...things in the West Indies, which is at present in a state of gradual maturation and development. ' tt is easy to foresee, that the small West India islands,...latter continue to give themselves up with the same ardMuf to the cultivation of MILMT, coffee, ami cotton. In the physical, as well as I in- moral world,...

...this latter country, render its cultivation more or less flourishing ; and expresses hie conviction that the small West India islands, notwithstanding...sustain a competition with the continental colonies. This conviction is founded, partly, on the Mexican sugar being almost entirely manufactured by free...

...this latter country, render its cultivation more or less flourishing ; and expresses his conviction that the small West India islands, notwithstanding...sustain a competition with the continental colonies. This conviction is founded, partly, on the Mexican sugar being almost entirely manufactured by free...

...sugar-plantations in the intendancy of La Puebla, which yield annually more than from 1,103,500 to 1,655,200 Ibs., almost all the Mexican sugar is manufactured by Indians, and consequently by free hands. " The possibility," says Ward, " of cultivating the sugar-cane beneath the tropics, by a system of...

...Guanaxuato, in north latitude 22° 30'. Is the Mexican sugar manufactured by slaves or by free hands ? Almost all the Mexican sugar is manufactured by Indians, and, consequently, by free hands. Was this the case formerly ? No, but the wars with England prevented the planters from obtaining a...