New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

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Below we give the leading article OF Sanl. uallet
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III. prospect a boun,ful hsve. Throughout, the 10y al
States matter Of hfshe IN yoance, considering the po-
cal condition Of the country End must tend greatly TO
.tire conhd.rc- and relieve apprehension tho future
IT.. greater portion OF the wheat siesdy gathered and
viii probably prove ln..f yield than any previous oss
onna upon good h.iv,sts tho surplg, for
export will largely exceed that any former ysa' The Other
important CT ,p equally well. but being ha'der aud far
les sho accident and 70 injury ON vicssiiudes Of
weather, they 80 dom TAI 10 70 aoeAush TAIN VIC ""0o
county to,e her
lie rs q the nation. agriculture the products Of
which tom the ha.s Of our foreign wei ooHe'o com
n~rse has been nsuy for three consecutive
Other intesS, 'hie 10 IT. good fortune ihi'
.0wu - h~ sct Tat tte whole POI Giion Of tue country
T. actively employed With cons'ani employment a. god
a.es VIII cheap aud abundant ,uppe' Of food tho matsa
eoudificn Of people can hsia4y be Improved. .
We siorila g. the ph.non..ton Of parties who acct
10 credit uoihng o. the And Tie net hors,sf eennoi 10
coniio'eed Our people besr ~. ouiae' o. he "ef VIM
Ivonisncc D'csIe they nave an Il .'efy
thing bat irt' "ii-in money 0o' '.ihlns $40 h
niion' oi al nna' AZ 'L1'' 90 ~ a :" y ~, e.
senr,h s6bity snd contderoe di'psy' ii,e IN al TIE
operations II soceiy liicrs OF I4olry o. 81 amos A9
YEA mnin,sinri Ih,ie no eee. 70 iha iios''. o. al
oysiywhsfe wesf. cheerful "pc ava &c h... % 'I-I"J
he. ~; oes-ed 10 be- heard IN suy pert 81 %" hnt
IN. rfsnd ,ecIcf Of rsonsi .tngth has been the
ample prov zion mad. ir a'i 'eh ~ t''n D.. Ne rebellion
irh hat oi nr ports Of the country and Gus Oh
ou.ta 81 population nom al hi'foo.-e WITH tie
,Ae -i. such state Of ir - dii rot ioi'I As!y
scIouty iusf'" win The To'i'i'F OF VIC Ppe ",A 20
the Union. By singular concoencs the enla reat Q! TIE
Erie Caus completed the zane year In winch the rebel
lion broke out At %. moment almost the go-i liDes
Of railroad which tcue 80 outlets nom the INTERIOR had iui
themselves In hrOndon 10 meet the enormous arahd' Low
male upon them.
With the closing Of The Mississippi consequently, no In
convenience really caused the artificial outlets from
M. interior entirely adequate 90 tn transportation Of all
n. product. by much expeditions convenient. and
hat mus. Ia time prove cheaper rouic' The enterprise OF
ou prous had when the South imagining Il held the atuTG
cnsnp-s Of commup alton into the interior sought bfesx
nm m. NON provided others well adapted ~ the wants Of
CO and render certain that they will here
.,r t.e tho reference should tho free CATION OF all
yfs be fully restored b. his.pp has lost its former
value anc the important advantage secured to tie South
viii her,.f rr and forever be transferred TO the North
The exhibition Of our strength has been fully IN Keep
ug with what We have assumed IN reference 10 Us p"s bhs
Ie Of Is a.. Independence Of people Of all
Other nations Wen.ed be indebted 20 but few for othe
necesaries OF life W. have imported such 10 very great
because coad not do everything al once not be-
hd not the mean. aod et uen OF them
at Hah prices viii inuanty direct attention 70 the
domestic manufacture 81 nearly everything appropriate 10 our
o and climate that have been sccustoe Ell 10 import
such iron and the textile fabrics OF all Kinda except silks
aud which In the outset be greatly raised In pdces aud
6unl rcuded BY the Joint operation Of hgh tariff aud
stimulated By the low price Of at home