, 1870-06-02

not euterfb. Ne1ts; ssasfn1. n.cf,;.,.u
ii, ,s42t 80 sy1ss1ta, ,Aefa 81 eyer inYsrt.
ed nor NAn1ctured i ssvhg Gchine. Print
ing pFseaes n@aEly s50, ,000s he gtxld-renoTn-
ed Eating ssssea are NJ Hsaasyivsni. in
sTens ssns; = saa1Se @s g. etsTsa Nag pg: s,idges: and
EotkiRg to tkis. She ussd b have good eun-
smit1h and fnventorE; hks Derringer: and
Sharps, the pistol and rife man, did his best to
establish his Arns-fActog in philadelphis, j.
though he was IN Eastern mau, but the manu-
faeturers were looking efter protection instead
ried On to Hartford, and now sharpe
himself has put up = little mill IN
West Phi1ade1phia. Out OF two millions
Of exports Of wooden. ware, buckets,
furniture, eaw-horses, atc-, & &PennsvlvaniA
counts nothing added She put nothing to
cotton goods only Sc, 600 out Of four and half
millions. OF Yankee clocks, known III oyut
the world, Of which We sent away 5A00, 900
worth last year, Pennsylvania made none
Carriages, like those Of Abbott, Of Concord,
OF Nh!ch We exported 73oo, 900 worth, Penn
tural implements We sent sway $3.50, 900 worth,
to'which PennsylvAuih added Just e, $50, or
less than 1-10O. These 4re the Articles which
characterize Anerica abroad PeunsylvauiA
cannot make them. She is after more tariff.
Phdadelpnlas exports are her young men who
Canada 70 States where they lesrn publio
spirit CocRo1orum is her editor, and kelley
and Morrel are her statesmen. yotinc fnr
their interests, and. eingular1y enough. Nor
1el Was Yankee pedler. The great rnAnufac-
tures Of Pennsslysnia are Of the rude xud
republic have to carry them. Petroleam Is
her chief invention, and that had to behave in
. very oily way, or they would have Kept II
down. Enough has been said to bear out my
statement. It is for Pennsy1vania to make
tho moral Chuck over the begging manufsc-
into this question OF republicanlzing the
th1es- Pennsy1vania, ike all the country, ia
growing poor by too much protection, End
Philadelphia is growing stupid BY advocating it.
! believe IN the better d1y for Philadelphia
but, as Mr. Smith, OF tho Philadelphia Library,
says, she wants mora Yankees, she wants i'm
migration 2. to develope her, from the East aud
West, Ike Texas. Ona cannot help thinking
Of what Oliver Wolcott vrote About her dale
cation In Congress to his father, in February.
l7sl, when Philadelphia was the capital You
can recognize the same general character, ag-
EraF2ted by high tariff iucivility:
This State ( (Pennsylvania), though very
ofhcious in obtruding their opinions, will have
but little influence The power and respects
oiity, which persons not acquainted with thsir
Anaira attribute to them, Is ideal. 4 great
portion Of the members are ignorant man;
heaven; many have suffered under the
sconrges of European tyranny, and net under
the influences Of old prejudices and habits
though their present condition ia entirely iif.
ferent from any (which they formerly expe-
r'enced. Zeal for liberty. the principles Of
which they do not understand. and envy Of
abilities and Industry which thoy cannot omu-
late, induce them to raise objections to every
measure Of government. II they were com
pact nnsf9sm body Of people, governed BY the
present disposition to advise. they would be
formidable; but tho deaulto1y project Of
Quakers, Tories, antl-Feds, Ge1mans, and
E1shmen, who mutually despise and hate each
other, will be insufficient to overcome the
great md substantial influence Of property
and reaeon in this State.' Gam.