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The Daily Dispatch: March 5, 1862., [Electronic resource], The iron trade. (search)
The iron trade. --The London Mining Journal, of the 8th February, makes the following report of the condition of the iron trade in Staffordshire district, England, with a foreshadowing of the intentions of the British manufacturers: "Feb. 6th.--The iron trade keeps very dull, and the accounts are rather that orders are scarcer than otherwise. It is stated that considerable orders are expected for Canada, both for iron and hardwares, and that considerable quantities of both are likely to reach the Western States of the neighboring country, through British America, in violation of the Morrill Tariff." This announcement has aroused the ire of some of the newspapers at the North, one of which, the Philadelphia Inquirer, thus disgorges its wrath: "This intention of the English manufacturers, here so openly avowed, is in keeping with the cowardly and treacherous action of Great Britain in the Trent case at a time when our condition seemed to suggest — whether right