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C. Edwards Lester, Life and public services of Charles Sumner: Born Jan. 6, 1811. Died March 11, 1874., Section Seventh: return to the Senate. (search)
the average value per acre, and in the value of farming implements and machinery. Here is a short table. Free States.Slave States. Number of farms873,608569,201 Acres of improved land57,720,49454,970, 327 Cash value of farms$2,147,218,478$1,117,649,649 Average value per acre$19.17$6.18 Value of farming implements$85,840,141$65,345,625 Such is the mighty contrast. But it does not stop here. Careful tables place the agricultural products of the Free States, for the year ending June, 1850, at $888,634,334, while those of the Slave States were $631,277,417; the product per acre in the Free States at $7.94, and the product per acre in the Slave States at $3.49; the average product of each agriculturist in the Free States at $342, and in the Slave States at $171. Thus the Free States, with a smaller population engaged in agriculture than the Slave States, and with smaller territory, show an annual sum total of agricultural products surpassing those of the Slave States by two h
C. Edwards Lester, Life and public services of Charles Sumner: Born Jan. 6, 1811. Died March 11, 1874., Xix. (search)
the average value per acre, and in the value of farming implements and machinery. Here is a short table. Free States.Slave States. Number of farms873,608569,201 Acres of improved land57,720,49454,970, 327 Cash value of farms$2,147,218,478$1,117,649,649 Average value per acre$19.17$6.18 Value of farming implements$85,840,141$65,345,625 Such is the mighty contrast. But it does not stop here. Careful tables place the agricultural products of the Free States, for the year ending June, 1850, at $888,634,334, while those of the Slave States were $631,277,417; the product per acre in the Free States at $7.94, and the product per acre in the Slave States at $3.49; the average product of each agriculturist in the Free States at $342, and in the Slave States at $171. Thus the Free States, with a smaller population engaged in agriculture than the Slave States, and with smaller territory, show an annual sum total of agricultural products surpassing those of the Slave States by two h