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entirely out of view, said Mir C., but, on ge- neral principles, without regard to their in- terest, a certain encouragement should be extended, at least, to our woollen and cotton manufactures.

 This nation, MT c. said, was rapidly chang ing the character of its industry. When ma tion is agricultural, depending for supphes on foreign markets, its people may pc taxeG r its capacity. The nation was, however, ra- pidly becoming to a considerable extent, a manufacturing nation.