From tie JacksOa SoqAroa
BUILD UP THE HOME MARKET
FOR COTTON.
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A great lnaEy Otton planters have lld
he flauering JUNCTION to their souls thai e1..
ton, OF good qualify and in sufficient qqan,
titles TO supply the British MANUFACTURED
could not be made in British India. We
have always held that this was an eU0S
and that 1t would one day be found lballhs
persevering energetic Efforts oFIhe gOveu
ment of O. eat Britain TO effsc. this su,J-i
would be crowned Nth success. We
hold therefore tha, the true coVrse Of lhs
cotton planter is To encourage our oTa
manufactures. and leave.il TO The enlsTra
and Indomnlable spirit of our Yankees
compete with Great Britain for The sale 81
manufactured goods, in foreign malEsh
AT all events. the more MAJ kelS we have
the better, and, by gradually bulltlog up
our own, we shall be better preRa.tt
meet the crisis when Great Britain declaas
TO take any more OF our cotton. Ihh She
will Go this whenever she can raise the ah
ticle to SUIT her in India, there can b. %
doubt, and that she will so raise If ia lnii
we believe, aud have for years BELIEVED
there is i lst as liule doubt Read lhs @F
lowing, aud tell Us if il does not besn5 p
look like IT,


From the Washington cOrresPondel'a @
the ". Y. Tribune.


The arrival OF the Acadia gives u'i
piece of information, likely perhaps 70 y
overlooked in the eagerness Of more PI0a'
inent mat ers, but which, neyerinees'A
pregnant with more important tases
reference to our commercial prsP@"
than either the annexation Of Iexss -
occupation of Oregon. Until whhh !"
last few years, little attention has been
wakened by the silent, steady ADD Tel..'
vering efforts of Great BrTan. % ll',.
duce the cotton culture in her Eaa ll1-
possessions. We have occupied ogis-''
with abusing her grasping capacity 70 -.
ing her conquests from Fort Geofge
afghan territory, but have enEfe'y -
looaed one OF her great oblecIs' w.
cure sufficient supply OF cotton d.. ~ =,
manufaclori-s in the event Of zoe Hnpo'T N
lion from the United States beng CO..
BY any adverse course of events -
rort of the committee Of Ibe D0iT
hamoer Of commerce. received u 80 -,
land, Just before the departure o. - ~ ,bs
dia, indicates the success with VIZ ..,,o
experiments in the cultivation o. sg., 80.
from American seed ave PfoSII1i
"The crops of Bourbon and Ssa ,,--,1bsi
Oh the bank OF the Krishns. are :. Ns6
as luxurian.. and the success oi to5
Orleans ppear 10 be beyond Q oo9s,' ''@s Is
"Your committee trusts lhal ne ~ 70
drawing nigh when we shan sseh GA.
calculate on regular supply ., 0,.als,e5 sIs %
tori These statements are eatoa saars II.
alarm Our Southern brethren - vab
dulaine in The fantastic dream, . ., @onog
he s;d Of Texas. they are abosi . e-ossss i-g5i
oIize the sspply Of cotton Tor lne i. Bn,isb
market While we rave al 'D' sxsngs
thirst for territory, We folio" -, NC fls
and al The very moment "nsn "a,l. Bri.
boastine of our own power 10 guy s.,PF,lb ne Sc,
isb manufa ctures, by with h'Aou'Ns sof Gr.sl
nle material. the Governmenl ...6,Ilg %
Britain is employing itseh suSs, ,,S's On hsf
cuI,lva.ing the Important ar. az iiglo usF
own soil. and in forcing heT ia0,'ss ''-o.rs cor,
markets. twill be wise y which, 10
selves for coming events .a,,.elvss aP-
shadows are insi ObIrudihg 'S'


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