Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-22

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5l-s.'i,I fi-nE d55'.s. Eiittfs J5dfhals, salss
B50ks, Eslslsius aookt, s. 4e
Ths .RuTatoef sta 81 ooufsdorats stalsH.''
g fhS 6S.1basle boastintE Of TIE managers
~ so-ssnea aRspabiis ofihs o0nisisra'ea
Ststss Of Amerioa has caused some OF our
N6qAefH people e HppQse that 2 dsligh1fal
future svsis thai partieulsr potion q this
eoptiusnf--thatr beneath the arising sun Of
ne ugs raiidnaliis ths sIuW-soing old Fed
eral sG6wnneni msst Nilt and wither as
did the gOsSas 81 Jonah. These crOakeFs
doubt not that Baslsnd, France and Spain,
lWiib ether Ruropaaas poWera will make
ha.ea Fcognfle the aeE-bora government,
s.saad.t taas ths Vnited STATES GeyeFnnent
ss.W6uia b. compelled 70 adopt tie sane poll
ey.- this opinion they profess % Be con
hrmed b The TACT hat tho government bas
besdeombelled 10 issue an norder for the eyac-
uaiion effort Sumter, and they seem 70 re
joics thEt tbs ADMINISTRATION Is sboqt 70 do
ziWhat they had predicted would b done.-
They do Aot seem 70 realize that the.sgacuA-
ten Of Pprs Sumter Is only an aekn0Wicdge-
q tadnt thai the goVsrnmsnt cannot immediate
ly briag INTO the feld snffeienl force to re-
liozsa starving garrison--thzt the Execative
-cdHust stpQesed untii Congress is coDven ed
and provision made for Teulisting an army
aud furnishing money. These peTsOns-EbO
-aFs AIidsltiHed with the Democratic" par.
ty-seen to forget that this bamiliating step
is sthe natural sequence Of fhs iEbecility, in
activity and trsacbsry Of The retiring Ad-
lifinistfatidn, &hieh might have Fsihforoed
he sazfisons nionfhs ego had It rot been
ruled BY corruption and stupidity, q - 4
IN Esgl1d % ths future prosperity and
power Of the Cotton Repsblir, as compared
with the United States, let us consult s few
faets Fhe total area Of the United States
and Territories, exclusive ofthe seven seeded
cotton States, is 9, al, ,s76 square mil s. that
Of the i've cotton States 52s, ,2sO-leaving
a balance of !, 1895, $50 square. miles OF terri
tory in favor Of the gOvsrnmeat which the
temporary President Of the rebels threatens
sWiIh southern powder snd Southern STEEL
The NOfhern States have the bulk Of tbs rail
fosasa and other public Improvements Of ibe
seonntEF most Of the colleges and other places
oflesFuingi nearly all The Manufacturing es-
tablishmsnts; the great graip growing fields;
aslost an exclusive monopoly Of the litera-
sstais a,d the fiae aTtsiof the Western WoTld,
and aye fEis> advance in eyeEythipg that con-
tributes % the adyapeement andrehnementO of
seouRtEy. q Al 1say they, @Cottopis King,
and the Gulf States have a monopoly Of that
Thefe pay have been time when Cotton
was King, but, ike many other arbitrary
despeis his power is no more7 And even
though bis rule should continue, bis throne
would be set up on the Asiasic continent,
with provinces extending into Africa, Aus
tralia and Sonth America We have from
time to time copied from the English press
70 fbOF that British manufacturers firing Of
the petty tyrannT- al s-o7s9.s5ll iUrus OF the
South, have resolved 70 devote their best en-
geFgiesto The 5efelopment Ofths cotton re-
gions Of India and Africa, Their motive is
twO-l5ld economy and philantbrophy.-,
They would be willing to make consider
able sacrifice to discourage the system Of
slave labor,-and-t they now discover that
they can do Il and ssge moley by the opera
ton. Southern PlantSrs say seven centspe
pound Is the lowest price for which they can
raise ,ootteni Investigation reveals the fact
thai good cotton can Be produced both In
india and Africa fer four cents. This would
sbs saving, "a the aggregate to British
sasausstarsrs, Of about $4,000 600 anna
ally. Then, there is another view Of the
'lqusstioa. Supposs az The labor Of The globe
were performed hE slaves, who would con-
sumo the goods Of tie manufacsurer2 Slaves
aconsuins comparatively ilttis Of the products
o. The loom. Again: The entire free pop
Ulstion Of the seven s'Confederate Statesi is
only 4 tFihs over 2,oOO;0OO, and the
.ilsys population about the sams, whilst
the. rotten regions Of Asia teen with
almost countless millions Of human be-
0aeL, Eh6, under ihsf policy Being iaa6Suf-
AEEAAl tI-4lsa -.A--9esa-l N-4A ~ l4A1AA4ca1 VI
British msnafscturas Then Why should
British s.aiesmen stultif 8 themselves sy rec
asognizing the Independence Of q baad Of Teb'-
els, whose one great idea is the perpetuatiOn
{. .GHd sxtslsion Of that system Of laborswBich
.fhe British government paid millions Of
ponRds to abolish in its own dominions9--
AZ Floyd understood shia sBbject when, in
{ hhIsest 70 he people Of Virginia, he stated
thzt 40 slAvs country could reasonably expect
favor from Great Britain.
E1en il tie FsbelIiou5 States should beper.
Fuitt5a e 90 on without moIesation ron
the Federal goysfnmeh5 what are their pros
Psg.s9 With comparatively little territory
Eifh 10 aglicultuls5 except in two or three
plodacts-sWitb no public Improvements
.Uitha slags population in numbers squaling
tie frss-Riths no ships, and their commerce
crippled by the anaFsby consequent upon
change Of F6Tsf1nent social system
abhoFed By the. whole ciTilized world, and
with the cotton monopoly departing from
them, the Confederate States are rushing
with seesierating speed upoa bankrnpicyand
political ruin
Anol5sr Oarrass.
T6e telegraph states that the United States
sloop Isabella, on her way 70 Pensacola with