Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-06
En,e,. Of the .,Irrepro..lble ConnIct.''


The Philadelphia Pres ia its last issue, admits that
practical aud so far present appearances 60 I'M
fortunate results Northern industry have occurred III
consequences OF the recent excitement There has been
stampede Of several hundred students from the medi-
cal colleges Of city where great facilities for the ad
ranageous pursuit of their studies existed 20 compare
lively new and inferior Southern schools. number OF
orders for manufactured articles in own and other
Northern cities have been Couatermanded. Northern
business agents travelling through the South have been
udey repulsed and the determination has been express
cd in some business quarters that business relations with
Northern men should he summsrily suspended"
We rejoice to know that the determination Of Southern
men to encourage their own home industry in order to
protect their rights and institutions exerug prac
dca and telling effect upon the pocket nerve Of the
North Let the South maintain firm ground and bold
front on this great quesdonlet people in no man
ner relax their efforts TO render Virginia and the South
completely independent of the North-let them patron
ile. warmly and steadily, all home manufactures and
home enterpres-and Northern anaicsm will ultimate
IL give way before the returning sober sense of the North
eru masses But no matter what may happen, let US all
perseyere In the good work already commenced, and
commercial independence of the North and Of the world
will be the final result.
As another evidence of the effect at the North of our
Southern trade movement we call attention TO the fol
loving extract from the New York correspondence Of
the Charleston Hsrcry
The papers don't ike TO publish the distress which Il
caused here by the partial withdrawal Oi southern trade
&c sfrlt not olly by all the houses which heretofore
did their main business with IN, South, but by all the
trading lJeress Of The city TO greater or less extent
Such are che mutual relations and iut'gdependenyeS OF
business tina, when one part o, our commercial nSdy
ter- all the other pa,ts sympaiheucAl! anected-
T3e manufacturing iewcIer, have been great losers
T8sr Dnca trade is with the South and the winter is
ler harvest season Most OF she travelling agents who
make sales for them old sagershave travelled In the
south for wears are extensively aud avorably known
there and 20 them personally no possible objection Is
rr,inei by Souheruers such is the story that reach
IS Us d but the South objects 70 patrOnze Northern
u,ctures because In doing So she naturally suspects
r8t She is only contributing the strength and the
Provisioning of the Abolition fortress. know OF one
w DoBrsr ewe,ry agent who in former years sold his
$50 600 worth Of goods South ia the winter months who
WAS not able 20 pay his expenses this year, and after
nasty tour through the principal Southern cities returned
Cd New York I'm despair This il the history OF all the
vysrv-seIny expeditions from the North this winter
and the dealers who have formerly relied on the South
m trade talk Of clubbing together and dsposng OF their
-,, AZ a grand public auction The manufacturers OF
Yankee patents are suffering from the same cause anu
sailing letters come from the perpatetic vendors OF pat
rt cburrs etc. all over the South, telling of the
ruin of the trade in that region. The hotels mourn
large loss of southern patronage. Il is agreed on all
bands atuues the erieEtr cor31s ia restored between
The North and South within the next three months the
I., viii be most disastrous 20 all Branches Of domes
,. commerce and manufactures throughout the North.