New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

eminent Of the country because il the labong classes
were seriously deprived OF labor and wages, their
power Of consumption Of articles paying duties would
be lessened and TINS the revenue derived by the Gov
ernment from those duties would be greatly affected
| Hear bearl
Mr.. John Cheeiham moved:
the cotton ,rads upon one source Of supply for il,
es the production Of which alarningy imperied by
and rcommsnds thai efforts inaccurate With the impending
e n SH to cotton sS sssSn to the
eIi,,ns large consumption be provided los. distress will
The principle be asked the meeting 10 aiopt was that
| we should not be dependent mainly upon source
for supply OF cotton. In the struggle for the abO
Glion Of tie Corn laws, the same plEcl le was the
only one 81 sake-it was not then question Of price
| bnt abundance, an ample supply ut any time Tie
supply Of cotton ess important than the ques
ton Of the supPly of food. The population could not
exist without employment any than without food;
| bat tho cotton supply question was surrounded with
greater difficulties than tue question Of food vas
There 80 markets for the supply Of food but for
| the supply Of cotton we were mainly relying
| country. II might be replied that we relied on one
| country for tea, but then always lad stock
of from IL TO "a monthe consumption on hand; but
| Of cotton tie average stock hand during the last
eight years had never exceered 10 weeks SUPPLY:
| During 1860, the world supplied us with 5,524,U00
bal.s Of which America supplied $4,000 bales, or
equivalent to 81. per cent Of the whole. During the
last cight years 100 the stock hand had been lower
than duTir any eight yeas previously. The present
time justified eraveT considerations Of The wisdom Of
the riucle which had hitherto Teen relied upon tbfn
bad YET been given to il, and they onght not TO nI
tie question 10 Dc iriod with any longer Aplauhe.J
TIE co1e TO be adopted would lie proposed ~ Oiher.
Some woa ID object hat the Cotton Company world be
d.pnrtirg from the sound and ACKNOWLEDGED plnG ies
of tree trade and that the natter shouh len 10 nc
| law OF SUPP ly and demand; bit could The loss Oh
40 Geo bales lie replaced by any amount OF money
when n, CHI be offered for il II was incumbent u On
fLoc intee in The trade 10 do tmclhiDg to prevent
the impending dis'eri but if they did no. cone Tor
ward and chose rattle 10 leave the matter togcAerl
public suhscr piiOra tlen TIE pIOfnu ere OF ne cV
irny would withdraw thtic scheme and take tioir IN
dSiiral chance Of passing through tbs calamity
| Hear, hear.
| Mr.. join Fender seconded TIE resolUi,n. He be-
| hev,d thit Lancashire now become aware oil the
retilous petition in which sle l'afd, hd ne ian
great faith in tie energy Of 'aL aslc Ell, when mat
| energy properly atou' e.. The httory OF cotton
grow ING in Amolici aipn.cd tie gSitegt Io.be en-
| courgement TO- them 20 go aud Dc hkewIe ~ iuoIa;
lChtors Seventy five yCaI5 ~ iIIor war IaYolnd
into America TO gro Crt'cn. Dat i.bor was ultr,1
| by Autlo Saxon intlB erce ara energy a.u We
| believed ihat that energy VAS LOT yet eAna'scI,
ano that, II proper iacl.iles acre 'oidsd' u W,hi
produce tie sane results H. much shorter re1od OF
time for they had in Irdi nd hat only reqhre 10
he tilled and labor thu oby reyuivd encouragement
Trey waited oint..iocf romIul q factors TO Lhd
money for tic cotton rll;e's lnGa "ah The b'st con-
sun er If tie oduf'iy Of n t. d'tncti and, Il ihey
could uygil themclyc Of IrCl 9s scUtcc o. supply
ftr cotnu Lev would alec largely increase he pa Eet
for c.tsuniIg their lab ic.. TIE adv aniGge Wa,
tGe.efoIe. Mutual oic He calej oron hem to look
NJ lie question ore 81 stlir'e,efFu'l)n, no mIy
fciaily but politely If The supply OF cotton iartd,
the pr,siier 81 tls country wac eo.e. IL vac te
wealth Which Led cen crested through Tie Industry Il
