ssuth Carslina.
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This State is suffering severely BY rea-
son Of the drouth Of the past summer.
The extent Of the failure Of the crop be-
comes more Alarming as the season ad-
vances. What are the resources Of the
people to buy we are not able to say, tho
it is said there are many very poor peo-
pie in that State. With money, or the or
binary means of purchase, they will not
suffer for want Of food. while the supply
is so extensive from other States. This
State gives indication Of a change to some
extent, in her present mode Of employing
her capital. The northern and middle
portions Of it are well supplied with wa.
ter privileges; and as the cotton can be
raised in such proximity to them, cotton
goods can be manufactured cheaper in
South Carolina than in those sections o
country where the cotton has to be obtain
ed through the agency Of transportation.
Charters for manufacturing establishments
have been granted by the Legislature, &C
that liberal opportunity is now presented
to such as may wish to enter into the bu-
siness in that State. We are satisfied thai
the time is not far distant, if it il not now
present, when our ports may be thrown
open to woo,len and cotton manufactures


with impunity to cur manufacturers, be-
cause we are or shall he able to manufac
ture and sell cheaper than any other par
of the world. No doubt the cry Of pro


tecfion will always be heard, because whel


the doors Of our ports are shut to all ma


tions, our home manufacturers can set thei


own prices.