SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.
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The South Carolina Chronicle OF a recent date
has the following:


"One of The leading principles of the Whig
party of the South, has been the establishment
and encouragement oil manufactures, especial
ly these ior the manufacture OF cotton. For
years they contended for this principle, while
they have been opposed by The opposite party,
on the ground that the Southern region was a
dopted by ma ture for agricultural. and not man
u1acturing purposes; that any change from the
raising of Two or three staples, and the cuiiva
ZION ofthe SOIL would be detrimental to the in
terests of the Staies.'' That paper predicts thai
the Wing principle will triumph yet in South
Carolina. So we opine, and the evidence OF this
fact accumulates daily. 1t is really refreshing
to such views advocated in The Palmetto
State.