Wrong.
Workers were paid a small pittance for each item they produced. No Mississippi cotton plantation slave was paid a cent for the cotton he produced. In addition, the textile worker had the option of quitting and moving on. Something a Mississippi field slave could only dream of.
You are telling me that I am "Wrong" about textile mills in the North being dependent upon slaves?
I think you miss my meaning. Without the slaves producing cotton, the textile mills in the North cannot produce fabric. The mills are literally dependent upon the cotton the slaves produced.
I wasn't making any reference to their workers, I was making reference to the origins of their raw material.