q. estimate Of IN p!a;n Cotton Goods as having
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of estimate Of al PLAIN Cotton Goods as having
eest,at least.so much the square yard % cents
.leu, 20 now)-~ben IL hl- Speech on the Tariff
.. ,hat year Mr.. Calh5uu said


Put will no doub, be SAID fhey far esta blished
I'D suaon of tke Country favorable 10 their growth
7he1 The necessity o ailvrdng them Pfoecion III II !"
al t.su Jeyonc the reach Of ecnt,rserev.


This is a good reason but not the whole rea-
m We aze anxious that each Nation should


o It's own work, - far as it may DO without en-
eunterIrg any Obstacles from Nature The oP-
ste course, 20 which ,E.c Journal n'i-cs U.s. OF
ting The English try to understIi our "ofkmen,


nd VIC retalis,e by trying to underse!l theirs,
nigh, fo:a sces,u be sport to the Importer and
shipper. bu. would inevitably be arrangement


nd death TO the Laboier. 1t would ensure great
,ctiyity Of business, 10 be followed by periodic
md pro!ractcd deptcesions, which Trade may lie
N its cars and outtidc but Labor sinks under
let us rather make our own Cloths, and let Eng
aud make hers, undisturbed.


That most Cotton fabrics have been somewhat
higher this wear than in lo42, when Cotton was
oweq; and Business greatly depressed, - nave
-epratedly stated. That Cotton Goods wcrc not
s9ld to cur People in ~ on the terms asserted in
the Journal, has been demonstrated by Fan
Play in It's own columns. II Is always easy 10
PICK cut some labllc that sold at stated pfice at
one t:nc and compare 1t with some one that Is
nov selling higher o lower, as the interest Of the
writer fcqIes; but that proves little. We are
sure that no better assortment Of Cloths either
ts quality or intrinsic value could crrr be bought
n our City for $4,000 than eau be bough h, now
for that sum All know that both Cotton and
WOODEN fabrics have lately fallen very materially
we see Caliooes offered for sale III our columns al
foe cents yard others at one TO .huc cents
iorcr than three months ago. Domestic De
Lans at % to 81 cents, while we used to bug
Foreign at So to Is cents or course, this result
tas been hastened by excessive and unwisc In
portations; but the great increase Of Manuiacto
rics and Manufacturing under tho p!esen, Ia.
nn would have ensured ii any Row. And
now, II any description of fabrics can be made
materially cheaper than they arc sold, we are
sure ;hcy soon wW he, il VIC only keep the Ia
riff steady, 50 that Capital and Enterprise shall
feel tha: they may safely venture into the busi.
ness ol producing them. II the TarIfites arc too
stupid OF too srasping TO do this, NC will engage
10 persuade some benevolent, short sighted Free
Traders 10 take hold and effect il.