above. Besides, in cases OF non
intercourse it is the community with the least skilled
industry which suffers the most. The labor of the
most skilled being diversified and it's relations with
the world at large being multiiorm, it can stand
shocks A truce then to such boosted resources OF
independence The independence of any community
with its productive industry carried on by 3,3OO,OOO
slaves is preposerous. Any such community is radi-
cally weak.
CANADA-MACkENZIE.