, 1860-07-13

3.ou I. NJ 1hu1s''t'e -'
75spx.
sm IN. s,45 P:x.
s.o5 r. n. Waukegan Accommodation'
% gPeeTs o.. o. nc e. TX, ~. XII arr ntcsuarN
''sf u" |'''e'' e''a''sl'
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XHE EAhlx4s
AND MECHANICS.
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The British mechanie comp1nins about dear
bread. Whys Because his country does nor
produce food enough tor ita own Inhabitants
The American farner complains about tue 10"
price Of his breads,ufIs, and about the almost
tot,i absencs Of = deu,aad for his vegetables.
Why: because his county does not produce
manufacturers enough for jis own wapts- Ao", |
sr,nose 1hc surplus population Of England
we're in this country-thc island then would
nrodn.e bse aastuls enough for its own use. and
the price would be lower; and suppose 1a's
surplus popula.ion should come to America and
engage, as ct home, ia mechanical puFsaits-oe1
turner's would then find at their very doors
market for all their produce Why don't tne
people come? Simply because re have nolnane
for them to do. but can they not 60 70 1ne
great West and till the soil! Yes; but 10"
will that furnish market for onr surplus pro-
duces Already we raise more than VIZ sA'
prolitably dispose of. An increase o' ptooae'
ton, without corresponding increase IN Tue
demand, would neceasarilly decrease tne p.,'e'
As long as our farmers must oepeno VI 's1eA
countries for market lot tne'f auip'us P'e -
ducts, they must expect to hna no sa's 'oi IL"
what they might raise, aud a preeas1aus resno'
nera:iou for everything they SELL ana las' 4s
| long as the counsels Of a9aFe owncrs preoon'-
nate in the administration al OUT eose1AA'.41
We shall hare nothing better tAan AHctoas'ng
European Market Slaves eau never oe cen-
| verted into skiiful mechanics; ana oeeanse 'ne
South will not adept the tree LABOR sssesm Su1
manufacture 'or oefses' Que Iac...;. 10
give tae Nes.a eaaa y. - .ems- ND A..
history OIL TINS eoos'ne"'' e'u $As t' c.a.cs,
oltoea'ss " 1 as.sa 30 -onea] of tbe tariff Of
post'oas' ~ S'oee w -. n,a,;f,nat;o,
4ea@. a'o Nc nose''' y, :. ~. ~.-..,r,, "a
TINT h5 NO ross'as"ss eo0,. sss,,n
such proportions but 1or INA. .repe"' 1ao'e
iur that the farmers Of the SoFlh"est co cure
.1.,.-u. !. ~otad n, or down. and that
~he>ner s'a'e'3 70 ''ssa ~ ,s-.',. ~ xo,
they will make the's preferences .r..-.c., Aa
vemher. .ye shall mention some Of the benefits
mh;.b , ,rotect;ye tariff will insure.
NM. .f..,,;,. f.rna7s i'm zt]r eon1
I. One grievance OF which 1a'me1s'usss s'"
ptaia, is in tue ptesen1 .aa a'ssl 49, d;fr,rsn.,
-a., .,,a r,,;ca of clean wheat and foul doe
Between ene p1'e7 - ~" ..c,, :,
not stimulate the grower 10 be very cate'u' "
t nrenarine his grain for market. And this in
F:o..oacs amon, buyers is caused by The fac
thnt they bur for export, and mix first az
,ernnd qualities together in the holds OF the'
p,;,o ;nto operation the uudeyclore
'es'.''' 80. .-ar sf +t;a 7epion dot th
water aoa s'eam po"s. - .r.s,on ss,,o-;e
couutry oscr with co'ton aua "oo'eA ~ .ss''t~
with furnaces, fonndr'es, ana gf1sa m'l's'-an !,
onf s'A'h W" ~ r; A. .ha,a of Aour 7, VI;
surplus exported IN tns snap' Va A'"'' ~ ~
= then nay TO clean wheat property.
~ u showed last week that our p1ese,
- -;...,t,,o uas rninous TO the so
e' 49, ~ ,,,t,vas;ou Of root crops, aud !
d dicious manuriog, must oe teeo''es w. :,
be- sssssse ssas M po ns nasf had 1s'ss aSsy
manu- luz .A w. nm narsons de,i x;nv their 81
h increase OF e'"'e'e peea'a. 4n.-1s,.a no,;,
n mort from nanuiactures-tnat ttocA'o'"' "1'4i'
n..,o Ia Sale, JoJ;et and half q dozen oil
tee'"' Iowe1 Ia Sale
q towns We could mention, "e'7 s,..,a j.,
or Pittsburgbs, the soil Of the sta1e "oa'a
.t -oe- o-nw;nc 1ess productive. and t
- VI 0~s .t.n;. 1;rcs ort fryiuR
e. mers Would nes "eas .asA' '>'e W. .t;,s
md | raise whect. 1t would then be "ortn Willie
- azn.c. i, ,-o,,c;np eeps. aud butter, aud "
viii eot"hs 80 "a. .,a The ,,ncb
and mnaon' aha soaa.l II 0.A'' :, 49,:
pissed "garden stutt." AND MI 'neee sa'
foa xould bring cash-hard cash, and not be sh
- 49,. .,;,.oS !, ,r;ce 1,v the commissions Of I
j. a"o e''ppe4 :" e.'s ,,....a.r tha
- or five intermediate agents oe'"sso >A'
!. ducer aud the consum.rs,
10 ,I1 pro+ec,ire Tariff would make Of Sol
IL. IL, 80. - ,.,.,t Garden of thu II,
eru llAno's LUZ uo'As
q, for there would the manufacturer hnn III
xo..oot oburd ,nee his coal aud his water. POI
e'e9'se' 'sAA ...,.-,, ..u,
. One universal hnm Of INDUSTRY "ou'o per-
.,.. sr,,o,e sectioa, The Two mighty RI
'aAs ,",r ....o,nd Il the ereat railroad
=. yidiug it il the middle, the numerous ef' ~
. rosds which would be built, its fertile sotl
II, +hesr constitute an inherit
nus e''n'0t o,t. ran vrrrp
...T which we Ina1Fei 1nAt ~ - r. aIsnara =
Bss- to the lordiy cotton p,ante' " ;raS,,aai
~ the free trade spe6u,ato5 ~ " tor @ shrr fr;a
years hence taey VIII stauu ~ - ~ w ttis
sa but it is discouEagng 20 1eel :nst ~ suas
i, 1861 in tbs great surn'ag 10 a'
- destiuy they will tTy 10 sote oo"h Aoe