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at Is cents per yard would amount
to 945,9t4,75.


About / ola pound of


cotton is allowed TO the


yard, this would require


2,160,732 lbs, and at s


cts. would amount to 1I2,695, ,2s.


Leaving a balance ----
against The crop of S732, ,519, AZ


For labor performed on the only ar
ticle we produce for export, and paid
TO the laborer of some other country.


Thus far for Mississippi as all indi-
vidual State. Bun she Is also one of
the United States, has obligations to
performs as a member of the Union,
and in mutual interest should be gov
erned in her intercourse by that sys-
tenn of policy, which will preserve to
the nation all its resources that can be
made available, TO afford the means of
protection against foreign aggression
and secure the integrity Ofthe republic.
Sell defence as an individual State
should dictate. that internal wealth in
our whole country is necessary to ward
oft any aggressions that may be at
tempted by the mighty power of the
nations of Europe.


Let Us suppose this amount of cot
ton at Mobile or New Orleans, placed
there by US and forwarded TO order to
manufacture the articles we consume.
Two markets are available on Euro
pean and the northern States Of our
Union. II the manufactured articles
come as cheap from one as the other,
which, as citizens ofthe United States
should we patlonise. My answer is
ourown country and preserve to it the
$732,5l9,47. Mississippisloses moth
ing. She pays it any how. But il
she send it 10 Europe it is lost to bel
lost to the nation, and adds TO the
wealth Of Europe