New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09
IMPORTANT WORK.

FOR MASUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, FARM
ERS AND POLITICIANS.
TIE .1lfERIC.iN L.4BORER, decoted 10 the cause Of
Protectionio Home Industry, embracing The arguments,
Reports and Speeches Of the ATTEST Cirittans f the I'M
ted States aJaror Of the Pohcyt Protection 10 inner
Labor oitie Statistics Of Production IN the UNI
ted States, &c &c.
The above highly useful and valuable work is published
az tho Office of the New ork Tribune, large double
column volume done up with cloth backs aud in sub
stantia covers: Price only one dollar
1t contains among other valuable documents the follow
ing SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES
Hon VIM. slade, Of VI favor ola Protective Tariff
with History Of the Policy.
Hon. Jabz W Huntington, of Conn in support Of the Po-
licv of Protection TO Home Industry.
A. II. II. Stuart, Of Va. on the Tariff.
Hon George Evans, Of Me. on the Tariff and Revenue
Gen. James Tamadses Address before the Home Indus
try Convention.
Hon H. g. O. Colby, of Mass. the Relations of Wealth
and Labor Address delivered the Broadway Tabernacle
New y ork, before The American Institute.
Governor Stewards Address before the New-fork state
Agricultural Society
Wooens.
hon Charles NJ HUDSON of Mass. the Policy of Pro-
lection.
John s. saysard Of Ne. the Elevation of Mechanics
Nh Henry Cornan, Of Mass the Improvement Of Az
riculture as an Art and Professions.
Mr. Fl. Greeley of n y at the Broadway Tabernacle,
the following Resolution: Resoired That Protective
Tariff is conducive to National Prosperity"
NrJames S. Wadsworth of \. Y an Address before the
New.York State Agricultural Society
An Addrrs, prepared BY Committee of the Home League
The same work also contains the following
REPORTS.
AUCTION Sales and Frauds on the Rerenue-By w. w
Or.uler Of NewYork.
lns,lce which Protection Home Labor has upon the
General Interests Of the Counhy-By &C Haven y: T.
Prineiple O.; proiecton-By Horace Greeley, Of NJ y
Cyrencu and its relation to the Protection Of american
Industry-By c. Bacon Of \. Y.
Nannfacture Of Iron The Coal Trcde and the MGnuj1c
lures from Eon-By D. O. Kellogg, of Troy s. Oakley, OF
Brooklyn; and Dr.. J. c. Fisher, OF Va
hardware, 5.c.-By J. T. Winslow, of Troy, n y.
Hood Ser.cs-By A. Hodges, of Providence, OF X l.
Buttons and Piri,-By Edward Cook
,Jewei,y-By T. Addison, Of \. Y
Commerce, Nth Stqti,tics-By J. Grinnel Of Mass
Combs Brushes, 9.c.--By J. Platt.
Sugar .go' and Sugar Retinine-By \. A. Cox.
Philosophical and Chemical .lppcratus-By. Dr.. Fisher
On Hats--By j. r. Clark
Manufacture OF SirG,c-Bv J. r. Clark
Cotton and Stik-By S. Shepard, of Northampton Mass
ItIqie and Cod Fishery NTH Satisfactorily James Ar
mold, Of Mass.
G,ass-Bv T. J. Wakeman, Of " Y
R.nfu Mdde Clothing-By A. 5. Baker.
ITooi and Uooisns-By Fl. Shaw, Of Lanesboro', Mass
leather and Stoes-By G.. C. Davis
Sunnementary Report on Leather, shorins the qgsre
sot emo,.nt Of laactortes Of Leather Saddfe,!es Tan
n,;eS Men Empoyed 81. IN the T. S-by =. VI. LeuPP
Paper Amount number oil Men Employed 'api'1l IN
'e MI, other than Iron-By Joseph Simpson, Of n y
h,ir the number OF Men employed on Floor o.! Cloth.
= ;,css and Wagons Tobacco, Furniture, Drugs ana
udicfns Paints and Dyes Musical Instruments GunPow
der Grant, Marble and other Stone, Brick and Lime VA
chinery, &c. -, r. coo, E,lie
I'm and Cordage. number of Rope Walks, value &C.
PIN Offices Binderies, Daily and Weekly Newspa
n.rs Men Employed, Capital, SC r,.or
Tbs SiIk CuitWe-By Mr.. Bliss to the Legislature
rtio-a ysry valuable Document
oH ro,on Ciops Consumption, Export, Value, &C.
,robacco with Statistics, &c
Shoe and Leather Business oil MASSACHUSETTS
Snrar with Statistics.
Wgnl,n Manufactures Cabinet Furniture, Specie
Ior,,riops Countries from whence value, sc.
s ssr1en Ill. Hon H. Denny, of Pit'sburg,
~, work also contains the following valuable
t' STATISTICAL TABLES.
.r-rsr-rs Amount OF Wool, l ooacco Ri1e' N'' A
sr5f raised In thu United States. I'D
Of Greet Britain, Russia, France Austria and
Pnssis on American Ylour Cotton ana 0'nef
NIrcbandize Imported, value sc.
Neche~..H IRON manuiactared in each Of the States
pioinous aud Anthracite Coal raised IN the I. ,:
f Persons in each of the States employ IN A
ricutlre, Alhi"e' NO''Ae'N@
"a, a5;cnlturs and Commerce, Sc
aasSsar snnd1y Hardware in Birmingham.
other mportan, Tables numerous TO mention
10 the foregoing. this work also contains nu.
IN nfcial Documents Original Letters, Essays and
on the subject Of American Labor many OF them
prspar-d expressly iV' TIC WIZ o
me Faacy the Free Trade Economists
omnaratiye value of Foreign and Home Irade-6y T" m
Pl,scrion and Farming Interest-By Nh Fisher Of
clz5moT4[ ,r;g ouestion-By e C. Deavan, of Albany
tn ~, vars of Free Trad--By J. P Kennedy Of Md.
Wal would Tariff DO for Sh- Laborers Of this Country
t " ne, Of Protection and Non-Protection.
|; Is deemed unnecessary enlarge upon the Con-
The work undoubtedly forms the most important
and useful publication which ever issued on
Of the Tariff Protection Labor, ard STATISTICS
s t Agriculture Commerce and Manufactures OF the MI
a states III is the only complete and standard Work e1-
an, on these subjects
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