New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26

Speeches of Hon. r F. Marshall, on Alcohol and In
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IMPORTANT WORK.
FOR MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, FARM
ERS AND POLITICIANS.
The .4IERIC.qN L.ABORER, deroted to the cause Of
Protection TO Home Industry embracing the arguments,
Reports and Speeches Of the Gbies Cri!idns of The Uni
ted States aror of the Policy Of Protection TO finer
can Labor cith the Statistics Of Production in the Uni
ted States, &c. &c.
The above highly useful and valuable work published
at the Office ofthe NewYor Tribune, large double
column volume done up with cloth backs and in sub.
stantial covers Price only dollar.
1t contains among other valuable documents, the follow
ing SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES.
Hon. VIM Slade of VI in favor ofa Protective Tarlf,
with History of the Policy
Hon. Jabez w. Huntingdon of Conn. support Of the Po
cy of Protection TO Home Industry.
A. Fl. H. Stuart, of Va. on the Tariff.
Hon. George Evans, of Me. the Tariff and Revenue
Gen James Ta!lmadses Address before the Home Indus
try Convention.
Hon. H. g. o. Colby of Mass. the Relations of Wealth
and Labor Address delivered at the Broadway Tabernacle
New York before the American Institute.
Governor Stewards Address before the New-York State
Agricultural Society.
Hon. William sale, w, the Protection of Wool and
Woolens.
Hon. Charles NJ Hudson OF Mass the Policy oil fro-
lection
John s. sayward of Me. the Elevation of Mechanics
MI Henry Coman, of Mass. the Improvement OF Az
riculture Art and Profession.
Mr. H. Greeley of n. Y at the Broadway tabernacle, ON
the following Resolution: Resolred That Protective
Tariff is conducive o National Prosperity"
Mr. James S. Wadsworth of ~ Y Address before the
New-York State Agricultural Society.
An Address prepared by Committee of the Home League
showing the necessity Of Protecting Tariff toa Sound Cur
renCy.
The same work also contains the following
REPORTS.
.1uciion Sales and Frauds on the Rerenue-By w. w.
Drinkcr, Of New York
Influence ,rhch Protection to Home Labor has upont
General Interests Of the Country-By c. c. Haven, ~ y
Principle of Protection-By Horace Greeley of n. Y
Currency and its relation TO the Protection 81 4me'lcan
Iadustry-ByG g. Bacon OF n. Y.
Manufacure of Iron the Coal Trade, and the ManJ4c.
hres from IronBy D: O. Kellogg of Troy; S Oakley OF
Hardware, 3e.-By j. T. winslow of Troy n: Y
Wood screm..-By A. Hodges, of Providence, of R. l.
Button and Pin BY Edward Cook
Jeret,J-By T. Addison, of n. Y.
Commerce, with Statistics-By J. Grnnell, of Mass.
Combs Brushes, S.c.-By J. fla,r.
Sugar, and Sugar ReGnins-By n. A. Cox
Philo-ophicGlaa Chemical .4pparatue-By Dr.. Fisher
On Hafs-By j. r. Clark.
Manufacture Of Sbaw-By J. r. Clark
Cotton and Sik-By S Shepard OF Northampton, Mass
Uaie and Cod Fishery rifh StGtistics-By James Ar
mold, of Mass.
Salt, EGrthenrGre, &c.
CLASSIFY T. J. Wakeman, of y. y.
Ready Made Clothing-By A. S. Baker.
Wool and H-oolens-By H. Shaw of Lanesboro' Mass.
Leather and ShoeS-By G.. C. Davis.
Supplementary Report Leather shoring the 7gsrs-
gate amount Of Man tactores Of Leather Sadderies Tan
neries, Men Employed, &c. IN the u SBy c. NJ Leupp.
Paper, Amount, number of Men Employed, Capital In
vested, Sc.
showing the number of Men employed Floor OIL Cloth
Carriages and Wagons, Tobacco, Furniture, Drugs and
Medicine Paints and DYES Musical Instruments Gunpow-
der Granite, Marble aud other Stone Brick and Lime Ma
Ggpisum-By s J. Bayard of Seneca Falls
Hemp and Corlage, numhc Of Rope Walks, value, &c.
Printing Offices, Binderlrs Daily and Weekly NewsPa-
pers Men Employed Capital SC.
TIE Sil& iultus-By Nh Bliss the Legislature of
Ohio-a very valuable Document.
Cotton, Crops Consumption, Export, Value, Sc
Tobacco. with Statistics, SC.
Shoe and Leather Business of Massachusetts,.
Sugar with Statlsucs.
WOODEN Manufactures, Cabinet Furniture, Specie
Importations, Countries from whence value, &c
.qsrieuit,re-By @ Hon. II: Denny, of fPittsburg.
This work also contains the following valuable
STATISTICAL TABLES.
Aggregate Amount Of Wool, Tobacco Rice, Cotton and
SurlI raised in the United States
arNs of Great Britain Russia, France, Austria and
Prussia on American Flour Cotton and other Productions
Merchandise Imported value, SC
Amount Of Iron manufactured in each OF the States
B;tuminous and Anthracite Coal raised in the u -
Number OF Persons each Of the States employed IN '
riculture, Mining, Commerce, Manufactures ffo'eso1s'
Navigation, &c
Agriculture and Commerce, &c
Prices of sundry Hardware In Birmingham.
Besides other important Tables numerous to mention
In addition the foregoing this work also Contains MI,
m-rou; Official Documents Original Letters Essa!s ana
Editorials t subject Of American Labor many oi them
prepared expressly for the workamons others "e mention
The following:
The Fundamental Fallacy Of the Free Trade Economists
CompatatiYe value OF Foregn and Home Trade-By WIN.
Atkinson.
C!ermont- ONO.
Tan Years Of Free Trade-By J. P Kennedy of Nd.
af would Tariff do for the Laborers Of this Country?
History Of Protection and Non-Protection.
- IS deemed unnecessary enlarge upon the Con-
,nTs The work undoubtedly forms the most important,
ard useful publication which issued on
,b subjects the Tariff Protection Labor, and Statistics
- ,bs Arrcultue Commerce and Manufactures of the nl-
,a states RI the oGly complete and standard work
,an, on these subjects.
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