Manufactures and Agriculture at ihe



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The attention Of our readers vii! be arrested
by two articles in this days Tribune from ih'
lSuoannah Republican, fonc on the fourth page
and the other ON this on the subject oil Manu-
faclures and Agriculture at tue South Inc
Republican has recently been accused by one O.
the many reckless and dishonest Loco. FoCo papers
which are trying to lie the Country out OF the
Tariff, of being lukcwarm in the Wing cause anc
disposed to fight shy of the Protective Policy Sc
broadly and unequivocally avowed by the Wings
every where throughout the Union. This charge
was of course utterly groundlcss as We knew at
tho time and if the Editor who made it can read
the noble articles from the Republican which we
print to-day, and not blush to the remote tips Vi
his cars, he will prove that his imPudence IS even
greater than his rnalignity.


To one not acquainted with the secret springs
Of Public Opinion at the South, her bitter and
unrelenting opposition TO the Tariff and to protect
ing the Labor of the Country would be matter
OF perfect astonishmcnt. Nosection of the Union
80 much needs Protection, or, under healthy
state of public sentiment, could make 1t so emil
nontly subscrvent to the prosperity and happiness
of its inhabitants, as the South. Under It's fos
tcrng hand her sterile fields would all smile with
profitable harvcsts her useless and vast water
power would be brought into active and profitable
play, the hands of her poor population constantly
EMPLOYED, and the entire face of the country
there, physical, social and political, would undergo
an almost magical changc-would she, as Is
urged upon her by the Savannah Republican,
cease her unreasonable and childish repnings
and envyngs at the prosperity of others and 20
seriously about attending to her own interests,
developing her own vast and almost llmitess
resources and doing the great and mighty work
that lies before her cleaning in the future,
This she must and will do: the Intelligence OF
Freemcn is already beginning to work irress'ibly
toward this most desirable consummation and
we hail the expression of such true and healthy
sentiments as those We to-day copy from the
Republican, as the harbingcr OF a speedy and
most gratifying fulfmcnt by the South Of its
lofty and glorious destiny.