Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29
WltAY fnE seprm LOST nj rRsases.
Cessen ane the Cestua fax...Remarks
ef Hen. WIN. D. Kelley.


Datlns the Fecesl debate IN the Heos. II Repre-
rvssssivss, - che rsresl ef the cct,oH ns, MI
Kelley. Of rensyiVsnis, is advocating ths mss.
sta ssla
! &ssirs 10 say ta She ssatlcnian lsefs New HsnP-
shire Ms. Ella who bsgeed % net tn reineve this
lax enaia rs arss put . speeiHt IN seu'sthing ess
ts give - shs sssosnl q yieIds tbs. learn ffeth
The Prasi5ens1 ssssaes that we raised by excessive
tssslcn In the ssesl Yesf ~ Isea~sE ttt4 600 600
mess thar vs. neoesssrg 81 par the current es'
tssses and the isterazs eH cue dAbi ard thst The
repesl wtli be IN far natigasloa ot great evil
that ef andaly tssihs the tnassity Il the county
whils ne are rse.srsssi By The Effects 81 The var
ssss again " eoasrsiais,s The c,aBtry upoa
shs snsoasoemehs made by,,my astiHsslshed ffiehd
frem Is~s. (Af. Aliisan . mstnher ~ The Cout.
pAitaee ,ef Wars and Means that hs is ready not
ealy b. repeal this tas hut that he believes The w
ssrsst alIks Of The tloveramsnt sHa Of Tho people
dsmsnds ths removal ~ aii dires istss On the pre-
dactlsss 81 cur Industry saep sVIfttaou' shd malt
liauers and the production q tohseee when We
ga thai far ws shai hsrs taken great sep IN Ir'.
uaa,iag lhs inteee~ts of the esuniry agricultural
aad commercial - we'll n aaan afsrtaEinE Sig, ve
ere kscomlns cotton igperties country ard Nc
shal h.essns such mere 80 Il Ne 10 HOs repeal tbs
las oss Of shs mes. isIsl'lgcrt manufacturer II
Philsjflphis, whs hes ias' resarnei nom turnT",
wFissssas - follows
In ths Frsst Exposition ~ PAfts. wsre samples
from sevensy- I've different lncAltias f'nr ftcm tha
Unissd states Our isiseA was oi course, the
anest and The iasRest IN The coitertei world W eGt~
tsu, tua es.wesn cor sns island siAple there ws's
tsen sthss esaasties twsnlY sample superior 30
ksw Orleans faiddlihE
SThsy hare planted the seed q our 500 Island
lese staple ia fsdia, FgyT4, Asia Minor, Algeria,
Italy. Aria and many ether oeantriss, sRd are
xrtssns srade ef Gotten which surpsssos our Md
dling Orleaas.
aGrvwisE ssstes in these ossHtFicA hss new got
fsy sstsblsbed the sssi thing tsese paeple ever
hare, 80 prohasiy eSef can 10, ard they will ron.
tsae b Erow oettoa Superior 81 nshFt II ours, no
nsttef shai ths price The South hss icsI hy her
tfsssaA tAe ,ss, iAlng rhe hsd ths roairol ot
Tie ss,tcs market ard fear she viii never gei Il
back upJi eur price is down 10 Ave c~ats tc' year
ef iwo, sEs oar people nasi prepare To- grow & fe'
that or 10 manusaetsre all they caasrt cell North
Tor karers car g~t aleHe wiihnui sar cotIon, arm
posTy 81 ssyr
Thi stsiemsst scla,cs culy 20 Ihe ing resBc,i i'm
rsvvsmsa, IN the abte II yths ferrigu cotton The
intsasive xehia, Of Crest Britain sp1 .hs CONT
nant has slse been basy working the cverhrcw of
eer monopoly. improved msehissty nov spIst
saa saasss the shortest ahTs - fHrAl sni instead
ef requiring thfss peaa5s cf Amsf'eaa cotton o.
eas uf isdiaa, the proportion is said g. have been
Reversed - sceess,sly that prslad of American
sufAees 10 mir with ibrss ef IsdiAs.
10 thss ssw condition pf things We have -
have said, heoomc large tnporters of cotton grown
10 u4heT land. We farnish kat one third Of The
sapely Tor tgans Atlahtie lnnnss and srindles and
import freSa ga te ;sH nlfipa ygduis cf foreign
sStioa embodied in ioreign fahrics Tor lhs of
oHr esttss.Fre~ips sei ether citizens Nor s's
oar ewn .plndlss sad k-sus s,rsnEsTs = %" Tor
esxn fire DariaE the last fplT yesrs S,ir imports
Of saesign ra~ cotton have hoen N fci'ous