FORTUNE OF A FACTORY OPERATIVE:
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A young gentleman from South Carolina-weal: thy and near relative of distinguished free trade Representative in Congress from that State=-took trIp to Lowell, last week, for the purpose of ma king some examinaton into the thanuiaclurlng sys- tem. The closer his examination, the stronger grew his opposition to the whole system The day alter hs arrival, friend took him into one of the mills, where he had an oppurtunlty ot seeirg inc operatives at their looms. He came out. with better opinion o the system than he had before en- tertained. He made second visit. alone, and re: turned still more in favor oi the policy which had made Lowell what it Is. Altef third visit, he proclaimed himself a thorough protective mah& His conversion was so remarkable, that 1t became apparent there must Dc some invisible agency sume, hing not seen by mere spectator oi the sone and mortar composing the factories. or the soild machinery within. -

 Some surprise being manifested at so rapid change oi opinion, the South CaTolinian proceeded to give an explanation. and quite romantic one 1t

 is. 1t seems that his vision had teeh dazzled by one ot the beautiful girls employed in the mili- that some machinery had been at work around his heart, more powerful than any in the mits- m word that ne nad stuSin her sOtqaun1tsn~e end at- ter few interviews, solicited Her hand th mar riage. He was accepted. and the wealthy southa erner was SO o.eryed at his good fortune. that he could scarcely contain himself. He was perfectly enraptured. He swore he was the happiest man alive-and to testify his joy. he went into one bf the stores, bought pair ot pis 'ls. and 'ed sG- istfe with them before the mill, where his iaf oe. rative was at work. He is to be married shortly, and proposes to make tour of Europe, soon after his marriage He is not only tariff man, but bet- tet than lhis-he has come to the determination to establish a cotton factory immediately in South Carolina So much for woman's love and WoInans charms, in overcoming sectional and political pre- iudces. The fair tactory girl has. in the gallant Sou, herner not only an ardent protector, but an e. oualy wa, m protectionist we doubt not her nresence will make one barren spot. in the South. blossom like, the. rose--she being the .inmed'ats occasion of the establishment ot one of opf North. ern factories among inc sand wastes and pines of Carolina. We withhold the names of both partes' for obvious reasons, and we trust the gentleman will excuse this general reference 10 an affair so a- greeable and pleasant in i,self--and one which may be attended with important political results ' .FaathestEt .fnsesftGn.