Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-15

Is enormous. Let Us send to
them what we have 10 over abundance, ana
rc.giv, from them what they are anxious to
dispose Of, and Che United States wi. become
what their position entities them 20 .e-tie
great center of the worlds commerce. Ea-
Gland is that ce1ter to-day. We can beat
England in enterprise, in skin, 10 ingenuity
Ia the excellence OF cuE fabrics, and i'm The ap1n-
dance and value Of or products, tEe trnIt oi
north and south, Of the Atlantic and Paainc
States. OF the vast plains that approach Hlo-
sons bay and bound tine R-cSy noun
tsine. OF the land chat pr--ut2 cot
ton, fax and all tire grand rmoI.-1s o'
the earth with a psoa9-ness known uo7aeI'
rre With all this we have the xii 20
transport these product g-srav yer the LuaRIJ
us9rlati5re call for food. and tie brains o.
make machinery w1ra out results unl--Ain-
able i'm any other country GEder the sun
When thssr brains have secured Tor Us Gus
t-ra-r.---. fox the raw material, but Tor 1ne
goods aa. Intelligent citizens have maa -i'''-
trr.T with o. degree Of excellence whose
superiority none en- Approximation o1.' chr
miro o-.. Inc worlds wealth viii be bound
/ i.-s s.I from our shores viii 70 food Tor tHe
Ie,,r.,r. ..,.lss f.r the naked, knowledge Tor
/ the i,ns.art. and civilization for the s@Vaso'S
I Of the whole earth. Ours VIII be the con
met Of skill. Of intelligence, OF inventive
/ r.,,r.r .f f5r-rsschi1g and deep-searcuia-
/ J..,4y.r-. One prerequisite We must have
/ t--l,. o. fro. as The winds Of heaven, tarlh
/ f,- revenue only, with those vino Will re-
J .;,--..i. with our Hbsrality. We must
no, be pent up, bound IN tea u '.1,
sbsf out from the worlds competition
and dwarfsd by obsolete ezpedlents uhue'
tbe name Of protection. Babies are pro
tscis3-rapooses are tied down to boards
Cbinaso feet aIe crippled-men face the
y-o-ld with the powers God has gwen theu'
with tine energy derived from battle WIN
,5vsr-a circumstances, and with the kno"l-
edge education has impaired. remove 'ue
band8rss. throw Off the swaddhng cIotnes'
olive t5s muscles liberty and the limbs play
aud chr commerce viii envelope the Worlu'
our star. girt flag will be as we'll known on
the seas as the southern cross and Charles
VAIN arc known where, in each hemisphere
men gaze upon the midnight skies. Ina.
we are not going beyond just bounds IN all
We axe saying, will be evident on reaain g
the following from the practical but shre"d
/ New York Bulletin:
The principal articles for these Asdatlc
markets are cotton goods, petroleum, h9u'
/ and clock. For the last mentioned, the oe-
mand is lesgening; bat cottons are figuring
much better. China takes the bulk Of these,
and Japan n greater portion Of the other ar
tIcle7. Oar commerce with both promises
this year 20 be considerably IN excess OF thaJ
! of its predecessor. The demand for our cot
| ton goods is steadily increasing, and mus.
/ c,rt,nne as long as our merchants keep up
/ d. standard quality Of their wares. Inc
/ h.. ism. as well as the French, had to work
qs - lously for long period to induce the
! Chinese 60 take their fabrics, and with what
! eject we have been made TO realize. Like
| exestons uust be made on our part II we
/ would achieve similar results.