The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18 00:00:00

PROTECTION TO EMIGRANTS

AT an Adjourned MEETING of RATEPAYERS
interested in the EMIGRATION TRADE of the PORT of
LIVERPOOL, convened byCircular, and held on FRIDAY, the
13th February, 1851,
Mr. 111. TIERNEY in the Chair,
It was moved by Mr. FRANKLIN, seconded by Mr. Atom,
60MERY, Sen., and carriect unanimously,
st,—That the charges, of fraud and dishonesty alleged against

Licensed Emigrant LOdging-house Keepers and Agent. Zrthe
-press, are not founded in, truth ; that the insta' .-s •of •fraud
.discovered by the Police-court are confined t. few designing
-men, with whom the class.of Licensed Lot ng-house Keepers
and Agents have no connection or co rol over; and that
-being wrongfully associated with the • , they consider it•to be
their duty to publicly protest again any such connection, and
ate maintain before the public th • character:for integrity and
fair dealing.
Moved by Mr. THOAIAS LY • cu, seconded by Mr. PATAICK
MAHON, and carried unani
2d,—That in the opinio if this Meeting it is the interest of
.those legitimately enga7 d in trade in connection with Emi-
;grants, that the trade in 'honestly and respectably pursued,
'that as a class they h e and still do suffer pecuniarly as well
ias;(by imputation) character, from the small band (which
lor want of more stringent laws) are permitted to prey upon
..the unwary Emigrant.

Moved by Mr. D. RoEttNsoN, seconded by Mr. S. BARNETT,
and carried unanimously,
3vd—That a Society be formed, to be called "The Emigrants'
and Householders' Protective Society," whose object shall be
r-justice to both; to protect the Emigrant from the fraud to
which he may be subject from the class of men referred to .in
the foregoing resolution, and thereby protect the Licensed
Householders and Agents in the honest prosecution of their
legitimate occupations.
:Moved by Mr. TnotuAs Ts
HILL, and carried unanimously,

v, seconded by Mr. SAmugL

.4thLTbat a respectful Circular be drawn up, signed by the
-President and Secretary, setting forth the object of the Society,
and a copy sent to tlae incipatllerchants, Town Council, &c.
.of Liverpool, also the Clergymen of every religious denomina-
tion•in the United Kingdom.

Moved by Mr. FRANELIN, seconded by Mr. JAMES HART,
and,oarried unanimously,
.sth—That the foregoing Resolations be published in the Li-
verpool; Newspapers, and that IV Deputation wait on each of
the Eassenger Brokers, stating The views and objects of this
+ociety, and to solicit their co-operation.
A Committee of nine, with the Chairman, Vice Chairman,
:secretary, and Treasurer„ having been appo►nted, a vote of
Thanks wl3 given to the Chairman'for his able presidency, as
.also to other Gentlemen, for their valuable services in the for-
imation.of the Society.

301iN,111:GARRIGLE, Secretary

COLONIAL 'PRIZES
OF 4200,

TO TIM: WORKING MEN OF GREAT BRITAIN
AND IRELAND,
• FOE -EWYS ON THE FOLLOWING:‘ eUESTION
!Whether. doas a Policy of Centralising the Manufacturing
Arts in Great Britain, or one of 4iffu.sing them through the
Colonics,.. offer the Greeter Adrantages to the Working
People of the British Isles; .and ,is ,such diffusion more
(likely to be attained by a system of Colonial Protection or by
.one.of Free Trade ?"—meaning by " Colonial Protection"
that the Colony should protect its .infant manufactures,
whether or not Protection as a principle is.foipd-to suit the

circupastancesOf. the mother country.
THESE PATZES are Eight tuber, viz. :
475 for the. hest Essay on the ove,sulkject ; £5O for

the second best ; mad for the sextpitt order of merit, £3O,
.elO, .t'2 .
.es—in all

This surit hag tuk.ia- lodged in e Bank of Scotland for the
parpose,and HUGH TENNEN Esq.„-of WeIIpRTIC, WILLIAM
CAMRBEIA, Esq., of Tillich an, and BAILIE. MIVCHELL, of
Glasgow, hove undertake o act as Judges. . The money is a
joint contribution of A. Colonists, earnest friends of the
Working Classes ; and .1 WORKING Mr;s7 of the United King-
dom, whatever be • views in regard to Free Trade or
Protection, or,Collip al matters, are invited to compete for the
Prizes—the sole a ject in proposing such being todraw the
minds of the Working Classes to the policy,v,hichis' demanded
by the best interests of themselves and their children.
The Essays to-he sent Free to the Honorary Secretaryof the
West of Scotland Beciprocityand Native Industry Association,
G. SUTHELR,LA'ND, Esq.. •40,L,Buchanan-street,, Glasgow,on or
before the Ist of .May, 1851. This postponement, from Ist
January, 1851, has liecome
.necessary, owing to an erroneous
idea having arisen„that tbe advocacy of one set Of. views would
be more likely to be looked:on _with more favour than,others.
N.B. To applicants enclosing a Postage Stamp, Mr, S. will
give any further information re,rired.

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