Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22

enqulrers. The South pays the North
Bountes fisheries per annum m.............$2O $2OO@
Customs per annum dsbursed at the Moth. 4OUDW
Fronts OF manufacturers,
Fronts OF Importers, IUo
Profits of shipping, Imports and Exports 40 oo@
Fronts on travellers, OJ'"
Profits of Teachers and others at the South sent mn
from the North, .......................... jUVYSG
Profits of agents. brokers' commissioners &c.. 0m0@
Capital drawn from the South, .3GOVV"
Total from these sources................s25I s25I5ooa
Two hundred and thirty-one millions of Southern ID
dustry contributed tosupport NOrhern aborand N3'r
ern enmity towards the South. Withdraw this oouf
tribute for the privilege of remaining in the Uno
to receive IN return but abuse and hostility, conuGe!
and injustice and turn the golden stream upon ouTse
and will not the South spring at bound RAPID Tea
strength and position, and In short time oVeESnad"
our enemies and render them powerless?
European nations stand ready to open free uade-
furnish US with their manufactures AID take our v
ductl0ns in return If we desire it, ana they WISH ~
bove all things, and will protect US even against Ou
Northern brethren in this independent POSITION DIV
protSct ourselves and defy the North W w.,
have free ports and give preference to foreign ships ",
can do without Northern fish, hats, furniture, doutSi
hay, beans butter numegs, and spurious 8uaho' Da t
out of simple soil and plaster eX0rss. If we art w
disposed to dress in Southern hOmespuDs, we c''n s.
French English and German cloths, caIIcoeS iluSn
&c, direct and we can eat our own Dreau aLu %
we can make our own snOeS Hdto, ClOtuSS, SUN' W
our own bav groceries, railroad irons and eVorylD.I I
we really need, and this will very soon constitute % b
gory and power of the South to the confusion Oh I -.
North-stop the flow of Southern wealth to the NG~
and keep it at home to enrich the South stop gun
North for health and cabbage, seed-or pI elSu9 on
fnery, when you do better at home and glo"
in patronzing your own soil. We not depDur
on the North for anything, if we turn to os
do we need their assistance, aid or protection ID au M
thing A bounty on foreign bottoms to carry ou' ul
ton to Europe aud bring back goods in excoa.6e' rc
give the Yankee maxim spasms that will end u S an
the Northern manufacturing nabobS and shiPo"A'''
abolishing fever even forever until death. ,f
Peaceable secession will be the salvation and g'''
cation of the South. . on-
Union and submission, without protection iot VI a.
property and without equal rights will be rum aI%
struc;ion to the South Let US be prepared auu br
our rights in the Union, if can or out OF II an
The GOLD CoMING ALREADY.-lhe difficulty 10 Itis st.
experienced here in negotiating the
change on New York and Boston, may have
some temporary inconvenience but its results % s
have been most gratifying Every steamer normen nUT
orth brings in heavy cOnsignmentS OF gold III Pag
for our cotton. The stream OF specie thus Po1.p
upon the community, must increase 10 Steau?
with the causes from which it originated us thus
will naturally re-nvest it in cotton and RICE au
we may expect to see our State ID Poo
unusual financial strength-ChGrlestoH mercury