Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
PROSPECTUS
THE AMERICAN LABORER.
2
OF

TT INDEX the above title the subscribers Will pub
~ lish, on the LIST of April, 1912, and on the LIST
of each succeeding month, Magazine of Facts, Ar
guments Statistics, Speeches. Editorials, &c. SC,
devoted exclusively to the advocacy and defence to
to the policy of Projection TO AMERICAN LABOR
against the selfish and grasping policy of Foreign
Nations, especially of those with which we chiefly
trade which shut out of those ports the great bulk of
Products, and especially those of our Free Labor
while they glut markets, bankrupt Merchants,
depreciate currency and amish our LabOrers and
Artisans by pouring in upon the products of THEIR
skill and Industry, on the easy terms proffered
them by our low and non-Protective Duties This
Magazine will infexibly and ardently advocate the
true American Policy of countervaiing these gross
exactions of Great Britain and other Nations by
system of direct, avowed Protection of our HOME
INDUSTRY which shall be thorough and efficient
The AMERICAN LABORER will affirm and
maintain the policy of encouraging and fostering by
wise Legislation the establishment and growth in our
country of new yet feeble branches of industry,
such Culture of Silk, the manufacture of whatever
fabrics of Wool, Cotton, Iron, &c. may be neces-
sary for the supply of wants, and to secure
and perfect our independence. 1t will demonstrate
that the true and permanent interests of all but espe-
cally of the Agricultural and Working classes uni
versally, will be nallibly and sgnally promoted by
adopting and carrying the Protective Policy and
that the Wages of Labor, the average price of its
Produce, and the aggregate Product of the National
Industry, will be surely and largely enhanced thereby
In short, this work is intended 10 form complete
textbook the friends of Protection and thorough
refuation every point, of the perncious falacies
put forth by the foreign and misguided American
apoogistS for the policy of One-sided Free Trade
The AMERICAN LABORER will be published
monthly in large octave form, each number con-
tanning 30 large double column pages of closely
printed matter. Each number will contain great
Speech, Report or other convincing document, and
variety of shorter articles The work will form
one complete and comprehensive volume of 3S4 large
and fair pages and will be offered to single subscri
bers for seventyve cents each three copies for Two
Dollars five copies for Three Dollars, nine copies for
Five Dollars, or twenty copies for Ten Dollars :
Payment is required in advance, IN all cases. The
lowest possible price has been fixed in order that its
circulation may be rendered universal, should the
work receive the appreciation of the public.
The several Home Leagues, Agricultural Societies,
Mechanics Associations and individual friends of
Protection throughout the Country earnestly soli
Laborer.
GREELY g. McELRATH, 80 Ann st. Y.
New York, March A, 1912. sss s
The first number of the above work is now ready
for delivery, and single copies may be obtained from
any of our agents or newsmen at st cents. The fol-
lowing are its contents: ~
l. Introduction-(T o the publicly
il. Mr.. SHADES Speech-( Editorial.)
III. The Great Home Industry National Conven-
ton, &c.
w. Resolutions PASSED at Convention of the
I citizens of Bristol County, Mass.)
! v. What of the times!
/ vi. The necessity of Protection to the Farming
! interest.
i VII Mr.. SHADES Speech-from to % inclusive.
VIII. Agricultural Statistics of the u S.
TX. The necessity of Protective Tariff to a
sound Currency
i X. Where stands N. York!
i XII. Universal Free Trade.
XII. Manufactures and Imports
/ XIII. Speech of Mr.. Morris, of Pa
i XIV. Prospectus-CThe American Laborer)