New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17
Home rps,,..ry Convention.

i meeting OF the NSysYoKx hoas LsAGuE TOT tie FRO
lection OF AMERICAN ISpusrST, aud the promotion Of re-
cIsRocAL COMMERCE held last evening II the ReposS
tory. large delegation appointed 10 attend the Ma
onal Convention be held at tie L. urn this city,
the lSs 81 October, ana among other proceedings, The
following Resolutions Were passed Those publishers
throughout the country who friendly to the patriotic
views contained therein, and cindependeni stand taken
by The Home Lsague, sciGg above Party strife. bat united
in favor promoting eli imeriea- interests n prTeae.
any oatcr, Ill please give publicity the foloving;--
Resoiye Thai the principles OF National economy
required by our tfoe and growing couay can be hes. de-
veoped and atured By The practical intelligence OF its
own ctizens-the yeoaan'y ar.ixans and independent
la5Orers OF the Land.
Rsso2rd. Thar the mantenancs OF these principles the
dissemination OF their practcal rrsG and the advocacy OF
Home interests, nntranmeled by sectional or party bias,
has been and the special object OF the Home Leagues
thoH ghout the country.
Resaced That the success which has hGs Ear crowned
iabOr particularly the South West Tie establish
GcD OF over one hundred ragueS II; favor CT Domestic
iada>;ry and reciprocal commerce. log TIER With the pas
sage HONE LEAGUE TASigT, Truly called Gy Senator
tbs state, national a4ir, sucIeni pledges o! The
utility our Associations and that tney deserve the SAME
from the Press that they receive ua he People.
Pss5.veG That ls hanks OF the New YORK STAKE League
esiG-ny those decided friends OF Hone In
dusry and OF the protection Of cur abors instead o.;
foreign capitalists Who, molly resisting ilr political jig.
Cling sectional and o-egn naEen:r >eyegcd Inc chains
Party. ana passed TdrId IN favor o. le couRi;y. All
| I'rs their patriotic example.
ResoteG That ths existing Farm, although not lauiss
in riug particulars, the wdoIe, model Of
elaborated protective system, suited 20 our Revenue and
satisfied with, and any attempt 10 REPEAL OF renode would
have Suicidal eitsr the est Interests oi the country
ReoVsd, That the prr.at important 81 SIS N eia.
ton 10 the protective measures just gong INTO opera
hon Pretended Free Trade and sectional JeaI0D,ie> a!
home ana the convusvc struggles OF ieregn rivals stu en-
danger their security and threaten TO undo wha a with
much ,lcu!ty al last been well done. Al uhSeepng
vigilance therefore tile Part OF all the home
Leagues and Mechanic and Agricultural
country prevent what has been passed by the
! present Congress being repealed III the next.
HeyoLreG, That the gooG effects OF The present farm are
already witnessed the accomplishment Thousands
working and women thus relieved on the dread OF
;dud thousands aboal 10 share IA It's bless
ng> all OF whom rely the restoration Other former state
prosperity and Iat the policy u Protection VIII nct
again be abandoned or disturbed
ReS0svtd, That the uniformity and permaneHcy o! our
Revenue Laws giving 10 Domestic Industry
settled principle and accoruan with the sue
ceul practice Prussia and other nations which REJECT
The Free Trade alaces of England, long preached but
prdcced by Ger An honest protection OF Onr own IN
better than pretended preference Tor that OF
! Others.
Resolvea That the various Leagues lormedn Ibis country
and all Agricultural Mechanic and Manufacturing A>Socla
TONS together It'll Corporations ana Societies interested
in Domestic improvements Railroads, Canas and the USE
u Arts generally be earnestly enoned 10 send delegates
10 the National Convention 10 assemble tins City on TIE
18th October Ee1t-aud where no Associations on Toe
principles OF the Home League exist that those interested
their will take measures 10 establish them
and their interests 10 be represented al the Con
| veniiOn. {. I. tihN EN-, CHAIRMAN.
| : n Cp,pIv Secretary SIT