Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-09-15

reaped most magn'1 nsI'eS'' ",,u 'e'
is without spare dollaf 10 her pocset.-
There is no END % nsr Pfoooce' no, any
end apparently % nef oss.i'u''oa. one y
in want OF ne very nIs' q az c','i..ea ., ne
cessit'es. we oon mean foisau, ,0f g, ,ne
savage also neeos sns'' 1us = "atNe'' q Tne
knows nor wne1e % ss'sa ns' Tss rr.s' ,,:i% na.
rope ass enough et nes ohs-uAns miooie
St:ees nave as muen as lney care Iof.-
Cog rev nnglana sn'cn :,,a rauno, grC@ ~
whrequire some, aao 50 ~'ii .he no' oUu'ii, %
but noshlng IKE ,ne quantity lne "es'
YOU'D % gao . eisPoss o.. lue.e as;,i : "
de'n.ua cor'esi'ono'ng 70 tne suppy, sr'. a
q sln .ssss oe we 'aacs, ~ LEW L e,trsord; ~
- oce@s'onal yea Ill IL 80 - 60
nary causes oPera'e ao'oa, naS . 60. = ,S.
naily oso weather ~ o'e'en ':,, -. ,sa' e.s .e
qusnt,ty ol mNsas I ~. go h.ads,i -
tne "es' s~, wan III Ii - - tn
wna' 'ne "ess . ao's =, :. a.,s as O.,
demand ABROAD, sloce sue Po'.. q d u'ea'
britain Ssle su.e"nope1 - s,h;ss ~ - III. M
m'ss'en' nas ne' lue.esseu :. 81 .ro = maE II,
.ne f.,'o u 'ne ''e'eA'0 u ''pp''' ''' " ~
1t IN the future.
what inen pas 'hs "es: " ao' IN nsS 90,
she mus. MAKE uP Ne. mino ~ ;sn az. III
lower prices' anu 40 ~na' que eau ~ 'n''
way 70 enlarge nef malAe' oo'u AZ none
and abroad. " ma, IS no eAoe''ion " Tue
general rue 'nas cIeapuess P.ono'es ue-
mand. As prices la,'' Consumption ine,'e". .
Oily increases Anu sae P',19 =. "nea'
must continue 20 Ia''' iol .ns "esI Is every
year eniarglng ner MINUS o'loglng new
land unoer cui'lsauVs' anu i.iniSning ne"
supplies 1t IS as idie Tor onlo ana LIMOS
to hope to keep up wnea' 70 'ne ela s.and- S.L
ard as it Wss ior'y years ago, as iof oocsn
Carolina and ueorgia 70 look 'or = con.il-
nance Of the old rates ror cotton wnen Inc
States beyond were niling up win co''on-
planters. Moreover 'here are o'nef causes
besides the extending area o. cu''i'a'iop'
at work to lower Inc Pf'ce o. ~''eai f'a,le-
ulariy taae almost UNIVERSAL use mo which
reapng inacnmes anu ''''as",os ,n"o"'9es
and ali ne iaaprosed asl,Sd''4'4. ."P'e-
saeats OF che day are rapidiy coming in'o
use IN the great agrlcunu'&1 fes'oa u lne
Northwest oae o. .nese alao"ines Ca, eau
do the wo,k OF 'en OF i'eel n'en' .uu .u .nS y
are 'comp'e'e'y reso,uI'o"'1 n.e a. I o.; G't
order OF staaags @aea 'sooi was l"o crusi ~,
element IN the cost Q, Proauc''on Inc
steam Plo~' s~n'cn .nas .s. osen ie'vn''y .,
brought TO great perfeetion' WIZ soon' snefe
Is every reason 70 oei'ese' % =, ,n.'ouuoeu
inte the western prairies, ana VIII prove an'
other most powerful auA''''a'y - sn T,i
labor and cheapening Proauc''on' ine
-West then must reconcile nersen 20 @ 'ne
necessity OF 10" prices 'ol "e. ga. oo'n
merclaf ss.aPie, anu ho1 ou'y ~. '1'' 'e"'
bnt for all ordinary years ne'eai'e'
Yet there Is q inooe Oh pu''lng nun. "
tbs dosu~ard aeaoeney o' grams a"u uu'
one; ana ,nat IS oy enia'sins " a"e s'.e"s ~"
eniag the home mafSel' NC ,oom anu
the anvil mus oe recognizes = 'He '"'u, M, a.
aiiies ol ehs p'oas" "''u ,Ss,a,a. .a -
mechaac arts ana hlaho'ac'ufsS open
new spheres OF empiey'hen'' anu a'ue'
masses OF Popuiaiio'' VINO nA.e ',I -ueet =. % 'no
produces OF the iarme'' anu 'n,1ua N.ei
own productive industry are aoiy 70 pay
good Priees tor .,He sa'he io'e'S'
market not only iu.oi'es ~. ,os' -, S0 :, !.
quent'upo distant eanspo '"'; ~ - g. :.
at best very limited .aa very 'Aa'a' ~
fnere rs not q nation N ra'ope w "noI laoS ~
no. MAKE !. Po'u' ~ '''aH IT, - W., ;n ,h;s
SUNS rom us 1mu son ;,..s,.,d f.on, ,ha
respect IS very oiiie'1a''s a 81, -
South ne iai'el nas M T.. na,;
oiysIn her great staples anu y'.s' "A.'Ju'
nave no oome grown WIZ "on ~ :.'''AS ~
themselves inaePenoeol o. neI' :. ,ha..h - !,
compensatory Hills conseqoe" =
we think o. more consequence .sa In.
lmagines wne'ner sue mas : s,oa;s, nou M ,naaI NJ
or nos; ION sueh IS sure % = 'o a" =
Ct Ehe Yves. nas no suca assI'a"'sM ha. : :,
ne cus.o" Lurops AooV'as oor;ons
pest ou' contracted auu pI pS.,.n,;al do
nome market IS her oh'y suO''A' '' -
pendence.
viii realize this as she has never yet done.
The great body of her Representatives and
Senators have hitherty acted in opposition
toali measures calculated to protect and
foster The arts and manufactures of their
OWE. section and the country at large
They have been accustomedt to regard free
trade in wheat at the summum 6onam of
their industrial life, and have believed that
the baremetes.of their. prosperity and ad-
yersity hung nowhere but in Mark Lane
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