New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-07
AMERICAN LABORER
IMPORTANT WORK.

FOR MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, FARM
ERS AND POLITICIANS.
The .3MERIC.4N L.4BORER, devoted TO The cause OF
Protection 10 Home Industry embracing the .qrguments,
Reports aud Speeches obssf Cipians Of the Uni
lean Labor ,Sith the Sfattstiesc Production in the Uni
Ted States, &c. &c.
The above highly useful and valuable work is published
At the Office of the NewYork Tribune in one large double
column octave volume done up with cloth backs and
,,sntal covers: Price only one dollar.
Ii contains among other valuable documents the ioiiow
ing SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES.
Hon. VIM Slade of VT in favor ola Protective Tariff,
with History Of the Policy.
Hon Jabe1 Huntington, of Conn in supporter the Po-
Icy Of Protection TO Home Industry
A. II. II. Stuart, of Va. on the Iarlh.
Hon. George Evans, of Me- on the Iarin anu Revenue.
Gen James Temadge's Address before the Home Indus
Hon H. G. o. Colby of Mass. Relations of Wealth
and Address delivered roadway Tabernacle
New-York, before the American Institute.
Governor Stewards Address before the NewforK state
Agricultural Society.
Hon. William Slade ofVt on the Protection oil Woodland
Woolens.
Hon. Charles NJ Hudson OF Mas on the roieF Vi fIo-
lection.
John g. sasward of Me- on the elevation of Mechanics
Mr. Henry Colman, Of Mass. on the Improvement oil Az
riculture an Art and Profession
Mr. H. Greeley, of N atthe Bro. tway on
the following Resolution Resolved, That Protective
Tariff is conducive National Prosperity"
Mr. James s. Wadswoth Of n. Y. an Address beiorethe
New.York State A ncuturai Society.
An Address prepared by Committee oft Home League,
showing the necessity of TaItoa Sound Cur
rsucy.
The same work also contains the following
REPORTS
.aueiion Sales aud Frauds on tic Repenue-BY W.
0nnker, OF NewYork.
Influence toieh Protection Home Labor has upon the
General Interests of the Country-By C c. Haveu Ny
Prinsipie Of Profectoa-By Horace Greeley OF n. Y.
Currency and its relation to the Protection " -ane'seo
hdGstry-By G. Bacon of n. y
Manajaetare of IRON, the Cool II ade, dndth Menuzc.
lures from Iron-ByD O. Kellogg, Of Troy 5. Oakley oil
Brooklyn aud Dr.. j. c. Fisher, OF Va.
Ksrarare, &e.-By j. T. winslow, of Troy, Ny.
Wood Screws BY A. Hodges, of Providence, OF R. l.
Buttons and P,ns-By Edward Cook
.TcrelIy-By T. Addison, OF n. Y.
Commerce Nth Statstics-ByJ J. Grinnsll, oil Mass
Combs Brushes, Sc.-By J. Plat.
Susa, and Sugar Refning-By N. A. Cox.
PhilosophiealG and Chemicol.3Pparatus-by. Dff shsr
On Hats-By J. R. Clark.
Manufacture of Stran-ByJ j. X. Clark
Cotton end Siik-By s. Shepard, of Northampton, Mass.
Whale and Cod Fishery, cith Statisties-by james ar
nold, Of Mas.
Salt, Earthencare, &c.
CLASSIFY T. J. Wakemsn, of y. Y.
ReGay Made C!othing-By A. S. Baker.
Wooiand Wooiens-By II. Shaw of Lsaesboro', Mass.
Leather and Shoes-By G. c. DAVIS
Spp,n,,taru Resort on Leather shotcins the 5gsre-
gaze Of MANUFACTURERS Of LeGshsr' SadSeS' na,
Paper Amount, number Of Men Empoyeu' CaPieai IN
vested. sc. .s VI
Aeial other than Iron-By Joseph simpson o. A.
showing the number of Men employed on Floor Oh Cloth.
Csrnsre. and Wagons. Tobacco, Furniture, Drugs and
Medicine Paints and Dyes Musical Instruments
ae Granite Marble and other Stone brek ana
ehiaery, SC.
Gyp,um-By s. J. Bayard, of Seneca Falls.
hss.p ard Cordage, number of Rope Walks value &c.
Printing otnces Bndelies, Daily and Weekly Ne"spa'
pers, Men EMPLOYED, Capital. &c.
Tie sir Cuiure-By Mr.. Bliss TO the Legislature
Oho-a very valuable Document
Cotton, Ciops, Consumption Export, Value, &c.
Tobacco, with Statistics. &c.
Shoe sad Leather Business Of Massachusetts.
Sugar, with Statistics.
woolen Manufactures, Cabinet Furniture, Specie
Import,,iors Countries from whence, value, %e'
sil, &s.
.4srseuiturs-By Hon. H. Denny, ofPituburg.
This WORK also contains the following valuable
STATISTICAL TABLES.
Aggregate Amount Of Wool, Tobacco, iee' LOTION ana
sngar raised iE the United States.
Tariffs of Gr,a, Britain, Russia France Austria and
Prussia American Flour Cotton and othei froduetions
a~ehandize Imputed, value, &c.
amount Of iroa manufactures IN eaeh o. ". of
Btpminous and Anthracite Coal raised IN the " ,.
Number Of Persons in each Of the States In
eaure, Minug Commerce, Manufactures, rroie'siors'
Navigation, &c.
agriculture sad Commerce, sc.
rnees Of sundIy Hardware in Birmingham.
Bssides other important TABLES numerous 10 mention
IN addition the foregoing this work also contos nu
oa. pheiai Documents Original Letters, ,hsn
Prepared expressly for the woIk-among others we mention
u. following.
The Fuudsmsst. F.lscy of the Free Trade Economists
Atkinson
Protection and the Farming IntsrestSy Nh Fisher, OF
Vermont, Ohio
T r Taif oussaon-By E. C. pelavan. Of Albany.
asn Years OF Free Trade--By J. p Kennedy, OF Md.
hs uoold Tariff do for the Laboers Of this Country
na,'o1y Of Protection and Non.Protection.
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eoIaIs, wiii receive twelve copies.
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