Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
RICHMOND WHIG
OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.
NEw YoRK Nov IL ISko

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80 ~ ~. fo .., ~ "'e nNg' op.r
~ % ~ - ~ ,eieuenSe 70 he'ahsuon upon the
nrcsses and T,o indvidnsI Viin oo'n rom
eo,rec, 80, %or,h ,b.n r. ls sl "a" ct So more 20
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i,,;. S,s,a-f III, N A. a ~ " o'ner ooutnerh AT
So,J -, aH,1 rs ie ~ =. ~ ~ 'ueI senses.
R,smen 'Rn,,a,jP,n, 49,. " u.ope' 70 Lngahd, 10
49, I'll ~ I. 'r.ISn port ior one
Il, III Iii " st ~. y w. ~, ~ nunele 70 'ne % rue
,ol'eo, y, -, IL " " i. ~ r, n ~ - snip o'' mus
Soi y ~, III "u n III n -, 81 ne saysne nhs no yes
Ri,;more Isno, O o,h ,i r. quo AZ hehlhuria OF
finn. IN do until Sh7ns sr hmu, S1,h .I - con eon
I.tnr. 80 = H. az, 10 ,olaaso I'll ~ % ~
leave the STATE une-s in 6,,a,ns owned nv n =; W
r;n;s nnless M na =, 60, -, o"u'u y! men III IT.
9nIue of tba tohtcco Thn So,,L -, aI W " W ", % ~ ~
of fE,cb,ngc and comr,,sor o a. ~ - , Ou =
Pc t. -, ,o,;, . mn % Sv - ~ i ou' . peI Co.
Have . tobocco orIascd ,a,, F ~ g., ,S Tt
ern States Maid for In Richmond T.; soe; n ,' ;I
goods in Vircino nnIeSS i'm no,t.d no ,b S., ,
abroad in vessels owned Inv Virr;n, N, M; 80 @
and stick 10 h in every branch oS com,rsrcs
merhan.p, finance .r,I Geo ,,boro w.; : I'M - 4,
| need not enlarge upon tbis ton;r To ,Sv ar;ii -
| cb,r, In R;,Ln,o9d !, Iii s,,itga IL - ~ , ~
lone Some Stato ,nrs' IL nT yyL, v,. :. Sh oe
be followed by the great cotton groUinc St,,ss e ~
The man who produce. 100 bbJs ,ob,cco a,J o 4,
| it abroad getting returns through New York pavs
N,r,Ln9S,, co,,,,iss;o, o. ~ OA' P"'s
Frcirbt 10 Sor,bern sbins or,
Domestic exchange 10 Nov Yo-l
F,cbange from, Ncv YorL IN I'D,
R,nkinS commission O''
Freight 10 Northern sbins bome N N.v Vol
Freight of goods from New Yort 10 Rirhr,or,S
OK E. IL Ill
into Northern pockets This is the regular course oS
trade nor II can he cbanped An &C. ie iL;s ~
profits commissions brokerage frcirbts cb,rres r.
can he saved 10 the south o,l =, d. - -, -,
| 4 NcKenzi. in the rtIe nort Of ,I.vand-;a IJ " -
years ,go If Virgin,ps undcrs,ood - ~ ,i ie
andria instead of owning or 10 an ma would 90 %
many as Bremen saw 3 or 1000 and tbrv would Io -,
ding 10 nil narts of the world ,s frey ,I a.
as Eastern buit vessels Wbv no,s On ,b po,y p,o,.sy
ships can be built as cheap as in Du.burv Mos.cns,t
WHY not You saw where snail we GET s,,lorss pss
law that every free negro In Vircinis he,rce 10 -
40 that i not serving ON hoard some y;r,in, bi ~
that has served 10 years shall be forced to e,ye ,
State - be sold for slave You would have some nj
the best sailors in the world The fact is Won b,y 49,
cowcd down in Virginia by not b.ing roiI,r III -
humbug of Commerce. Navigation and Trade. You have
y,n,cd rnorev Tbc Nor,b 5os -, 80 - y" nav
2 per cent month If il could bc rot M or 2c 80 =, 80
anrur, Old ENGLAND C,naIists n vor ,ro,IJ dt at,
with them would be very clad 10 furnish ron with IN
millions nj per cont per anuun Try it,nJ 10 he,,,
with YOU will nd the first wear on ali your oner,
YOU are worth 80 per cent more than when Won
ced Follow IL nm by not using a.
or money-or mann IA ~ ,,-oIne,J i -, G.
or direct from abroad Do "a General Wosbington All
before the revolution Let every Virginan Keen bis %
counts and do his bpsinesS direri with p,sI.rd -
will change the face not only of Virginia but of the
tire South
You Southern peopIc have pobi,, IN Ioso e ,b Nt
force you of the Union to protect your own proper
ty Yot are IbO per cent better off tben-,b,I M
The North will be the great loser They do mo, zoe
vet Try your plan and my supgestion fav ,non,Ls
and see how soon II will fetch Nh. sill ,S, - u,
ers pbllins 'Rrowns Sc g. and e;bcr Lco,, ~ -
et or murder them Touch the pockets of New Yorl C
Boston and you touch the Gt, blood I an, sorry IT,,
the angry clouds are gathering so rapdIv II il sand
they must burst before long The lines are now dr,yr
religious and political You have got to give nm the
institntion of African Slavery o- 10 .,,,si,oI
giottslV and politically The Northern cbtrcbs L. n
fact ostracised the Southern in 1860 As s a. ,beo
is God unless he in his mercy intercres TO preyen,
il YOU will have an Abolition PresiIcnt cIeo,5 ~ &
United states IL vii: be Seward In m,nuf,c,urioc @
in commercial point of view the South lies AT the ft
of the North. You can plant and YOU can produce t
privilege the North vet grants YOU because thew LARGELY
benefit by It, You permitted 10 trad6 with us al the
North, and pay so per cent higher prices than New
England merchants pay aud more than Won could get
the foreign goods for in France England or Ho
land.
think myself that it is hard for Northern peopl 20
gorge Southeruers of everything and then 10 90
to work and try to have your throas cut-your fani
lies outraged, and general ST. Domingo massacre!-
There is only way 10 prevent such consummation
Make evident to the great Northern mind that IL ,ro
pdy-and il will quickly end.
started write my usual letter of news but the fact
s allowed my pen to follow the run nv FEELINGS II
avert a crisis. People mad. The Republicans arc
AbOlitonists in the form. Every one of them Is
trembling for fear that John Brown will not be bunP-
They want it done. They heartess as Lucfr and
think that If Brown is put to DEATH capital will be made
out of il for the Presidential election. So il will But
Seward to-morrow-Old Brown should be hung because
it is just both for the living aud the dead If the life of
such a.scamp, can make great political party
| the sooner it is tried on the better.
Old Tammany Hall held a meeting last night nomi-
nate Mayor. The Convention adjourned without max
ing nomination Twenty-Five men lone from each of
aEty candidate Tbcs, tvcn,vtwo I'll, , ,'ay 80 H'