New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-14
Home Industry Convention.


Gay. pursuant to notice at The Lyceum of Natural
History, 500 Broadway. Gen JAMES TALl-
MADGs. Presiden, Of the Home League, and of
the Convention in april, took the Chair; Gea
Mahlon Dickerson OF \. J. Vice President, L. D.
Chaplin and y. W. Carroll were Secretaries. a
Business Committee appointed a, the morning
session, which IN the afternoon. reported in favor
Of the continuance Of the National Home Leag1e
organization by the CHOICE OF ofcers fe7 tne ensuing
yea. recommendde the preparation and publica-
ton Of ar Address 20 the People Of the L. States
under The supervision of the Central Committee; !;
aud submitted The following Resolutions, which
after considerable discussion. we're adopted-vIz:
Rescl-ed fha; the Ders OF TINS Committee welcome
the this Anniversary. brngs with il proc. that
labors have been vaI;i-la the scrp:rc the
P-spie wter. extended arf ut encouraging
maintain sound PRINCIPLES preference 10 party requ
at.isi Procctnn to Asl-rican Industry wherever
Developed E:c promotion o. oa Agricultural ooHaeFcia
and Manufacturing interests and the maintenance az Foreign
trade on principles oil JUS; reciprocity.
ReseiSea That our inst duty American cItisen, pre-
ference 70 e couifJ ~bIcA i lbe lana OF our orh or tc
mainain those pr,ncipes which wifi prosperity
OHe OF these principles we beeve be that OF iO>terag ali
u ihiaHF"i ufsu and u.euI ar, >aI HAY ieni 10 our
>Gppo!t and independence Nati"n TIL, Convention
therefore, openly ;atrs the ground a all The revenue
cessd!y economical iibci al administration O the
Government ,heuid he lev!ed hy discriminating
the Protection American IrustrY, ,e encouragement OF
te u>eip arts and ihe support our Nseral iniepet-
Resotued, That any policy By wa1h adequate Protection
10 hnisrican Interests 20 te ,uhveded world b- goia
i!dl OF the privileges NOW accorded - the Industrious an
s!te ieg ci'lfens ;sose capt. and isno ere ihVo'eu
10 o n'p5cai ;o!c>ts Agriculture, Manufactures ana
Mechanical pursuits and would. moreovsr be nlFsa'!on
Of aat trst reposed Government riIch 50 esse-
u2. ttGd TIE People ana ;s STATES TO tie Union.
Footed, That t' ConSenoi N common VIII: thc tree
Industrial clas,., throughout the country approve t gen
era! principle OF Protection Tor . sake OF Protection, not
luc.denai, horizontal and least OF aiI accicenta bat
liberal, w. dige,t., and, whaicve, npcreclion,,
acceptable Tariff being passed, without compro-
?s", by the in. pendent oi te Trends HoHe In
,usrv il viii l,. our determine and ro,t Jealous aim 10
guard from repeal or lbs insdious aacss of hreling
pscse, IN orrg interest AMI ron being sacrificed by Sec
lloue pOtIca! enemies base, revolving ltiends.
ReSoed, Tet AZ the example OF e Utcd sates III Oh
:eTpg Reel proca Treaties, upon Free Trade principles,
has cUuneracted by system OF Foreign pol
icy, svorng portion OF our Home Products 10 the
Teai dsparrtemeu 0! eers, and has been decidedly
reiuicia 10 the general interests of the country, doe
rational honor nmd welfare 10 be just ~ regard 10 oou
own State rs vel a. friendly 20 ores nations aA4 VIII
ct aianina!Og b-nl srrt Of inrTnaucnrl trade, We
oush. matsls essential r..iis and io-;er the
growth add independence OF Country III preference
any other.
ReSosed That the protective promotion OF the arts of
pea constitute an integral par OF the strength aud
irnty of Nation and deserve rs d-iense patronage
CT Government uuc Naries Stan'iing Arn,-- II
Is ie decided opinion therefore, ol lls C@nventlc tlai
Country require, the formation of Home Department
devoted the Industrial interests Of the Country, inciud-
p those Ci Agriculture. Commerce. Manufactures Mining,
the Fisheries Internal Improvements, which n conec-
toH with Commissioners Of TIE Customs, should steadily iul-
ash rePoriso Congress aud tie Country a largely when
Legislators may be enlightened aud our citizen gene
rally he benz. flied.
Resolved That the members OF this Convention repre-
enng the uaitrd Home Leagues ot the whole Country
di.calD, they have done bind allegiance 10 any
party uniting with the ependen, ana true ircnds oi
Home all parties, they seek 10 advance the gen
era welfare of III. Whole Country by the diffusion OF Patti
otic sentiments and the practice OF Invaluable American
principles.
The following are the officers of the National
Home League elected for the year ensuing, viz:
Presi6ent-Gen JAMES TALLMADGE.
1T Vice Pre.ident-Gov MAHLoN DIcHERscN, Of ~ J.
2d =" JAS. BREWSTER, OF Connecticut
80 JAS. ". THOMPSON cf Delaware.
Corresponding Seeretary--r. b wAKEMAs, OF do
TreGsurer-wM. 6. LAMBERT ot do
Central Committee Counci!-Joseph Blunt. N Y,C
C. Hnver, n. Y, A Chandler, n. ", Jas d. Ogden n
samas Oakley BROOKLYN C. Campbell. ~ III ~
drphu Wm. B. Kenny, D. Putnam, Mass Joseph 'finne'
New Bedford
The Convention adjourned to meet at the same
rlace Tsis Eccning at o'clock, when all trlehds
OF the great cause of Protection to Home Indus
try who may be in the City are earnestly invited
to attend and participate in It's DELIBERATIONS
The place is Just opposite Niblo's Garden, where
The Great Fair is open.)
The CELEBRATIoN.-UPo the return Of the
Procession to the Park, speeches will be made by
SAMUEL STEVENS and JoHs l. LAWRENCE, Esqs.,
giving we presume, important statements con-
,erning the PROCESS and completion OF the great
Croton Aqucduct We hae made arrangements
20 publish an EXTRA Immediately nfier the dis
I'LL |,
account OF the proceedings OF the day, with nc
curate reports OF both these Speeches. Those
who wish full account Of this great estivity Tor
themselves, or to send to their distant friends will
iust step across from the Park to our office, 100
Nassau street, and they viii find it ready. Price
,nree cents
.Thi. success in New-.Jerscy will give us
Locos another Senator in Congress, ~ the place
Of Alr Soulhard, deceased.
Epcniug Post of last night
Well, ncishbor, whom do YOU propose to send
Vroom or Wali or Gov Dckerson As the
Locos we're great Protective Tariff men in Jersey
all through tho canvass, hope they will noi
men please TO nominate
T.. S. Isn't tllete screw loose somewhere
about tina; Senator Telius, Post!
CENTRAL Clay COMMITTEE OF THE City OF
NGw-Y -YoRK.-Tha above Committee net on Ned
nesday evening fer Inc purpose Of choosing officers.
fhe Committee is composed .! abou, one hundred
members Delegates from the various regularly or
sanizcL Clay Associations OF lhe City.
j. N. REYSoLrs, Esq, was unanimously eiec-
yd President, JAMES NELLY and PHILIP BRis-
SELL, Vice Prc.ijents, and Mcs.rs. DopGg of tbe
Tenth, and CARNsS OF the First Wards, Secre-
;arics.