Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-16
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From the London Illness Cciy Article September y.
If the Indian producer should be sure Of press
prices there would be no doubt Of sufficient lul
titles COT cottOn) bsing raised, and the proDosiI
is that for one season the Imperial GoverHm4
might undertake the responsibility Of furEishl
that security. But although there is nothing
this but what may be considered fairly 10 e0l
within the scope of discussion since it IS perieeI
legitimate for government 20 attempt TO sOnfr
natl nal emergency. the cris IS, after all, not
such ma nitude or uncertainty 50 20 be beyd
control or mitigation by ordinary means.
low price of cotton goods. and the lsrgeness OF
stocks held at nearly AL the msrksts OF the wo
may well reconcile Us to a pause in the rate Of
auctions; and although during jhis pauzs the G
tingency may have 70 be met Of supporting a I'D
unemployed population, the cost IN that
spect will be in no small degree cong
s1tsd By the rise in the value Of the ed
in question. At the same time, each account
receive from distant ports tends 70 show how sT
available bale from countries capable Of Pr0suc
the plant is likely to Ind its way to Us. horso
although the COnfeisrate States stili aaars
they will meet the blockade Of tic enemy By 2
imposed blockade. and not allow pound OF co
to leave their territory, i "a seen that this decl
ton does not hsrUOnizs with the last ne Es-tha
the taking Of the Hatteras forts a vessel fully IA
with cotton waa found waiting 70 run out and ev
the Federal cruisers. From Texas, therefor
moderate supply Is still expected. The great
ment however, for abstinence on the part Of
people and government from incuiiGg al the
ment any heavy liabilities in distant quarters
sists IN circumstances that the lapse Of few vi
is now likely to show that either the American
will come forward, or that. on the contrary, 1
NAV set to work TO take tie plac. OF
cOuatry and to supply benceforth all our trem
Gus requirements. II the policy iRsng AZ t,et
Gen. Fremont in Missouri j. to be adopted b
federal government, tEs war viii then be Cd
a5olltiol, end IN thst,case wbether p &c b. De
ed or attained Immediately, the production no;
Of cotton, bat of sugar, IN the Unit,d States
temporarily az least share the fate that ate
the productions Of Jamaica. IT, IN the Other
the democratic party in the North become elIr
at tie Union being committed TO Ith a result
are able. Notwithstanding tee force by which
expression of their opinions Is nov EePI dow
resssert themselves and to insi@5 upon 4 oOn
mise or adjustment with the South, ibere will
be no impeachment 10 an early resumption Of th
dIuary course Of traffic. hssnwhls Il is, OF eo'
satisfactory to weigh the sublOined statement
to observe that 90 far fPOms American cotton
the arbiter Of our destiuies, our emancipation
all need Of it is, simply question Of s 0G0 o.
{ 100000 sterling.
England "DesPerateis for C6tsou-Nay
terfsFe in The War.
FrOa ths London Herald, (De;ay crzpj Sept Is
We have only report, on which il IS best
further at present, any acre Fhan on
other report, more mOmentOus Is regards curse
81 the embargo laid on the cotton crop. Abs y
indeed be assign Of desperation Its object y
be to force Engla nd to break the blockade.
ing, IS we do, that the war viii net 60 be
Christmas, and having cotton enough 70 lNs
then, we need not take the matter in consider
"a yet. We Iluss ourselves oe rendered desp
before we can be driven 10 measure Of srbI
interference in quarrel in which We have no
Germ.
Export OF COttOu frOm England 20
United states.