New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16
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:, co tract their operations Statements Of This
KIND wilt be SIZED up n for nisrep.. sen;a,i,n,
but the fec,s re Main stubbnrn. We are informed
that manufacturers who had ordered machinery
to be consuu cted in this city, have in some cases
counte,msn5ed their orders. Many workmen
will necessarily be discharged; and if any en-.
ployer thinks 1t his duty to discharge # st those
who resigned themselves TO the direction of tie
enemies of the establishment. no one can wonder
at his course. Workmen will ret be discharged
for having honestly formed their own opinion
but those who placed more confidence in The de-
megogues than in the substantial practical men
who were striving 10 conduct prosperous bust.
ness and support the families Of the workman,
cannot be greatly surprised if they are lett to
consort with their chosen friends. Many of our
employers have been 50 afraid OF whatever might
look Ike prescription, that they have suffered
political desperadoes to prowl about their estab-
lishments, drawing away the confidence of the
w0rkmen, and injecting them with prejudice
against the very men whose interests were link
ed with their own. Phil Gaz.
THE EFFECT OF Loco. Foco TRIUMPH.-We
learn that purchases Of land and lion ore. banks
have been made in Baltimore County, and that
the necessary preparations were in state ofgreat
forwardness 10 erect two extensive Iron Works
one on the York Turnpike, and the other in a
different drection-which were to have been put
in operation without delay. The defeat Of hr.
Clay, and the apprehension OF a reduction of The
present duty on iron, have caused the projectors
TO suspend operations; and we learn that the pro-
jects, ii not abandoned altogether, will at least
be suspended for rome time. The parties con-
., I,otIr
Each Of these contemplated establishments
would have given employment 10 a large num-
Der of workmen, and food to nearly one thousand
persons, and would besides have added TO the
wealth Of the County and the State.
Baltimore American.
u A farmer who has 500 bushels of wheat
in his barns, is bringing it to market before the
fall returns in, under the impression that II
the simple fact that New Y ork has gone for Polk
has reduced the price OF wheat six cents, the ccr-
tainty that Polk is elected would affect the price
at least double that And he judges correctly.
If Polk is elected, there will, we fear, be rapid
decline in the price of wheat, hoar, wool, and
various other agricultural products.
Rochester Democrat.
WATER IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES months since,
benevolent lady of this city, took home with
her, carly in the morning, f.om Washington
square, most pitiable OBJECT, woman lntoxl-
Gated. She had been out all night, having no
place where to lay her head, and she knew full
ell from past experience, that relatives hnd en-
ployers would reject her She had suffered much ;
but there was yet TO re observed about her, The
ev denoes of tue spirit within; she was yet a
Wonan-a sister.
al, ,1x oyo1 1Sf q
ton of some of her Own friends, to TX the woman
to her own house. They had no hope of her re-
form. You can DO nothing with her, drum.
ken vaga bond " " 1t will be no USE" were the
common remarks.
At the lime above mentioned the poo woman
was in a site If ferer; an artificial fever in
dnced by intax eating drink. In sill such case,
whe the excitement IS present., cold wafer can
he borne With iu,punty and is most salutsry
She was taken at once TO a po@eriu Cr"ton
-bo yer b,th. This quickly brought her t" her
senses. She was phvsicsliy, as for AS possible
washed md made cIe4n;' and vim dges nos
know the fleet of pure wafer upon the health oi
tee mind ? She was treated with the u'mns'
Kindness and torbearance, and yet mo c Than
once since has it been necessary to take that w.
man to the bath, 10 reduce the fever of drunken
IteSSs W Illus ht OuCC uilHS bCi 'Ai'i'N INV -
that she could remember sentence through,
which she, while intoxicated, could not.
No.,, this woman is, to all appearance i'm
moveably reformed If she is treated kinoly, we
do rot believe she will ever again become in,o1,
icAted With all the warmth Of feeling OF Ire
land, she is truly woman. She often takes the
child of her benefactor and weeps over 1t, Won
ders where are her own children, and her little
une of the same name. But amidst her deep af
Aic;ions she is still happy, and thanks her bene.
factor and Heaven that she is no longer q
drunkard.
Father Mathew, in speaking OF work en- H y.
d-opathy, says:-I find it most powerful aux
ilicrv in persuadlng men TO join our glorious So
ciety, and take the Total Abstinence Pledge.
Water Cure Journal.
THREE HUNDRED SPINNING WHSELs IN OPERA.
r1oN on BosroN CoMMoN.-In an Address dehv
cred before the Called mia (Vt.) Agricultural So
ciety, by HENRY STEVENS, EGG. in which the I'M
portance of atording suitable encouragement to
domestic manufactures is very forcibly set forth
the author says: eve find in the American
Annals, an account of the anniversaryo of socl
ETY. for encouraging industry, held 1883, or
which occasion Boston Common presented o
novel sight. In tho afternoon, about 30O young
female splnsters, decenuy dresseo, appearing Vi
the Common at their spinning wheels were place.
regularly in three rows, and female was seatec
at each wheel the weavers also appeared clean
ly dressed, in garments Of their own weaving
One Of them working loom on stage, was
carried on mems shoude attended with music
an immense number Of spectators were present
at this interesting spectacle The Rev. Dr
Cooper preached a discourse, and collection was
made for the benefit of the institution. Ladies
of Boston whirling three hundred spinning wheels
These wele afterwards the matrons who refused
British tea, and who never saw piano. Won
der if thousand delicate ladies could not be seer
in the city, at their pianos, where one old fash
toned rosy damsel could be found at the healthy
exercise Of the spinning wheel 2"
Mr.. Stevens adds-"The woman who manu-.
features for he, own household, and one piece Of
goods IN coll doee rnnre IN retain the solid coin lr