the country wlA had given then u NC rcii; oil "a
,ors thar iish position IN steir diplomat iYercYuTse
with nltiUus and TINT moral power viii % en- biel
r., m 10 lrok oI with ,aiuIofS lie otlrI ons hat
ben conyuLfl. Wien tbo GcvcHH ent va. calling
tn II attention 10 tie fles he was snrc th,t la.'a-
sti men would slow tt,mt,i'cs alive to icIr own
irtercys, willie toy - tie zane iue NJ ntaied lie
II ~ If ueir common country, ltMer+I
Mr. Becky, Vi. T.. 10 tuIi".Ing 'be raroinnon, 'fll
e ~ iutr ifsd viii he feeling hat the great iuCus-
try III on sli.h lov III slli'eG war L. IeI!lcd. lie
ed that tie trad bad Tot uIYie ged tie rEoro-
Il i,af dat had been promulgated ior obtaining tup-
tliee II tie raw uAisri- which would make Len ~
drrctd,rt ofthe jti.d STATE. for twenty !salS re
h6d Len Ir cd if lie rc iy Of tie u-dc Mn
f., own vart; ard 50 1851 he bad Urged iLis
view In 6ctlic l., G,i c,d booIe TIE SJ,ty ii Arf,
y,f he y iatc yg2rot. PGbl Il IA
ION lfl bee. vel uG, j. odglu" oil he a. e, and The
I,1.>s Hud Ds,.y N,rs u'tod them 20 hc'n. WIN
sn,h sutouT g,i,eut tie u.Ge ought % ROM" ItcG
and VII ti.tc ls rJ,un, Gli NJ be d, ,l"'r' lpon
tie a o.yt gry II cli itg iioB. wealthy
s1urscq at,rt Of t.ir Gu n re isuIt7. From,
TIE mort 81 Iau,a1 ilc Iul Ieuars'he sEorld alie
lrn plalrN Of individual, 80, MY determined 10
mai tin ti,ir IC,il.r but o vuoiac Tie li-bIs OF
humanity ati y cO.r ard Tor E,ir Ciat indgs,fy "a
sur,ly II oot,cu vi.I.u wli.h hey mnsi "a l. IN
c,uic-. / rC'i.n Lt year ilc UNI tin 81 the
Ihw mater, wa to.S lays Tsr week biibat sup
ply, - percent oa1o from DE tlind sitter ne cgh-
IgriiSu of freii,au ,g .oI lC.rg4 II hn weekly.
Eron Ea,rt EnUl. M .tber idtl ,n'oLt cohir,r
the ,orfl,tlliou Wa, 1'GS bags Vtr week, ,r PER
out; Will fem Bi,irh Eat aut West Il dice the
con unTu.n w. ?,;ol laas a.. We /, Or lcr cent.
! For lys ort Of. Nc H. Noih"g dlys they were
,gLtul'ilg Amih' - cotton I'D ir no hN,G
.lo,c thcy needed IN they got nom foreign lud
Erii.h fo.uuF. I'll, Was th,l, depend ut l0i ioh
"a Nv. tL,y bad o.e LEI capable Of growing cotton
than auy other country On tie Ice OF The ea'h ''-
2 L.. al il. an. mt IL
men e. Sglac # t!oyc PFC. cnt were enfoayorhg 10
pr, oto tie npTOgsu oht Of the tiysr GO0a,ery wlh
IL 10 nile. OF udl.cert cotton growing county. Vi on
the tafk- f that liver WIS population oi folyo
utdqre oi Il country The obstacle IL lhe way Of
rrmUuliii,I uu,t lc r,E owed aud IN Effort made 10
srcrsit 5,e Gcnlrfs Of tho llpuse of Common. WLo
| ,,nieLdod for tie regeneration ot luGm lSheeIs
| \ tlou-ard Mn, who wo III adNaice Al,Vop eh.',
would Give then. T. caVi,a Of lon hierliEg; aud
| ,ur.ly IGy ccu,i tIflc orc-bat per cent II TIE
100000 90 OF Goaipg aud fixed cal al for what
would be- au ltul ,utc yi tbeiF iiace ad pr"'e'uon
| FIR tfeir woikreoIe. ICheers Mr. Bailey con
IoJ.a by ,ng lie Lai fe,,iy,da Litter from Li'ut.
| Gky.. X. \. AID from atot,cr gentleman, stating
tLar cotton was ready il mi q and the Gold COasf,
and only wanted ia,i!1ies for Ito shipment,
| Tie rc-olu ION was uuahiuOusIy ADOPTED.
| Mr. Hugh Mason Afl,DI-iEdcr Lyncl propofei;
Il, n the o, nion ,l meeting the emergency demands
th prom D. brfl andaUp pc suTpoH ibopd Re- inodd lIe
formation Of powerful JOINT cca n geo hSDy COM wy 20
tire IL ~ ut Australia tni' 81 ether S"gaus'; anu thst
ncarsl :. million sterling, IN share VI 10 each 'ha lid De
| IIi.ed f thi' Pufp'se.
II toka gseat deal to rcuse the British Lion bnt,
wien he Looked around the room, hc thought the But
iii Lion was aronted 81 tie Importance OF 'le cotton
question. liaugltorJ Tie importance oil l'ihi-t,9'k
,oural les wr - well known 90 Mancl ester men, That
lie need rot ray mud upon thai qursl ~ except 10 ask
| whal our riways, waterworks, AID banks would DO
without tlat prinirlci lie wa tlnd TO ma 'ha'
Lord John Rus. I'll had written letter upon me cot
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