New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

IMPORTANT WORK.
FOR lANUFACTURERs. MECHANICS, FARM
ERS AND POLITICIANS.
I!le .9IERIC.4N I..4BORER, deeoed to the cclSe OF
ProtscGOntO Home llduSry embracing the arguments
eports aud Speeches 0 ne ATTEST CiritianS Of the tni
ted States in jdpor ot tie Policyof Projections 10 liner
cal LabOr, witthe Statistics 81 Production N the UH-
led States &c. &c.
The above highly useful and valuable work is published
at the Office OF the NewYor Tribune large double
column volume done up with cloth backs and sub
stantai covers Price only one dollar.
1t contains, among other valuable documents the follow
ing SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES.
Hon. Wm Slade OF VI. IN favor Of Protective Tariff
with History ofhe Policy
Hon. JabeA w. Huntington, of Conn III support oi the To-
cy Of Protection 10 Home Industry.
A. II. Il. Stuart, Of Va. on the Tariff
Hon GeorGe Evans, OF Me. on the Tarih and Revenue
Gen James Talmadges Address before the Home Indus
HonH G. O. Colby, of Mass. on the Relations of Wealth
audLabor Address the Broadway Tabernacle
New York before the American Institute
Governor Stewards Address before the New-ioTk State
Agricultural Society.
Hon. William sade ocvtogth Protection of Wool and
WoolenS.
Hon Charles NJ. Hudson OF Mass or the Policy of Pro-
lection.
oan 5. saywara of Me on the Elevation Of Mechanics
NJ. Henry Coiina, of Mass on the improvement OF As
rcut1re Art and Profession
Mr. H. Greeley, of " y the Broadway Tabernacle, on
the following Resolution: ResotrsG, That Protective
Tariff is conducive National Prosperity
Nir. James s. Wadsworth O; ~ \ address before the
New York State Agricultural Society.
An Address prepared by Committee OF the Home League
showing the necessity Of Protecting Iaritttoa SQUAD Cur
;TLe ,ama work also contains she following
REPORTS.
.9,tciion Sales and Ercuds on the RsCenue-BY W. W
Drinker of Newly ork.
aAuence chich Protection to Home Labor has upOnthe
General Interests Of The CourtFy-By c e. Haven NJ
Principle et Pro:ecton--By Horace Greeley Of NJ
l. !. fDY.tfa mot Iuygy
IadpSty-By @. Bacon of \. Y.
iq,ulacnne Of hoa, ihe Coal Trade a'd 14s NqaJ4e
itfes from hon-By D. o. Kellogg, Of Troy ) Oakley, o
Brooklyu; and Dr.. j. c. Fisher OF Va
Hardware, s.e.-8y j. T. WINSTON, Of Troy, \: =
Wood scrstrs-i3y 4. Hodges Of Providence Of T. l.
Buttons and PtnS-6y Edward Cooh
JeUeiy1j-By T. Addison, of \. y
Commerce actii. Siatistcs-By j. Grlnneii, OF Mass
tom6s brushes rc.-By J.Piatt.
Sugar cad Susc, Reiiatns-6y y. y Cox
PsfiosopaicalGnd Chemical 3pparetus-B! Df Fisher
On Hais-By j. Il. Clark.
Manufacture Of St,aw-ByJ. r. Clark
Cotton and StiS-Ey 5. Shepard OF Northampton, Mass
Whale AID Cod Fishery 'ch Stattstics-By James Ar
mold. of Mass.
SAT-, fIarttcnUdre %.
Glass--By IT.. Wabeman, of y Y.
IIsaGy Hgdc CiothiHs-By A. 5 Baker.
Woodland !Goolens-By II. Shaw, Of Lanesbofo', Mass
Leather and ShoeS--By Il. c. DAVIS.
Supplementary Report Leather siowtns the igsfs-
rate amount OF MANUFACTURES Of Leather SGddtgeS, Tan
ileyes Men Empioyed &c. IN The Z. S-By Z. NJ LeuPp
Paper, Amount, number OF Men Employed, Capital In
vested sc.
ilefais otae, than Irou-By Joseph Simpson OF \. Y
showing number Of Men employed on Floor Oil Cloth
Carriages aud WAGONS Tobacco, Furniture, Dr3ss and
Medicine Pants aud DYES Alasioai Instruments, unpow
der Granite Marble aad other Stone Brick and Line Ma
GVosnm-By j. Bayard, Of senecaFalis.
Hemp and Cordase, number OF Rope Walks yaiue' &c.
Printing Offices Bind-res, Daily and Weekly Newsps
pers Men Employed, Capital, SC
Tn, Silk Gulye-By llr Bliss the Legislature OF
ohio--a very valuable Document
Cotton Crops, Consumption Export, aue sc.
Tobacco with Statistics, &c
Shoe and Leather Business OF Massachusetts,
Voc VI Ms Maauscrarc5 Cabinet Furniture, Specie
I,noortayions Countries from whence, value sc.
.4sr4crl.,rs-By l.sS' Hon. H. Denny Of PittsbarE
This work also contains the following valuable
STATISTICAL TABLEs.
Aggregate Amount OF Wool, Tobacco, Rice, Cotton and
St..r.T raised in the United States.
Tariffs OF Great Britain, Russia rance Austria ana
psia on American Flour Cotton and other Productions
Merchandise Imported, value, sc.
AMOUNT Of Iron manufactured IN each OF the states
Rjlu1niuous and Anthracite Coal raised III the O. )
Number of Persons -ach Of the States employed IN a'
cuure Ninug Commerce, Manufactures Professions
Navigation, Sc
Pics Of .uadgy Hardware In Birmingham
Rs;ds other important Tables numerous 70 nentioa'
In addition the foregoing. tis work also contains "u
+,p Official Documents. Original Letters, EssaEs aud
Edror4ls on the subject OF American Labor many oi then
,t- e,pessiy tie woih-among otnefs " mention
@ rl fundamental Faacy OF the re- Trade Economists
tompasati,e value OF oreil aid Home Trade-By Wm
Atkinson. ,.,f
Protection and the EARNING tnteres-oE Nli' isiei VI
cl7,ll7' Ti. lf Qnestion-By E c D-layen Of Albany
Ten Yrars OF Free Tradr-By J. 2. Kennedy, OF Md
[yat would T.i DO for The Labof=rs OF thls Country
tI;.rnry If Protection aud Nom Protection.
NO. Il Is deemed unnecessary enlarge upon th- Con-
- The work undoubtedly forms tie important,
~su@nt and Is5l publication which issued on
G subjects Of the Tariff Protection to Labor aud Statistics
@ r!cu5ur- Commerce aud Manufactures Of The tni-
I'd states Its The only complete and standard wo:k
-ant on these subiec:s.l
a. Twelve persons clubbing together and elnttn
ioiisrs NH receive tssly- copies.
g. Thz American LaboEer may obtained of Redding
: a. IN Boston and Of III ;te Agents Of The Tribune
GREELEY * McELRATH.
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