Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12


hs own and Who when at last was taken away and re-
stored TO its rghtu, dsu bad the my with ms
CHILDISH rawlings Su,h seemed to be tn gnt IN "hcn
the s l. vas looked UPON gsner-llv 10 gand ana q"
the such eviden IL was the hgnt N ~n en-
be Yankee press held itup 20 foreign view But the
real ,uy ia one Of another sort and the cars QUITO
which il has sprung are IA and deep seated 1nev are
partly physical partly dusuriAl pry social and part
" pohtca; they have been cumulative
The Nv Zealand State, are @anulac,u,,
TIE most oatabe labor In this country was the sgr-
ul,pr, labor OF the South. Your own con srclal sa-
sc, prove thi. for they how that about
~ the national exports consisted Of agricultural produets
eff the South.
He then were two sections Of the country invest.
ID with physical conditions that labor in the hsld was
yery unnrcabe 10 one; very pr' able and highly re-
munera i've 10 the other Yielding these conditions,
the sborug man Of the North to earn living found
ser to 70 to sea than s'arve at bonneville his fellow
u the South found II easier to gather enough and 10
pare from the ieemng soil and the genial climate oil
his own sunny South.
Therefore az the formation Of the Government the two
sections presented themselves, one as sea faring with
shinR s chief occupator the other IS agricultural
But soon the Yankees csme up with representations
# this sort: Fishing Il poor business said they
doesn't paw bu fishing ought 70 be encouraged tor Ma
ona purposes Their fore let us not only protect
srvb In cur mai sts against the fsh caught BY the
English Dutch and French but let us give the New Fog
l.nders 1unty on all fish that they can catch 10
oher wore let Us tax his agricultural business OF the
south which is 90 profitable for the benz ht OF our fisher
men whose business If left to itself won't pay And go
nnusy large sums of money taken directly out OF
,bs cannon treasury osensiby but originally aud real
H. from the pockets of the scuth' planter to pay the
New Englanders for caching N for their own uses
Tbi, vent many years under the plea that these
ashees were nursery for seAmer and unless Ameiicah
,,.mea were fostered IN such ny the nation, 1t
vas said could not have Navy But when in was o.
,ous that We could get IN abundance without
irAuug upon any such nursery the South sought but
he ,rh steadily and persisenty refused their assent
10 repeal Of the 6shipg-bounty Act
The South held that 10 the eyes OF the Federal
meut ali citizens equal that all the States stood on
q same footing that the Union was formed not Tor IN
ividual but for tie common good, and that congress
iad no right 10 any citizen or class oil ciuzeos lot
he bsp,6; OF another The Federal compact rq nreu
axes TO he all citizens abors and indust,to be
sxsd alike L. was as much the duty OF Congress TO
.cs en- encourage and protect the industry OF sou
arals as OF one State as Of snooer'
Su b was the Sou bern doctrine, and such we're the
;rachipg. OF the fatf Bat the country went on
,rowng aud prospecting and there was Simply ifom the
Sop'h protes, &c Inst this heresy.
Fnaly in, 1914 to proeoG Northern interests and TO
vii cate the COMMERCIAL rights OF New Englind-for
the South had neither ships TO be ssarehed nor seamen
% be impressed-we welt TO war With old Ensiind -
Cas Ne1 Enslaud States ignobly blcked out OF that
s.r and eIt the others to besr the brunt OF 10.
With peace there arose school Of proteconsts; mon,
sho un"sey sul H' Z, ~, hsnost,r ~ard do
any mote tut As' W.. 80 - Cochin, ard carry.
our own manusS,uNe, - ~ -. - ,n,s, .,oor-.Sye
,nd protect the work Stops and arEans OF New Elg-
and Aud as the agricultural labor OF the South Is So
very ~ able we may charge IL with the support OF
This ne" England interest," also Inoy na's 80.
'Iuh oounues TO our hseermtn Ior yu"'' S"'''
they viii stand profeuou l't ~. III 10, "a.
D.; io.l. canomista what they VIII, Out Leg
late and theorise as tney may 'u.y S;oL =, ~,
~, make any oislon OF %'oi PVne ~. = ~
devastating: TO make sooa INDUSTRY pNn Ao'e sOue
oody must pyI and a. rue, TOE moaey must coe ou'
)f tue pockets OF these whose olslusSS seh'uAH'
ing
But protection 10 THIS instance, lney sA'u VS. 1niy
required to act this mlnu'aetrrng business N new EGG
and on LIS iees-ua' u Nouio soon oe aoo ~ es.uO
alone, when tne poN'r VI P'o''0'iou ms VIC s
50 the South ytleu Anu eouseueu 80 ~ " ". "
~! this Tune tue Iah "ss uIu,, " -. 4
II bounty though 10 ine enu vas .ue s,me w "
lad 10 De paid oy the ' su'''ulus AO'' VI WV '
uy and that ", eDl NJ a. TUE sh,, L,s, .rj
New Eaganuers arc SEP - ,ho1ot
"cuui 90 n@'ius o"Or . ~, a - "A, f ~ 70
;unningy viseu 'ai'u os' usy -, - -
heavy e1p:'oitures u Wy a. a.
cessitate hisn tarinsi 'neu 's'! 80 ~ = i
yov,rluent and engineered win Oousses' ios ~
lropria 1n'. 10 create o.ma1os uPou 'u' uAuou S.
pnras th'v rss'hsnee hA'y !Nu' 49, ~,
reqnf'di hpN 10 snsse Nv sco sc'ns,, srcSs,
ses w9e'e lney W. uS IN bmsn,s ria sor,
N Nor'neru ees aoss, e., Tho CAS- ofy
while tae Nno'e % - ~ the G.snts i,
ia an Tue TS,sS tho rob The n,vg,tIon u IN,
rv1a' wac IS, Ssc,l and dsnve,ops Thor
along the Southern coast half ished rli6cacr
,d here aud as for there is not one IL
| wb,b there could be found ary OF the ul fac ie
;har Gov I'M Inr or reptrirg, and neither Of these op
,;on. cor be perform eIcep. for double lst A,
1 .T.to a., ;,l
1850 NJ Gland and you will better appreciate
| 80 80 "a 81 hose remsrks
Pray look at this hat atentively for i. Is
the prints of difficulty in the quarrel that is not apt to be
orceived by one out side the national fan IL circle.
r,onyh neither the sol nor tie chief cause is never
tSeless one Of the many aggravating a1ences which
bslnsd 10 make T.; along the coast Of the Northern
ssts, and within the distance Of about two hundred
"a an mi,s thew have no less than four mapnifce nj
ocL ,srSs rbsre millions Of public ,ney are aanuslly
sTn1ndsd. But slorg the Southern c,as, from Caps
Estteras 20 the Rio Grsnde, distance OF neatly 0OC
q -, -. g., 60 80, sd I'D ,ha, orI, =,