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/ ANOTHER COTTON FACToRY.-lt will be seen by
Mr.. Duff Green's advertisement, that his facto-
ry, at Falmouth, is now in operation. We chronicle
this fact with the utmost pleasure, and hope the
worthy proprietor will reap the full harvest his en-
terprse deserves. This is the third cotton factory
in our immediate vicinity; and all, we believe, are in
successful operation. The old Plymouth Company
have become famous for the excellent quality Of
their goods the Fredericksburg Company is coming
rapidly into public favor and we are told that the
elm Factory" is supplied with the best machinery
which could be obtained. Success to them all. Our
merchants and planters ought to make it matter OF
conscience to patronise them the extent of their
power-Frsdericksbur Recorder.


This is the true spirit, and should be thoroughly
carried out. Yet we are informed that, few days
since, whig tariff merchant of this city asserted
emphatically that he would not buy yard of fan
mel of the Richmond Wooen Factory, as long as it
was under the management of a 'locofeco" Though
the fabrics made at this establishment are as good
and cheaper than can be procured at the north,
this gentleman, under the influence of party preiu-
dice against free trade and the "locofoco" party,
and at a sacrifice of his own interest, will pass
by the establishments at his own door, and seek an.
other source of supply, simply because the prac-
teal and experienced manager of the factory here
is opposed to the restrictive policy, and cordially
believes that the tariff of 1876 affords ample "pro-
lection" for the manufactures Of woollens This is
I" protection Of domestic manufactures" with ven
geancel Though this is far from being the practice
Of the tariff merchants of this city, this case shews
to what extent party feelings will actuate a great
many. For similar reason, we see great many
persons in the south, who were formerly thorough
freetraders and went to the verge of qualification"
now the most ardent tarifites because of their idol
airy for Mr.. Clay.


Encourage the establishments at your own door
That is the true protective policy for the south.


Richmond Enquirer.