New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05
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IMPORTANT WORK.
! FOR MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, FARM
ERS AND POLITICIANS.
III, .gMERICqN L4BORER dsroied to the cause Of
Protection TO Home Industry embracing the 4rsunenfs
Reports and Speeches Of the abcst CtcthdnS Of The OH
ted States in fGrof Of tie Poicy Of Protection to liner
tcan LGbor ,rt Tie Statiscsc c Production IN the Cn
ted States, dc. &C.
The above sl, useful and valuable work is published
al ,, Office Of the New-York Tribune large double
column volume dou with cloth backs aud IN SUB
s;autia covers: Price only one dollar
1t contains among other valuis documents the ioio"
in- SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES.
Hon " IN. Slade, of Vt in favor ola Protective lafi,
with History of the Policy.
Hon. JaJez w. Huntington, of Conn in support o the 10
licy Of Protection to Home Industry.
A. H. ii. Stuart of Va. on the Tariff
Hon. George Evans, of Me. the Tariff and Revenue
Cen James Tamadges Address before the Home Indus
try Convection. :,
Hon H. g. O. Colby, of Mass the Relations of Wealth
and Labo Address delivered the Broadway Tabernacle
Ncw-York before the American Institute.
Governor Stewards Address before the Newly ork State
Agricultural Society.
Hon William slade, of VT on the Protection of Wool and
Wooens.
Hon. Charles Nj. Hudson, ol Mass on the folcy OIL r"
lection
John $ saywsrd of Me: the Elevation Of Meeha@ies
Mr. Henry Conan, of Mass on the Improvement oil As
ricul,ure as an Art and a Profession.
Mr. H. Greeley of " Y at the Broadway Tabernacle, on
the following Resolution: Resolred That Protective
Tariff is conducive to our National Prosperity
Mr. James S. Wads worth, Of ~ All Address before the
Ncw-York State Agricultural Society
An Address prepared by Committee of the Home League
showing the necessity Of Protecting Tariff too SOUND Cur
The same work also contains the following
REPORTS.
.qucion Sales and Frauds the Rerenue-By w. W.
Drinker, of New lork.
Influence which Protection Home Labor has upon The
General Interests Of The Co4ntrg-By G. Haysa y.
,ID De- RI n NY,
Currency and its relation to the Protection Of 7merscan
Indust'y-ByG. Bacon of n. Y.
Manufacture Of Iron, the Coal Trade, and the Manyac
res from hon-By D. o. Kellogg, Of Troy s. Oakley, OF
Hardware, 4.c.-By J. T. winslow, of Troy, n: Y.
Wood Screacs-By A Hodges, of Providence, of K. |.
Buons and Pins--By Edward Cook.
Jeweiry-By T. Addison, of Y.
Commerce, acith Statstics-ByJ j. Grinne Of Mass
Combs, Brushes, d.c.-By J. Platt.
Sugar aud Sugar Refning--By n. A. Cox.
Philosophical and Chemical .apparatue-By Dr. Fisher
On Hais-By J: R. Clark:
Manufacture of Straw--By ]. X. Clark
Cotton and Silky S. Shepard, of Northampton, Mass
Whale and Cod Fishery uiih Staistics-By James Ar
mold, of Mass.
Giass--By T. J. Wakeman Of \. Y.
Ready Made Cloihing-By A. S Baker,
Uooi and JooIens-By H. Shaw, Of Lanesboro', Mass.
Leather aud Shocs-By G. c. Davis.
Supplementary Report Leather, Snoring the assTe
gate amount Of MaMtacories Of Leather Scddieres Tan
ler!es Men Empt0yef &c. an the U. S-By c. NJ Lenpp
vested, &C.
Metals other than Iron--By Joseph Simpson of n. V
showing the number Of Men employed on Floor on Cloth
Carriages and Wagons Tobacco, Furniture, Drugs and
Medicine Paints and Yves Musical Instruments Gunpow
der Granite, Marble and other Stone, Brick aud Lime Ma
chinery, SC.
Gypsum-By S. J. B.yard, Of Seneca Falls.
Hemp and Cordage number Of Rope Walks yalne, &c
Printing Offices Bimderes, Daily and Weekly Ne~spa
pers, Men Employed, Capital, sc.
The SILK Cuiture-By MIR. Bliss to the Legislature OF
yaln
Cotton Crops Consumption, Export, Value, &c
Tobacco with Statistics, &c.
Shoe and Leather Business Of Massachusetts
Sugar, with Statistics.
Wooen Manufactures, Cabinet Furniture, SPECIE.
Importaions, Countries from whence, value, &c.
silk, &c
.qsriculturs-By Hon II. Denny, of rit'sburs.
This work also contains the following valuable
STATISTICAL TABLES.
AGGREGATE Amount of W co Tobacco, Rice, Cotton and
Tariffs of Great Britain Russia, France Austria and
Prussia on American Flour Cotton and ether Productions
Merchandise Imported value, sc.
Amount Of Iron manufactured IN each OF the States
Bi;umnous and Anthracite Coal raised IN the l. =
Number of Persons each Of the States employed IN >g
rcutre Mining, Commerce, Manufactures, froiess0Hs'
Navigation, &c.
Agriculture and Commerce, SC.
Prices of ,uudry Hardware in Birmingham.
Besides other important Tables too numerous TO mehtn'
In addition to the foregoing this work also contains nu.
lnerous Official Documents, Original Letters Essays anu
Editorials, the subject of American Labor many OF ifn
prepared expressly for the woTkamons Others We mention
the following:
The Fundamsnta Fallacy Of the Free Trade Economists
-Compatire value OF Foreign and Home Trade-By " M
Atkason.
Protection ard the Farming In,erest-By Mr. Fisher OF
Cermont Ohio.
The Tariff Questiom--By Z. c. Delavan, Of Albany ;
Ten Years of Free Trade-By j. P Kennedy, of Md
What would Tariff do for the Laboers of this Couttry'
History Of Protection and NonProtecton
o. Ii is deemed unnecessary 10 enlarge upon the Con-
tents The work undoubtedly forms the most important
co,yenie, and useul publication which ISSUED on
the subjects Of the Tariff Protection Labor and Statistics
o the Agriculture Commerce aud Manufactures OF the ln
ted States the only complete and standard work ca
tant these subjects.
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