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PLANTERS AND MANUFAcTURERs.--ln
ferior cotton has been sold in Jackson the
past week as low as three cents per pound.
Let us protect the manufacturers, eh2--
The south has been magnanimous, truly,
in casting votes 10 reduce their oTn labor in
order to benefit the north But, pray what
will we do for the generous hearted man
ufacturer, now pining away on .ftly per
cent. profit, when he finds that the south,
unable 10 sell her cotton at living rates,
has become unable TO buy his manuiac.
lures at living rates Certainly, the poor
ly provided backwoods planter, who voted
for Clay and protection, cannot be so void
of generosity in that emergency, as to
compel the northern manufacturer to fore
go his carriage and four: his living: his pa
lace halls: his wines: his bacchanalsl o
no! that would show base feeling for the
American manufacturer the poor ruined
manufacturer Unless. however, there is
not something prescribed shortly by DR..
Cartwright, we are very much alarmed
that, like the dog in the fable, dropping the
real bone in the stream TO get the shadow
also, the manufacturers will find, in at
tempting to monopolise the profits OF both
home and foreign trade, they have been
left without either Reformer.