Each separate table or particular compilation of statistics will afford food for at least an hour’s profitable reflection; indeed, the more these figures are studied, and the better they are understood, the sooner will the author’s object be accomplished,—the sooner will the genius of Universal Liberty dispel the dark clouds of slavery.

TABLE NO. XXVI.

TONNAGE, EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF THE FREE STATES—1855.

States.Tonnage.Exports.Imports.
California92,623$8,224,066$5,951,379
Connecticut137,170878,874636,826
Illinois53,797547,05354,509
Indiana3,698
Iowa
Maine806,5874,851,2072,927,443
Massachusetts970,72728,190,92545,113,774
Michigan69,490568,091281,379
New Hampshire30,3301,52317,786
New Jersey121,0206871,473
New York1,404,221113,731,238164,776,511
Ohio91,607847,143600,656
Pennsylvania397,7686,274,33815,300,935
Rhode Island51,038336,023536,387
Vermont6,9152,895,468591,593
Wisconsin15,624174,05748,159
4,252,615$167,520,693$236,847,810

TABLE NO. XXVII.

TONNAGE, EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF THE SLAVE STATES—1855.

States.Tonnage.Exports.Imports.
Alabama36,274$14,270,585$619,964
Arkansas
Delaware19,18668,0875,821
Florida14,8351,403,59445,998
Georgia29,5057,543,519273,716
Kentucky22,680
Louisiana204,14955,367,96212,900,821
Maryland234,80510,395,9847,788,949
Mississippi2,475 1,661
Missouri60,592
North Carolina60,077433,818243,083
South Carolina60,93512,700,2501,588,542
Tennessee8,404
Texas8,812916,961262,568
Virginia92,7884,379,928855,405
855,517$107,480,688$24,586,528

TABLE NO. XXVIII.