The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-02-16

Two stars condescended 10 some things in
| hls communication which i cannot nBtica
suSh - lne ''tWo-b BIZ afidavits" ETC., put
1 VIII say this m uch. 81 Il were the man who
| made the affidavit. I would demand an er-
! PLANTATION Of him. The only point trorflu ~
| notice In the letter Of the double star ofthe
state by the Legislature, Is the ASSESSING
ana receiptlng and going through the forms
| as II they were going 70 pny The taxes. and
/ paying the assessor aud collector therefror1
when there ure no taxes paid. I recommend
| this Legislature 10 pass e law eXemptfur
/ All Woolen and cotton machinery from tag-
| alton, straight" without any CircumlOcu-
| tion. and II there are any doubts about the
! eonstltutlona.ity OF the law that they iu-
'Htute the proper means 90 amend the
| constitution.
have made this letter So long that disc
ike 70 commence new topic in favor OF
| manufacturing, bur as one man that can
| write has presented himself before the pub
/ Tic ln opposition TO manufacturing Gene
orally, must crave your further iuduI-
| genee while give three examples OF the
influence Of manufacturing upon the world,
| not Georgia alone nor New England, but
| Old England and the whole world. m Won
VIII refer Co your map YOU Will find chat
| England is about az large as tho free State
OF Rankin "couuty" and yet England is
known aud respected everywhere ns the
mistress OF the sea. Well. how is Nc possi-
Ole that few square miles OF territory
could get and maintain the character and
authority OF mistress oi the seq. not bv the
commerce or agricultural pursuits, not by
ierthlzlnF or high cultivation OF the SOIL
no, not IN every 3crc Of land produced two
bales of cotton or two hogshtads OF sugar.
out by her manufacturing interests Her
great wealth Is produced bv mantuuIatiuo
the products OF other countries which re-
CURED large merchant marine for fs
proper distribution, and prodtnble az
change, which again requires by thc laws
ol commerce, navy to protect d. and each
being the friend and promoter OF the other-
the nation Was made wealthy and tle vov-
eminent strong by the good sem Sc and Dub-
lie policy ott1e people.
New England proftcd by the eXampIe of
her older relative and commenced manu-
featuring at az early day OF Our national
existence. and our government awaited
itself OF the teachings of CIav ,,I
Webster and adopted what was iDo,,.,'
as the American policy and the sotor
manufacturing interests W hich have t,s.ir
England the proudest and richest nation op
the globe, have placed our Government ,l-
most on an equal footing with that prnuB
monarch that not only commands ths s,.s
ou1 c"lnPel- much OF earth 10 pay her uib-
ute and respect.
Ihcn % Wc VIII come nearer home apd ma
"A later DAY. under tho hll ouartlinu ,f ,,,,,
republican Institution, and rcttr io a. snrt,i.,'
NhicIl ! cam as worthy cNcmplar ol ths
tia'h Ihit make upon our present I.tsta-
lature. | think we WIZ then see th4f 49,.
oollar mat Georgia gives in the way of e,.
emptlon nom taxation. or ian tbo ,psr t
bounty, has been repaid her lcn- folj il tI,.
increase OF wealth, and therefore mo ir-
creased taxation ia every county and nai.i-
bnrhnof where q cotton ftcturg I.s &c..
established, ''' "''"
10 Two stars is rs sharp as he prctepda a.,
De ! don't see how lac can overlook tine adj
Xantages that appear iu Georgia. I'm Now
England aud Old England in favor of man.
'mct4tinS; or is he au old llard-sheU ,gbo
sun cHnEc To thc doctrine that Go &. contrary
10 she VIII OF the great Creator 90 mako
railroads, 10 dig down min and GU 'mi, ~
hollow that IL the Creator wanted fhc
ground level lac would have made IL $50.
anu ht Who now attempt, Co violate this obi
Jaw Is worse than an intdcl and bath denied
'hc faIherF D. NJ. WEss0N.