Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

| Ttmqv be through tho operation Of a more severe
law that sone OF these Productions are glVin- way
Will. there is III reason al pfH-ent to HHTrei"i'I ~"
such j. the cas-. with regard - the sugar car". 1t Is
| we'll To bear in mind that rau"'ni plans, ne vel - ami,
msis. do die OIL, and az ,up-rrr,ied br others. n" s"'
becomes un.uifed To them. At present il wnuic I1'"
H. ii we could i'll afford to spare the sugar cane que
| nothing in nature l. superseded. except ny h,!'''
urd better, and more useful form .: lie. ln -,
Il few years ago, it seemed ~ il The l1's "' " e.
~ would be the ruin al TIE wh"i" roun'' ,..,
however, it is generally conceded 'h"' % ~, ,Iu,
tinu of tina, crop has been "a. itt"h''% ,,r..Jv
country, and has raised the price III inh'' .'"''
&C r.h ,,. md L.,r.r cul;ur. have been G'T"iuc"H'
lh.ra .La soil was really capnoe W P'"""''"7 "
higher kind Of food. the sugar TH"r :" -.
~. of IN. highest. II not The very highest III pm W
,,.i;,, .,J hence, there il tn. less reason ~ suPi'"s'
a "'; -, r,ra i. in any measure run. Sill II seem
."osSihI. that the can. ot tho tropics can supp!
,Ett wsu,s Of IN" world for this article wa" We
bav. mex; To seek for IL, some method oy WHEN u'
production OF sugar may be rendered. ,ne"pe' )"
r,unr. universal. Many other plants beside the CANE
yi-ld il in Iar.,- quantities. Beet root, ana o'ner We
..4,abl.s, in Franc. have been cultivated under 'h'
patronage ~! III" .nvrrun nj 10 supply lh's want
Millions have thus been sluand"red.
Drr own government has taken u simpler III" iF~
.xn.nsiy. method OF accomplishing this object. bl
iuirudrc,ny sp-c.lnrus o! different varieties I'll caiie'"'!'
uf a particular hind o. sugar com from 'i''"' :.
vuuld np,,rar that a very hardy plant has oerh
brought 10 our shores nj length 'npan!e 81 Ion" an
lIl SUN 4, Nsll VIII "
mi v.rsal diffusion. Oar farmers may cultivate /"
;hrourhuu, the whole United States, "ddih3 ~ '"e
variety ui their produce. aud yl"'clhS II r"e"l'l gu.
NOR. abundant supply Of sugar tinm cnh ~ Prrsen.
IN. obtained from Tie maple oi the North or me sugar
can. of the South. Ii seems especially ai"r'eu |"
IN. Midil. States. but varieties OF II VIII gro" i"'-
Their North aud South
Th,s j. the true method OF increasing the prndnc
tive greatness md " ralth nj the country. lie fH'en'
Office is doing more good 10 the lard oy s'ch d ""rh
ns this than all the o,b-r d pHr!lneN's put t"Se'no'
often perform in Il Dozen sessions III congress- ''ah'ne
and amending tariff laws. Every portion "i The
Earth is fitted, either by nature or The iabors III i"ilm
-r rencrativns, for some particular forms "i pronuc'
lion, by which il cau effect greater value WAN less
lsb,, than any other. Ia these \ uation should u
ways turn it's first and chief attention.. with our Ter
rj;,irv, and millions If ncr,s Of the finest land uiicul'
iiynIed, our agricultural implements. science ahd IN
dustry, tie greatest aud most natural source "i wealth.
must a.. The cultivation Of those fruits al The cariii
which the price shall Indicate TO be adapted best ana
most ch.aply to supply our wants. $500,
Ii might be easy 10y protective Gulles anu h'Sn
premiums from government TO stimulate the iorctd
nruSnctiun of various articles to which SOIL ana GU
mate are not adapted. But this is Il loss immediately
10 tb. government and ultimately 10 tho country
For il abstracts the protective industry anu c"il'al
of the people from til"se pursuits IN which they cuuu
employ them most productivity, to place Them III
uth-rs in which they are Certain 10 be less prrn,aoIy
rmpIu,e Ell for the country and for nankind.- f"Ha'
,IylDb;u Iair,y,