New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10
IMPORTANT WORK.
FOR MANUFACTURERS MECHANICS, FARM
Frs AND POLITICIANS

FOR MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, FARM
Frs AND POLITICIANS.
The .4MERIC.7N L.4BORER derotedt 10 the cause Of
Protection 10 Home Industry embracirs the arguments
Reports end Speeches Of he Gblest CiriGns Of the t
ted States IN jaror Of The Policy Of Protection 10 4aer
lean Labor uthfhe Statistics Of Production IN the I'm"
Tie above highly useful and valuable work is published
at the office OF the Newlorh Tribune large double
Column octave volume done mp with cloth backs and IN SUBJ
stantial covers Price only one dollar.
II contains other the follow
ing SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES.
Hon VIM sa.e, Of VI in favor ola Protective Tariff,
with History Of the Policy.
Hon. Jabez w Huntnc Of onn in supper, Of the Pc
cy OF Protection to Home Industry.
a. H. H. Stuart of Va on the Tariff.
Hon. George Evans of Me. the Tariff and Revenue.
try Convention.
Hon. H. G. o. Colby of Mass on the Relations oiwea,h
and Labor al Address delivered the Broadway Tabernacle
New-fork, before the American Institute.
Governor Stewards Address before the New-fork State
Agricultural Society.
Hon. William slade, VT the Protection of Wool and
Woolens.
Hon. Charles VI. Hudson, of Mass. on the Policy of Pro-
lection.
Johns sayward of Me. the Elevation of Mechanics
Mr. Henry Coman of Mass on the Improvement of Az
rculture an Art and Profession.
Mr.. H. Greeley Of n. Y. the Broadway Tabernacle on
the following Resolution: ReSolred That Protective
Tariff is conducive to our National Prosperity"
Mr.. James s. WadSwortl of y Y Address before the
NewYork State Agricultural Society.
An Address prepared Committee of the Home League
showing the necessity OF Protecting Tariftoa Sound Cur
rency.
The same work also contains the following
REPORTS.
AUCTION Sales aud Frauds the Rerenue-By W. W.
DTinker Of NewYork
Influence cAich Protection TO Home Labor has Upon The
General Interests Of the Counby-By c. C. Haven, n y
Principle Of Professionally Horace Greeley, OF ~ Y
Currency and It's relation the Protection Of .4mercGn
InGustly-ByCi G.. Bacon of y. Y
Manufacture Of Iron the Coal Trade, aud the Menmt4c
tres from irony d. Kellogg Of Troy $ Oakley oil
IFood Screps-ByI, Hodges, of Providence of r. l.
Buttons and Ptss-By Edward Cook.
,Iejcslry-By Z. Addison, OF \. Y.
Commerce. NTH Sta'istics-By j. Grinnell, Of Mass.
Combs, Brushes, 5c.-By J. Plat
Sugar and Sugar Retning-By n. A. Cox.
Philosophicqlaad Chemical .4pparctus-By Dr. Fisher
On HGts-Bv J. r. Clark.
Manufacture Of Sraw-By J. r. Clark.
Cotton SiikBy S. Shepard, of Northampton, Mass
Whale aud Cod Fishery, wtth Sctistcs-By James Ar
mold, Of Mass.
SAT-, Eqri[en,rare, SC.
CLASH, T. J. Wakeman, of y. Y.
Ready Made CIothins-By A. S. Baker
Wool and W0OlenS-By II. Shaw of Lanesboro', Mass
Leather and Shoes-By G. c. Davis.
Supplementary Report Leather sho,cins the .agsre
gate amount q laJccores Of Leather, Sddde,ics, Tan
neries, Men Empioyed &c. in the u S.By c. NJ. Leupp
Paper, Amount, number of Men Employed, Capital In
vested, Sc.
Metals other than hon-By Joseph Simpson, of y. Y
Carriages and Wagons, Tobacco, Furniture Drugs and
Medicine Paints and Dyes, Musical Instruments Gunpow-
der Granite, Marble and other Stone Brick and Lime. Ma
chinery, &c.
Gypsum-By 81. Bavard, of Seneca Falls.
Hemp and Corlage, number of Rope Walks, value, &C.
Printing Offices, Bndcries Daily and Weekly Newspa-
pers, Men Employed Capital, Sc.
The Six Cuitre-By Mr. Bliss TO the Legislature of
Oho-a Yer. valuable Document.
Cotton, Crops Consumption, Export, Value, SC.
Tobacco with Statistics, sc.
Shoe and Leather Business of Massachusetts,
Sugar, with Statistics.
Wooden Manufactures, Cabinet Furniture Specie
Importaons, Countries from whence, value, sc.
Silk Sc
.qg,4culture-By Hon. H. Denny, of Pittsburg
This work also contains the following valuable
STATISTICAL TABLES.
Aggregate Amount OF Wool, Tobacco, Rice, Cotton and
Sugar raised in the United States.
Tariffs of Great Britain Russia France, Austria and
Prussia American Flour Cotton and other Productions.
Merchandise Imported value, SC.
Amount of Iron manufactured in each Of the States.
Bitumnous and Anthracite Coal raised in the L. 5.
Number of Persons each of the States employed IN AZ
ricuture Mining, Commerce, Manufactures, Professions
Navigation, SC.
Agriculture and Commerce. SC.
Prices Of sundry Hardware in Birmingham
Besides other important Tables to mention
In addition the foregoing, this work also contains
merous Official Documents Original Letters Essays and
Editorials on the subject Of American Labor many of them
prepared expressly for the woIkamong others mention
the following
The Fundamental Fallacy of the Free Trade Economists
Comparative value Of Foreign and Home Trade-By VIM.
Atkinson.
Protection and the Farming Interest-By Mr. Fisher of
Clermont Ohio.
The Tariff Occasionally F.. C. Delavan, of Albany.
Ten Years of Free Trade--ByJ p. Kennedy, of Md.
What would Tariff do for the Laborers of this Country
History of Protection and Non-Protection.
0,3 Il is deemed unnecessary enlarge upon the Con-
tents The work undoubtedly forms the most important
and useful publication which issued on
the subjects the Tariff Protection Labor and Statistics
the Agriculture Commerce and Manufactures of the Uni
ted States. Hits the Only complete and standard work
tant these subjects.
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