Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-30
From the Boston Traveller.)
Who Fisa .ls the Money !

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Ihe Leading people OF the slavehOldin2
states hold convention every year, for tht
purpose OF devisng measures to throw Of
what they are pleased to call their depen
dence on the North. That for 1857 CLOSED
recently, but we do not perceive that the Dc
sired contamination is any nearer than il
~'>A ssS"" y"A.s ago There rs ono expert
nehs we snonid IKE 70 see tired, and VI
'f'"I IL might or'he ABOUT the result, but
we nave not seen IL recommended. The
southern , Piah'er sells everything ne has tt
uepoeo Vi ioI cash, ana Duys everything ht
nee'ls ." c!eo". we take TINS to be the
secIe. 80 .e 81 hs 9ependence' when the people
y. .'o ''ou'i ie''rh W i'e within theif means
anu pay as .ney CO. they can set up Tor them
seis.s' "u1 WINE .hey oepend on Northern
nv. o'"y W puy negroes, out 70 iced
anu cly'he stiem' they must necessarily be
'ohe~n" " u, oelcnuehs On tne lenders. Doubt
ZEE u ",ey co"i" ohiy gct their supplies from
"'uu y" ~ s"e same Terms "h,cn are gwen
@ @ n, n s".y "ouiu SNAKE on tne YOKE al
o, ',:. o". hne,'sn manufacturers uisiiKe long
oieu1-their 'erhs, ike those Oh the cotton
p'a".e, @: aie o's"; consequently our south
M ~. .'eus must puy ior cash, or still come
-'9I.u ior 'he wares they want.
'no 'ou!n WI! hotVoiunIriiy ADOPT the
10" i, :. '.o", III ,nc,r purchases we shouid
20 s''' ~ ~ sec 'he North adope IL IN their
s''o' ne course OF traae runs now IN TINS
S"".h a'i Oul ,, niaho'ac'urers oluer nn from the
,u."' oot.On -. w. W." suppose 1oo'ooo pai's OF
"IS mn4 n,Iy ~ cose tiiis year oi aoous
S.o''oo'ooo' 'or ,, "hich the planters take
H. ~. moy' ih!s Inv eottoh IL turned into
.os'' oa nnc ns an" an aodtionai expense perhaps OF
H,on"u ''o IT, .,ore' more. "n'cn Is "ieo pau III
49, ", 1 .neh sell 10 tne ,'ou'n por-
" s:n VI wi. .'o'', snoes anu o."es Prouuct' @
onn D"t ."uue'iy' 10 'ne amount o' S-o'VV'-
.pS, 60; ~. ""ioh we take hot 'ne'r money! put
49, pap PROMISES payaoie III SIX 10 tweiVe
~ ~ "'' y: ou' OF ,he next crop III enect'
."..s .nas a'n,en'ns w. .hein rs much c'P'ta' as
T., H. :" soPpiy .h III w..hts 'or a year aneau
~. ""ou". - OF D" m''iiohs' "h.ch
o"p"i' Is employed 10 buy m IRE siaves,orihS
" o.o '"'u -, u"uer cu,''Va'!oh anu r..s' more
'V',n mus tne North Is furnishing cap
.''' w. 'n' . '"'nsrn anters' Ia en'ct 70 *
VII" 'i"Nc'y, anu that 100 without ih1eresl
"s we pei'ese; Ior II the Dad debts which ac-
cruz IN ehese credit sales were charSel
against tnc nominal proht made on them,
We aouot IL there would BE- any btance ic't
~, IN our hVor' II these ar: hard terms ior
Tue Planters let them f'nd the money ana
"uy tneir merchandise where they please
Hsei IL they should g TO England ior II, IN
our opinion w we should be as we'll on IN the
long run; we should not 90 50 much bns'.
''ess. perhaps, but We should get more real
pron' out OF 1t than we obtain now.
turning 70 the west, we ma the same
course OIL trade prevailing. For every pig.
oushei oil corn, and barrel OF Hour they sell
70 u.s. we pay them money Tor everything
they take OF us, they pay IN long winded
promises. thus the North finds the money
ior nearly the whole business OF the co lntry
we not only buy the raw productions OF the
South and West tor cash, and sell them all
OF our merchandise on crei.t, BAT W. I'M
port and pay money tor, an immense
amount OF foreign productions, and put them
INTO the sans bill, on the same long credit
VI the money loanei to build railroads and
for other purposes we say nothing cnor-
nous as the amount IS, because that may be
considered IN the light OF investments rather
than trade.
80 long as our manufacturers, especially,