REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
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We have more fertie lands than any other patton, cin raise greater yar,eiy of products, and, il may be said, could feed and cothe the people of near ly all the vol Id. The home market Of itself, is whoi-

 y inadequate for such products. They have the foreign market, or large surplus, accompanied by great depression in price, mast be the result. The States of Ohio Indiana, and Illinois, if cultivated teir fullest exteat. could, of themselves, raise more than sufficient food 10 supply the entire botnr market. Missouri or Kentucky could more than supply it with hemp; already the State of Mississip

 pi raises mnre cotton than is sufficient for all the home market; Louisiana is rapidly approaching the same point te sugar; and there anGs enough adapted 10 that product in Louisiana, Texas and Florida, to supply with sugar and molasses nearl, all the markets of inc world. If cotton is depressed in price by tie tariH the consequence be

 paratye dliniautIsn of the product and the raising in it's place, 10 great exten, hemp, wheat, corn,