New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02
AMERICAN LABORER.
IMPORTANT WORK.

FOR MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, FARM
ERS AND POLITICIANS.
| TIE .7AERlC.3N L.5BORER devoted 10 The cause Of
Protection 10 Home Industry embracing arguments,
Reports end Speeches Of tie aSest CirGns Of TIE Un'-
TED States IN Gror Of Ae Policy of Protection 9mer
Labor cit the Statistics If Production in TIE Uns-
ted States, sc. &c.
The above highly useful and valuable work is published
Tie Office OF the New-iork Tnbuae, Large double
column volume done up with cloth backs and in
! san,ia covers: P,tee on!y one dollar.
contains among oher valuable documents the follow
ing SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES.
Hon VIM. Shade OF VI in favor OF Protective Tariff,
with History OF the Policy.
Hon Jabez w Huntington Of Conn IN support Of the Pc
hey Of Protection Home lndusay
| A II. H. StasIt, OF Va. on the Tariff.
| Hon George Evans OF Ne. on The Tariff and Revenue
Gen James Tallmsdses Address before the Home Indus
NV Convention.
Hon H G. o. Colby Of Mass on the Relations OfyVesh
and labor an Address delivered a, the Broadway Tabernacle
| New-Yors, before the American Institute
Governor Sewai's Address before the New-Yofs State
Agricultural Society.
Hon william Sa1s Ofy;.On the Protection OF Dol and
| Wocens
Hon Charles N Hudson of Mass. the Policy of Pro-
lection.
john s sayevad of Me- on the Elevation of Mechanics.
Mr.. Henry Colman Of Mass. he Improvement OF AZ
ricultuEe Art and Profession.
Mr.. H. Greeley, OF y. Y 5, the Bro way Tabernacle on
| the following Resolutions {" Rssoired, That Protective
| Tanf is conducive our National IrosP. -ity.'
Mr. James 5. Wadsworth Of y Y Address before the
| New-l ork STATE As.toultua! Society.
Az Address prepared by Committee OF the Home League
showing the necessity Of Protecting Tarif TO Sound Cur
| reucy.
The same work also contains the following
| REPORTS.
AUCTION Sales and Frauds on II. Rerenue-By W
! Drnker, OF New-lors.
| General Interests et the Cowy-By {. c. Haven, Ny.
Prtncipe Of Pretect;oS-By Horace Greeley of y y.
Currency and ats relation 10 the Protection % .lmeIcan
| lndGstrg-By g. Bacon of y. Y.
Mann jact,re Of hon TIE Goa! Trade, cndfhe Manufac
.,"es tro" Ero"By D o Kellogg Of Troy s Oakley Of
Iy,yi,rrrs ,Ec.--iSy j. OF TROY, y. Y.
Wood Screus--By A. Hodges, of Providence of R. |.
Button, a,G Pips-By Edward Cook.
,Jerejy--By T. Addison, Of y. Y.
Commerce trk Statis'cs-By ]. Grinnen Mass.
Combs Brushes, A'c.-By J. Plau
Sugar, and Sugar Refnins-By y. a. Cox.
PhosophicG and Chemical .ipparatus-By Dr. Fisher.
On Hcts-Dy J. K. Clark.
Manufacture OF Sirur-BvJ. X. Clark
Cotton and SILKY s Shepard OF Northampton, Mass
Whale and Cod FISHERY, cith StGsttcS-By James Ar
zoid Of Mass.
Salt, EGrthenWdre, &c
CLASH I. j. Wakeman, Of Y.
Ready Made CIOthins-By \. s Baker
WOOL and Iloolens-By II Shaw, Of Lanesboto' Mass
Leather and Skoes--By e. c. Davis.
Supplementary Report on Leather sho,etns the 4ssre
gate Of Man factories Leather Saddlertes Tan
nefss Men Employed, 5cir the U. S.-By Nj. Leupp.
Paper, Amount, number Of Men Emgoyeu, Cap,,ai IN
Metals other then bon--By Joseph Simpson of n. Y.
showing the number Of Men employed on Floor Oil Cloth
Carriages and Wagons, Tobacco Furniture, Drugs and
Medicine Pants and Dyes Musical Instruments G"npow-
der Granite, Marble and other Stone Brick and Lime Ma
chinery sc.
Gvpsum-By s. j. Bayard, of Seneca Falls
nen.p a'' Cordagr, number of Rope Walks value, &c
Printing Once, Bindtres, Daily and Weekly Newspa'
pers, Men Employed, Capital. SC
The Six Cul.me-By Mr. Bliss to the Legislature "
| Ohio--a very valuable Document
Cotton, Cops Consumption Export, Value, sc.
Tobacco, with Statistics, &c.
Shoe and Leather Business of Massachusetts,
Sugar with Statistics
WOODEN Manufactures, Cabine, Furniture, Specie
lmporations, Countries from whence, value, &c.
silk, sc.
.4srtcutrre-By Hon. II. Denny, ofPi,tsburg
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 Britain, Russia France, Austria and
Prussio on American Flour Cotton and other Productions
Merchandise Imported '-'ue, &c
Amount Of Iron manufactured in each Of the States
Bituminous and Anthracite Coal raised in the u s.
Number Of Persons each of the States employed IN Ag
rculure, Mining, Commerce, Manufactures rroiessions
| Navigation sc.
Agriculture and Commerce, Sc.
Prices of sundIy Hardware in Birmingham.
Besides othei important Tables numerous TO mention
In addition the foregoing this work alse Contains nu,
merous Official Documents, Original Letters, Essays and
Editorials the subject of American Labor many OF them
prepared expressly for the wok-among Others we mention
the following;
The Fundamental Fallacy Of the Free Trade Economists
| Comparative value Of Foreign and Home Trade-8y VIM
Atkinson.
Protection and the Farming nterest-By Mr.. Fisher of
The Tariff Queson-By E. C. Delavan, of Albany
Ten Years Of Free TradeByJ j. ?. Kennedy, of Md
What would Tariff do for the Laborers OF this Country
History Of Protection aud Non-Protection
no 1t deemed unnecessary enlarge upon the Con-
tents The work undoubtedly forms the most important
and useful publication which issued on
the subjects of the Tariff Protection Labor and Statistics
on the Agriculture Commerce and Manufactures OF the UNI
ted States 1t is the on!y complete aud standard work en
tan, N these subjects.
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