New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27


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Free Trade in NIeasrring.'
! HoRAcr GREELEY Esq.
SirAn article appeared in your paper of Tuesday the
18th inst. entitled above, which assaiIed reputation
for consistency aud integrity because had sued several eN
measrres who insisted and still insist that they Will 'io
late the law with mpunity and which article ntimaed
broadly and clearly that ue should sustain these 'o
laons BY their verdictsh0ug might not have occurred
TO the writer that this would have been violation OF their
o4,ls. replied this article in your paper on Friday
and on Saturday your long and labored reoder
bufeting III without rhyme or reason My ONCE may DC
worth 10 me this year. soething thousand dollars
provided these exmeasurers or whose awess yen
seem to appear the champon do continue TO inter
fere with and do You really think that this IS an Office SO
yery icraiire"? There twenty Measurers also, in
the Department. Who under the proyso, may make
some FIVE or six hundred dollars this year or you must ear
in mind tlla, your friends, the cx have taken considerable
portion OF the busnes and do you really think that THIS
is yerv great monOpoiy or that 1t would AFFORD living
for greater number If you had borne in mind that you
had dragged me into this debate By your mo doubt un
Intentionally Misrepresentation do You think II would have
been candid to charge me- you did, with appearing as
The champion Of compulsory measuring by authority:
or would have been candid you say that the Utica
case cited in my last not c all IN point you had
remembered that it proved beyond dispute, fst that my
opinions were the the subject Of inspection
,b., wore when IN the Legislature And consequently thar
vonr charge tha, could not gihstand the Sc.
Jctions of noce and pockei Secondly that it proved
th of most ross frauds in the article of -four in
thar nace which in the judgement Of the Legislature de-
r,,dd and obta,oed the interrogation Of compulsory law
Whe ON This point, friend Greeley viii remark that if
Won VIII take the trouble 20 call the Office OF Mr.. Ever
az, rho Flour you may learn that frauds equally
@ mo daily detected uuder his supervision in hi,
Won saam 70 hay. FORGOTTEN tina, was III. Senate
oc 1870 and NOT ha sci forth the ualpsctices
ba exstd under the old CORPORATION Measurers and il
~ I aSnS ,b., 50 obe !, Conmi,,ee with RI. narries
heor rbar, examned tho subject most thoroughly Your
a,nh on mis- noinr therefore should read thus but
saws hi, Senate COMMITTEES these free measurers NAV not
measure honestly they may be in pay Of one party they
may act as abiers in disputes and ayo the party which
gives them most CUSTOM SC Sc You approve of the pre-
e, s,s,e,n of measuring grain but drnu only 10 COM
Irng mon 70 emnloy Mr. (irout and his subordinate,
yon seem NOT 10 know that the peseu State act not COM
n,lso,, thar no man is Obliged TO have measurer unless
H. ,, h, M man calls one or suffers him 10 meas.
ure on board his boat or elsewhere unless chooses Your
opnion therefore, that Legislature has modified
Grain repeal OF compulsory inspections,
deuson succ far grain concerned, there no
compulsory provisions repeal There tcas section
ported in the law (Which IS TO take effect next Drcember
authorizing any and ere'y person to measure with whom
the parties interested might agree hut hls seciion was
stricken out leaving the two'ihd act OF ls2 which had
swept away all the previous abuses 10 remain IN It's iuil IN
tegrlty Now, friend Greeley don You think wond DC
your credit as good e'izen 10 support this law
"a, least uules YOU show the practice OF some abuses
under A. than it be nIimating Jures that il
must be tough Job for them give ime verdict under
y especially if you knew had tried every honorable
means 10 settle these disputes foGbearance had
ceased be virtue before commenced any of these
That there he abuses measuring parts the
civ where the State mot being compulsory aopera
tive and no employed very probable. And
might not be a,nss perhaps groces feeame and
cr,,6.r when they 90 10 such sces to save the measuring
fees instead Of sitting down TO lie their bags to watch and
- ,, ,b faca of tI- sfpshe Is rot nlaced on nm angl.
o foyfyo dres whereby the grain loses even the BEN
m of m own weight in setting) the halibn>iel filed re7p
aIoiiy 10 scoop considerable, below the level of the half
busbl l. mi not be a,niss saw for them 20 watch and
ee ,hst all this not done because snch practice might
ennb r ii hnes, speculsor 10 ,ndersell The fair dealer
ard sill make money lust BY the fraud he committed even
,hougb he should sell at the same prce he bought and of
co no vculd nor have S,,e measurer unless the Lu yer
demanded nra TIA, such rbiurs Ieol be done on lara
al ,lI .s r,, one N nroven by The foIlov,,, rase
which occurred TO, long since small cargo Of grain was
sold b one Of these gentlemen W no proposed and was permit
rod m easura and Jely.r il himself WAS sent 10 ,o,he
MORT and delivered and of course rsneaS,r.d When r
mn, ,.as oala flar1,r, , tho lne i, ,lis ,r, bo
one Of The most merchants he onrd that instead
or ay;ng il 49, Of ,nsss,r;,, ~. bsd les, ,f NC
ryo hnnlrrd bn>bss of ora;n IN; ,or, ,e,>,r,n.n, II,
however preferred 10 pocle the loss rarr ,a ,obls
or litigation and take care in fnrua ~ ,ye rsoIsr n,
,,-.r ~
I yon irsis, ,b,, ,,s Gu. b,a /, Af,,;,;,, ~
min, AI.,spr.r. rof i;rss;, s,,r',,s -, - ~ ~
;;,ne when ;be Ci,y and s H ~
whole STATE so far as the nopua,on vera coocsrnl IT,
was proper that il should ma IKE these annain.mc,rs IN
time IS when this population Las grown till i, fills an Ei
nsra ,s-