The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
TaE NORTH AND TN sourH.

r,., IRON the Independent, Oos lei
able .hcn bushes i the safest shs most proas
This = sns the capital invested most freoucu tly
nns semiMed In theory BY all sound 0nsnSssSS n
great are taken becsp.o - NED 70 China or
ana ss dangers profit Or los ~ s ~
ieryss Hence ssv % except a. very long
In this trade and only such have ample osn,sI Tn
ssms prncple no1s good IN regard % ali Our interior
requires year TO turn the capital invested n N a
business, and he should at abandon ~
he has the means 70 carry IL with ali lis
risks, independently. Those sections Of Ae covn1 49,
FORE uhsch cannot pay their debts bat yeav sAouids
The risks in thai direction are 100 great Il should b. a.
settled principle 70 engage only In such trade = win.
turn frequently the money invested.
We do not believe In seconAlism, especially In seCu
lar matters Our New York merchants should have done
with such nonsense ano aim TO do business anywhere
chant should have local political preudices although
he should have intelligent and hrm political opinions.
In regard 70 Southern trade very large proportion sais
three fotrs Of at least, in Judgment Is rot Worth
do NOT believe New York has made either seven, avo
lave States. A few-very few-houses doing busi.
ness In that section have made money Others, whose
isct trade" the SOUTH and have done wen But THE
does not dieprove position The farmers planters
the South rely almost entirely on single crop for
II the money they need for the year. II that crop
as them, they have nothing to rely upon for current
expenses The debtor demands years delay in such
10 pay his bills, during all Of which period he "
continually adding 70 the pecuniary burdens pressing
upon him No attempt whatever IL made oo cotton or
sugar plantation to rase other products for MARKET.
They think they do well they raise "hog and hominy"
enough for homo consumption
Al the North the Of things 10 far different Tho
ducipg population Labor honorable Every town and.
village 10 alive with the din Of toll The farmer, the
constantly hand" for SALE II the wheat crop ii,
short, the crop Of may be good. both poor
then the farmer relies upon his butter cheese hay
potatoes, WOOL CATTLE fruits &C. He has something 70
sell almost the year round aud be makes II point 10 d.
vice his chances and makes In way Of yearly
Now such community Is tho place for the New Yort,
merchant TO look for Eafe business Other sections
offer stiI actions but the risks are in proportion
Jui many OF soundeS merchants are declsisC,
any but the pyy best, extra oH Southern Names So long
dsunion sentiments are uttered 1t the South, and
long Reputation along with disunon ID threatened In
the North does not accord 10 the South the Divine
right togovern henceiorh ana forever, business viii
be cautious In giving credit TO such sections. Il has NJ
last found corn rule occasionally a
well cotton and that the and wheat, butter and
cheese and nay ana WOOL producing sections are worth
manufacturers Of the North than the south, with eli
its boosted strength Of cotton aud tobacco.
There part Of territory capable Of de-
velopement TO the highest point OF culture which
has attained than that of the Southern States
apoy ne ,cAole Dlsiaes interests Of tie SouA poun a
be repouttonized and II would be physical rcvou-
lion which would put into the shade any moral upheav
irg which the world has ever Witnessed TAe ytnA o.
engycnn 10 hd fair and beaaifl oodntry would os0Risk
both Europe and merica. Trade and commerce would
take lew tat ahd the west LOT Sne time being would
pausc in u rapid progress. As things now are, the
South be desirable section for any other than
Unite trade Every movement In that quarter y toc
slow. More life and activity reQuired-activity of
capital and activity Of aborand from the latter
c iss should be exempt Whatever may be said about
idle aristocracy In Europe. thing Ia certain Il
cannot thrive here. The geneI in such fami
lies 10 usually long enough 10 kill out all the mushroom
growing In that direction. la view OF the facts pro-
spteo, South complain Of the North for dis
liking her policy but rather let her make haste With
thoec changes which shalt insure her growth, pros
perty and power moral aud physical second 10 none Of
equal territory Oh the face Of the earth.
EXPORTS OF THE SLAVE STATES.
Ioea exports Nth, products aud manufactures OF the
United States for the year ending June 90 1852 per re-
port from the Treasury Department. 1896 8o4 29S
Deduct gold and silver CON-. .SA ,172i42
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