, 1862-07-13
The Food nuestfon--Peace with the
United States Necessary Condition
ft,r Cthe9 Countries.

From ua]lctt's American Circular, 9Th.
However much England and France nay suffer
p!y Of cotton lor 1heir manufacturing establish
ments, it Is FeEy clear Inst they are. Pr
al a thS b. have pe. IL ses pasr
fur our other great staple. E1slanu IL now cum
pellt d. With guod seasons, to import annually no
Eysry ytai adds to The amount which increases in
much greater ratio than her pop ulation ~ wheat
.a aa n7p Dp at ts ear ns ending nls iS for that
| Jus. co=vd =se has taken much greater amount !
the last IN hal en1ptF p o va az 5eF fhr
is no euspls 10 thai couatEy the d:mand from tnls
will probably continue very nearly IN Ea-.o to tho
Rom ab1oal, have enabled her people to a'ermu-
l.tc sufh reserves shall. hy relieving Ill ap;c-
c1nyiction Of parties IN Ike trade there Sc that
tur prospect Of fair crop will for the present. eN-
but WY lii: intlasncs IN "eakeA1ns p'lces'
It ie certa;n but tor tie United States the prices
Of 1,readstu,is in England the past year would
the lack Of cotton. The demand Tor fod is fa7
1oozc imperative than csnthiag especially single
variety Of clothing, and must be had IN veEy near.
II the eune qnantity whatever nay happen;
| Whether people be prosperous or the reye:st. Ut
Whatever nay ls ths condition ,,,c comnssee Rss
% Ton. This now. temporarily perhaps, cut
o1 ehtius sa oat food from a' Vast n des Who are
either unemployed. or Whoa7e wor king upon short
time. Shall two Ills he courted lnstead OF oneF
If cuc is 80 vast a. 10 defy almost, Treatment or
J. soulion, viii not stiu gravcI one added he too
much for the strength or foresight Of sovernmGat
We do not refer to othe. matters but it is clrar
:. that etate Of tllngs iiat would sever the com-
n1.rciaI relations between the twn countries,
IT would in, ,c71tre with Other relations, mutually i'll
;ur:ou- y.ry pFohaby tnt none the less to he con
T.. eit. rcd than III. question directly at is1uc
10 This question i pn whe1Aer EnSiand mlsht nos
~ suiEcien, to kce? her psorl" fzom starving by:
u. whether she caa obtain them at rates th4: will
| | place them within reach Of the working classes.
Prices are cont rolled hr deficit or excess, how-
N slight This may be- 1t might he supposed thai
ou wanted wonld raise prices nn'y in an equal Dc.
90 ; gree. But the Necessary result Is, that they
a nnsmcnt in vastly. greater 1atio, as It places
W the holders In position to ezac: their own terms
{; Now prices arc kept down in England by the Ger:
10 1any that 1ne mixed Saes can be always relied
oa tntx;st in tiat country apprehension Is relieved
at aud tloUzh there nay be brisk dtmaud. prices
NJ viii advance yeFy taT beyond eos Of p5o ,
w w amount Of capita! em;'loyeu
m In our crops Of bTtadetufIa. consequently, ~
at ! have good Guarantee fur continued peace IA
sbundant supply from this country. steadily in
c1tasiDg. Ass unconscions1E 20 Eai !o;5 q tne "
ye1 to tneir comfort anu internal prace and quiet v
have during ss nst ten ysaE been b ns'y rs
In ne W Word sunSE e = bad d 5s
st to OF the w production Of all tue cereals at les
bu S What we lacked was means Of TRANSPORTATION
tht. best 17odrc1n. Districts b:lng $50 mile
h1 | Inland The appropriate works have at lcEgt
~ hr,u cnust, uc1cd Railroads traverse every po
No. tiu, Of the interior. collecting ut the great dtpo
do uren ravicahlc water lines the borntltui nrodac
Of the soil which are borne to tlGe-water Chief
i b. meals Of unr wo1k-the Erie canal The
I'll, were transported this route the past year
Z at n7ain ard ION. what was equivalent to at lea
4c 7n0CuWu bushels. The two great railroads Of Il
w. state a6tra ae;ot3, 600 bushels more: The wo5l
rn- Which private and public enterprise have co
ed structed in this State, are the most beneiee
IN AGENTS in niniaterinc to the comfort and order
the old worlI-agencies which are hardly mo
no1iced than the operations Of nature but Will
rket ccuytrt all thee to the aud beuedt OF man
Having lAhnTed 80 a=sidEnIslY 10 PROMOTE 7
&c Cd Of tue people Of the Old Would, az well
I ourselves we do not think OUT good offices Will
| 1udrIs thrown aside. Never was !ss:aaaeT aci1lc
no. me1.t Than our public works, which were made
~ 1nade for mankind, instead Of 4 comparatively /
X Is; ed ultiun. Last ycar they saved hotn Ensla
~ and France all the hcT1oFs OF Q famine 1hey
~ continue to do for 81! tine The people OF tr
"a Countries Go Tct. Of course, rccnsn'ze their b.
tnn fac1o1s hut lei them be cut u1f from these,
ions they will Instantly learn their value aud !astan
dcmaId the restoration Of former ret1tlons,
feea ttnca tba1 canuct be misunderstood or denied
.I11. o1e now ard Acnceforth 70 be the granar!
ange the world aid are almost a. & ~
We Hc7ft!1I viii uot ii .ht1y he esteemed. noT will
800 long be rejected. as it, benefits will be seen
mGIurnt they are Withdrawn. Neither Eng'
~ | nor France viii Ion, forego their custom
e15c au,ocnt of food tor the sake OF Interfering
J11c nlatter which they will not apprecate-sn inter
T. e1.ce which cannot Tt:uls IN single conpensh
advantage fot the thousand Ills thai must touo'