New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

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IMPORTANT WORK.
FOR MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, FARM
ERS AND POLITICIANS.
The .qMERIC.lN L.aBORER, derotcd to the cause Of
Protection 10 Home Industry, embracing the arguments
RSport and Speeches the abiest Cirifans OF the I'M
ted STATES IN (aror Of the Policy Of Protection to finer
lean Labor Nth the Statistics Of Production IN the O
ted Stats, &C. &c.
a, the office tf NewYork Tribune in large double
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stantial Price thiy one dollar.
contains among other valuable documents the follow
inc SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES.
Hon. WIN. Sade of Vt in favor ofa Protective Iariif,
with History of the Policy.
Hon. Jabez w HuunGton OF Conn III support OF the 10
licy of Protection to Home lndus1y
4. II. H. Stuart of Va. on the Tariff.
Hon. George Evans, of Me on the Iariit ana Revenue
Gen James Talmadscs Address before the Home Indus
Hon. H. G. O. Colby, of Mass. the Relations of Wealth
and Labo Address delivered at the Broadway tabernacle
Nrw-Yo ork before the American Institute
Governor Stewards Address before the Newfork State
Agriculture! Society. ,
Hon. William slade, ofvt. the Protection of Wool and
Hon Charles NJ Hudson of Mass. the Policy of Pro-
lection.
Henry
ricultur. as an Art and Profession
Mr. H. Greeley of \. Y at the Broadway Tabernacle, on
he following Resolution Res9lsed, That Protective
Mr. lanes S. Wadsworth of y. Y. Address before the
New-YorE State Agricultural Society
An Address prepared by Committee of the Home League
showing the necessity OF Protecting Tariff to Sound Cur
The same work also contains the following
REPORTS.
AUCTION Sales and Frauds on the Rerenue-By W. W.
Driuker. Of New York.
Irauence ,chicd Protection Home Labor has upon The
General Interests Of The Co4ny-By =. Z; ass., " l.
PIinciD{e Of Proiection-By Horace Greeley, OF y y
Cycncy and is relation to Protection cj dmercan
Industry.By q. Bacon OF " Y; -,
ntact,s Of Iron The Cocl Tfade and me lnn'J1c
f,g from Iron-By D. o. Kellogg ot Troy ,. Oakley o
Brooklyn and Or. J. c. Fisher, OF Va
Hardlcdre sc.-By J. T. Winslow, of Troy, \; y
Irood Screm..-By A. Hodges Of Providence, OF H. l.
Baton and Pin.-By Edward Cook
Jereir1-By I. Addison, Of n. y
Commerce, with Statisiics-By j. Gtinnell, of Mass.
Combs Brushes, J.c.-By j. fatt.
Sugar, aud susar Redntng.By n. \. Cox. ri.
'ophical and Chemical .4ppGrdtue-by DE- isher.
On H1tS-By j. r. Clark.
Manufacture of SrGw-By j. r. Clark
Cotton and Silky S Shepard, OF NorthaInpton' Mass.
Whaie and Cod Fishery vith satisfes-By James Ar
mold, of Mass.
GIqss-By T. j. Wakeman, of y. y
Reqdy Mide Ciothing-By \. 5. Baker
Uooi and Uooieus-By H. Shaw, OF Lanesbofo Mass
Leather and Shoes-By G. c. Davis.
Supplementary Report on Leather Snoring me .fssFe
roi rlaonnt of Irtac'ories of Leather Sadde,ies Tan
neri.s Mem fmpioyed, sc. in the T. S-By G. NJ Leupp.
Paper Amount number of Men Employed, Capital In
vested, SC.
bovnr tho number OF Men employed on Floor On Cloth
Carriages and Wagons, Tobacco Furniture Drugs ana
Medicine Paints ard D;eS, Musical Instruments tTunPow
der ranite Marble aad other Stone Brick and Lime Ma
'',;aa Gv6asnm-By 5. j. Bayard, Of Seneca Falls
Hemp and Cordag-, number oi RoP- Walks value, NC.
Printing Offices. Baderies DAILY ana weekly 'e"'P''
pers Men Employed Capital, Sc.
The Slk Cuitme-By Nlr. Bliss to the Legislature OF
Ohio-a very valuable Document.
Cotton, Crops Consumption, Export, 'eiue' &c
Tobacco, with Statistics SC.
Shoe and Leather Business Of Massachusetts
Sugar, with Statistics.
Wooden Manufactures, Cabinet Furniture, Specie
Emportatons, Countries from whence, value Nc'
.qsricuitwe-By Arr, Hon H. Denny, of Pi,'sburE
This work also contains the following valuable
STATISTICAL TABLES:
arrra-a,s Amount of Wool Tobacco, Rice, Cotton ana
Smear raised in the United States
Tariffs of Great Britain Russia, rance Austrit ehd
Prussia on American Flour, Cotton ana oehei
Merchandise imported value, Sc
Amount of Iron manufactured in each OF the states
Bituminous and Anthracite Coal raised IN tne :. o.
\pmber of Persons each of the States employer III az
riculture Maiu- Commerce, Manufactures ffo'es'iohs'
Navigation, &c
| Agriculture and Commerce, Nc
pr;css of sundry Hardware Birmingham
BESIDES other important Tables too numerous to mention
In addition the foregoing this work also contains nu
rou, Official Documents Original Letters, Essays and
Fi,oas on the subject Of American Labor many OF them
prepared expressly for the worksmons others we mention
the following
The Fundamental Fallacy of the Free Trade Economists
Ccmparatiye value OF Foreign and Home Trade-By VIM
Protection and The Farming Interest-By Nj Fisher OF
! Clermont, Ohio
Tbr Tariff Queston-By E. c. D-lavan of Albany.
! Ten Years OF Free Trade--ByJ. P. Kennedy, OF Md
What would Tariff do the Laborers of this Country
History of Protection and Non-Protection.
f7it Is deemed unnecessary 10 enlarge upon the ooh
tents The work undoubtedly forms the most important
and useful publication which was ever issued Oh
the subjects Of Tariff Protector;o Labor and statiScs
led tis the only complete and standard WORK i
| tsnt on these subj jects
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