The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-29
LORD PALMERsToNs MANCHESTER SPEECH

We make the following extract from the speech recently
delivered at Manchester, England, by Lord Pamel.,vp
for the benefit of such Of the New England manufacturer
whose patriotism only be reached through the pocket
Well, gentlemen there is topic that has been "A
yered 10 which is Of the greatest public interest mon
particularly belonging 10 this district but through M
district most important to the interests Of the world !,
large-I the supply Of that raw material which \
the foundation Of so vast national Industry Applau
Ii is perfectly true that there is great evil in dependp
for that supply upon alone and espesV
upon which, from many causes Is likely not oDy
to fuctuate but diminish, because know that n,
progressive development Of national industry the Uutj
States tends from time to time to increase the quanto
their produce which they work up and which Therefore
cannot 10 be worked up in this country There an
many which attention has been directed There
is India which has been adyerted TO; and can assure
YOU gentlemen that the attention OF government s
attention of the India Board has been seduously directed
TO removing those obstacles which have for long period
prevented the supply which 10 abundant in the interior
from reaching the coast and from coming to this country
No efforts shall be omitted which properly be made for
the purpose opening the channels by which that supply
may flow TO this country loud applause There is another
source which is not of the magnitude, but yet not
altogether TO be deSpsedthe which afforded by
the western coast of Africe am happy TO say that the
efforts which her Msjrstys government and which differ
there has been difference in regard
thisor the efforts which successive governments for
long period Of time have made for the suppression that
abomnabe crime the slave trade have been TO great de
gree successful The trade with the Braz has almost en-.
ey ceased aud the trade TO Cuba has greatly diminish
ed The trade Brazil used take 900 10000 un-
happy beings every year TO be victims OF slavery in that
country And the result has BEEN you all know vast
development of legal trade with the western of AZ
rca-a vast development OF the palmoil trade and the
trade in ground and other produce and eannst but
hope that cotton which is the indigenous growth that
country, and which believe 10 OF very good quality,
also in for its share in supplying the industry OF this
country But matter of such importance the endeay-
oring to enlarge the of supply cannot
you fail to occupy the serious and continued attention Of
her Majestys government" Applause.
The material, his lordship says, ia the foundation
of their national industry He deprecates the necessity
of depending for it the southern States of con
industry in the United States WILL he fears use up the
supply and prevent lis reaching England What the noble
lord states so plainly and which all who may read
without his assistance the manufacturing States of New
England seem to regard with indifference These States
in body voted in effect to dissolve the Union and
erect for themselves separate coniederaey. Had they
succeeded England would have no occasion anticipate
danger from the growth of New England manufactures
1t was natural to England sympathizng with black
republicansm but suicidal for Massachusetts, TO do So
When will these priesridden States open their eyes
true American policy and being the tools of Exeter
Hall and British machinatons2
The growth of manufactures and commerce is the
source OF no small anxiety to English statesmen Civil
discussion among us alone secure highlands CONNER
cal supremacy and this she hopes to effect by fostering
fanaticism and disunon in our midst.