, 1860-02-10

nn o5 .un..e ~ f1o- o rr"; asas.
vest in our railroads. We have ise1hnustible
mlnes o. e9st ana ores O. 81 k1nds-aIon ENC,
lands, lakes aud rivers q the world. With ali
this, We are comparatively poverty stricken. We
motion. md mr. cr,,,s .src ,,t, ;,tle l,elnw tlr
average, and why aEe we 20 poor? Look aot Il
Enfa1ean 1.1,or ' ~. y.n ,i e. n.n ak i.s, vear
to France and Germany for ii ks. We paid
asains, Us. Our beautiful aud useful harbors
~ atS hlllnS up: our lake commerce : y pro,
Other foreign Shipping % Is rsinirg on our Amer
lean tonnage. Our real estate has deprectated
nr;sin" ,ncn nre eithcr c.n,arrasscd or n,a,eii.
ally crippled their estates.
When it is proved that Franco is as richly
endowed as we sre with the great staples that
ltc hero in Our hands unproluctive; or when
it CAN bc shown that the grape for tho manl-
facture Of wine aud brandy, can be pro1tably
grown, or that the mulberry and silk worm by
which tho looms Of Lyons and Paris are led,
t'ourishcs in the cold and dump climate Of
England, We shall bc willing to conccde that
tic two countries aro- teaching us lesson in
commercial policy that may be pro1itably inai
tated on this side Of tue Atlantic Until then.
NC must be content with the supposition that
had France our rincxll8ustiblo natural resources,
or had England our Southern soil and climate;
the treaty over which tho Free Traders are
already raising shout Of triumph, never
would have been made.
PIKE,S PE1K-
1t ia no,v admitted 1h,t eold ev;sts in ,aroc
aud n,r;nr quantities at pikc,a Peak and
hence a ,,rcc em;cr,t;on w;1t donh,1ess ,nova
towards ,bot ;nvit;nc r,c;oo ,s soon ,s snv;nc
o,.,s wo ,,,va b,d occ,s;o, IN ,dy;se +b,.a
wbo exnect IN m IN make liberal nrovs;o,
nc tn +,,o;- o,,,t md osnec;,,,v :, e,nn,;oe
ono,,o,, N 1,st tbem far .cror,, months after
+,ar ,,o+ +,ora T,;e nil, In ,ocoss,r., ,;,
+,,a co,,trr becomee co+t1s6 with =, no,,n,,ont
ro,v,,t;o, . 7aroo ,ro,,rt;or ~ WHOM do,,,o
themzc,ves m the o,,;et nursu;te ,f ,or;c,,,t,r.
Er;orants +horeG,ro should Ia e,Ta n r,to
.vi,,, .hom nrxr;s;ons a,ouch n last ,,,ro,,,,,
q ro,v ,,o,s;,,or,,7o ,,r,;on If ,ho snn,me,
| Ruf- ,ro nood mt ro,,o,t st 1on,th ,ba e,,c.
,,art;op, boro.otro ,,,,3o fo,,r ,,,; ,,r;cot i,
x,r;,;,r th;s ,rt;c,e ia to ,,1, ,ha ,t,cn.
finn If MIR nun narcbants and ;,e,1ars to # and
| nrro thcm tn ,ro6t liz this novemcnt of the
| pcople westward. Taking the emigration rs a
f,ct alre,lr bcp,inn;no tn he darconed our f,ca,.
ers should prepare to supply cmierants with
everything that eoes to make IN an outtit
This trade is all II cas!, business. and 1rnce
it is yerv desirable to secure it Ne lean,
from our leading gun, pistol and ammunition
dealers. Gcoree r, Abbey and Eatoo &
Co.. that for TIM list wce1, or .vo
| their troda has ;n,nrovad yer, cons;3er,l,v
| ly those who arc prepar;ue TO leave for the
lard of rold. Last ycar these houses epioyed
4 very 1ucrar;ve trade. fir thc 7cason that ,lex
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