New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20
WHOLE NO. 7OS.
IMPORTANT WORK.

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The .9MERIC.fN L-qBORER. dsro:ed 70 the Cause Of
Protection TO Home Industry embracing the .7rsHmcnts
Reports and Speeches Of The ab!es tctiIdnS % The L-
ted States tror of the Policy Of Protection 10 liner
lcan Labor th the Statistics Of Productions IN The thi
he above highly useful and valuable work published
al ths oihce OF the New or Tribune. largo double
column octave volume doae up With cloth backs sub
stent'ai co7ers Price only orte dollar.
II contains among Other valuable documents, the follow
ing SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES
Hon VIM. Sade, Of VI. in fa4or o.. fsceeriyr T4fif
with History of the Policy
Hon Jsben W Huntington Of Conn IN surPo;: Of She Fo-
hey of Protection TO Home udusrv.
A. H. Fl. Stuart, of Va. on the Tara
Hon. George Evans, Of Me the TInl aud Revenue.
Ciea. James Tamadses Address before ts Home indu,
try Convention.
Hon. H. G. o. Colby, of Mass on th- Relations Of Wealth
and Labor Address delivered Broadway Tabernacle
New-York, before the American Institute.
Governor Stewards Address before the Ncw.York State
Agricultural Society
Hon. William slade ofvt on the Protection Of DOL and
WooleIs
Hon Charles NJ Hudson of Mass on the Policy of FRO.
tecton
John $ saywsrd Of Me the Elevation of Mechanics.
Mn Henry Coman, Of Mass. the improvement, of Ag
riculture Art and a Professions
hlr H. Greedy of y at the Broadway Tabernacle on
the following Resolution: ReSored. That Protective
Tariff is conducive our 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 Sound Cur
reucy
,The same work also contains the following
REPORTS.
AUCTION Sales and Frauds the Resemue-Dy w. w.
Ocinker, of New-York
Influence tchich Protection to Home Labo has upon the
General Interests Of The Covnhy-By G. C. Haven, Ny.
Principle Of Professionally Horace Greeley, OF " I.
Currency and It's relation 10 tie Protection Of lmericGa
IrHmSty-By G. Bacon of n. Y
Manufacture Of Iron the Coal Trade and the Afanufrc
lures rcu, IronBy D. o. Kellogg of Troy 5. Oakley Of
Brooklyn aud Dr.. }. c. Fisher. Of Va
Hardware, 9c-ByJ 7. Winslcw, of Troy, n: Y.
Wood Scrers-By A. Hodges of Providence of Il. |.
Buttons and PnS--By Edward Cook
.Ieceiry-By Z. Addison, of y. y
Commerce, with stati,fes-By j. Grinnell, of Mass.
Combs Brushes 3.c.-By j. Plat.
Sugar, and Sugar RetntnS-By \. y. Cox.
PhiosophicaiaRd Chemical .lppGrctrs-By Dr. Fisher.
On Hats-By J. r. Clark.
Manufacture of Strd,r-By J. X. Clark
LJt,on and Silky s. Shepard, Of Northampton, Mass.
Whale a,d Cod Fishc1y, with stctiscs-By James Ar
mold, Of Mass.
Salt, Earthenware, Sc
Class-By T. J. Wakeman, of n. Y.
Rec2y AEade Clothing-By 4. S. Baker
V'ooiand Hcciens-By H shaw of Lanesboto', Mass
Leather and Shoes--9v c.. c. Davis.
Supplementary Report Leather sho,cins the .4gsre
gate Of hian factories Of Leather, SGddsries Tan
nerjes Men Empoysd &c. in he U. S.-By c. NJ. LeuPp
Paper, Amount number Of Men Employed, Caral In
vested, &c.
Metals other than hon-By Joseph Simpson, of n Z
howing the number of Men employed on Floor Oil Cloth
Carriages and Wagons, Tobacco, Furniture, Drugs and
der Granite Marble aud other Stone Brick and Lime. Ma
chinery, &c.
Gypsum-By s. J. Bayard. of Seneca Falls.
Hemp aud Cordage, number Of Rope Walks, value, &c
Printing Offices, Buderies Daily and Weekly Newspa-
re-- Men Employed Capital, sc.
lhG S:lt Cuitwe--By Mr. Bliss to the Legislature OF
Ohio--a very VARIABLE Document.
Cotton, Crops, CONSUMPTION Export Value, &c
Tobacco with Statistics, SC.
Shoe and Leather Business Of Massachusetts.
Sugar, with Statistics.
WOODEN Manufactures, Cabinet Furniture, Specie
Impor,atonS, Countries from whence, value, &c.
Silk, Sc
.qgrieuiiwe-By Hon. H. Denny ofPhtsbms
This work also contains the following valuable
STATISTICAL TABLES.
Aggregate Amount of Wool, Tobacco Rice, Cotton and
Sugar raised in the United States.
Prussia on American Flour Cotton and other Productions
Merchandise Imported, value, Sc
Amount of Iron manufactured in each Of the States.
Bituminous aud Anthracite Coal raised in the U. s.
Number of Persons in each of the States employed Ag
ricul,ure Minus Commerce, Manufacture Professions,
Navigation, sc.
Agriculture aud Commerce, sc.
Price, Of suadrv Hardware in Birmingham.
Besides other important Tables numerous to MENTION
In addition 10 the foregoing this work also contains nu
erous Official Documents, Original Letters, Essays anu
Editorials on the subject of American Labor many OF them
prepared expressly io the woikamons others We mention
the following
The Furdamenta Fallacy Of the Free Trade Economists
Comparative value of Foreign and Home Trade-By VIM
Atkinson.
Protection and the Farming Inerest-By Nh FISHER, Of
The Tariff ouestion-By f. c. Delayan, of Albany.
Ten Years of Free Trade-By j. P. Kennedy, of Md.
What would Tariff do for the Labofers Of this Country
History Of Protection and Non-Protection.
49, X is deemed unnecessary enlarge upon the Con-
tents. The work undoubtedly forms the most important
aud useful publication which issued on
the subjects OF the Tariff Protection to Labor and Statistics
on the Agriculture Commerce aud Manufactures Of the Un
ted States the only complete and standard work ex'
on these subjects.
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