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COFTON-SOU ERNEADVANTAcrc


England has been endeayoring Tor several ra- l'0'
10 render her manufacturers independent oi ,p.
country, by raising Cotton in India. Her Gus MS
ments, perseyered in for some time. and n,odt e'F
der the most favorable circumstances have 'D'
signalIy failed, and she is now thrown boon 'OH
state of entire dependence upon the Sor,h' ,'"O
States of this Republic for a constant suDnlr ~
this great staple. Hence her anxiety to d1 ob'.;
control over Texas 1.-The finest, sugar and co,,a"
growing country in the world


We congratulate the Southern Stntes pnorn
important and enduring advantages That .,.S'
which has heretofore enabled them to escoro IN ir
ovilsof absolute poverty and bankruptcy, !, ' vo'
destined, we trust to be to them source If ~
crensing wealth and power. Slave labor ~. ~
general rule, is indispensable to its successful
tivation; and this fact will account for that ,0;.
of phiIGnthrophy among British Statesmen nt;'" ""
would destroy this institution in the Son,hos1
States. With the aid of Texas, we shall ~"
hold Great Britain at arms length with cotton
string. She will make no war upon us, when ,ba
first blow would stop her manufactures h. -.
priving her of cotton, and thus turn loos. nm.
her millions of starving subjects. We have bor
bond for the peace of the world. Let it be bsn
prudently but firmly, and let US strengthen i a,
we may fairly and honorably. The tide of wealth.
and enterprise, like that of emigration, must flow
to the South. Give us now revenue Tariff ana
sound system of fnance-give us equal law,
and equal rights and we shall ask no favors f,or,
the General Government