New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27
Gen, Tal,madge's Adress at the close Of the
Fair.


,ires. Annlause1 We are now by proper legislation
exporters Of that which but few years ago we had 70
import in large Quantities. And our prosperity owing
70 this fact that are largely exporting was Chce
so;sblv boasted az mater pride that we shipped -
milons Of raw cotton whilst we oohshy bought az our
manufactured articles from abroad 81 hgn rate aue
from our own material H..
from The Tariff Of 1912 and the large increase Of wealth
n the produce Of New York, Massachusetts, vermont
PENNSYLVANIA &c he passed on 10 the great importance
~ Mr. Bingss new machine Tor breaking ana crossing
aav and hemp as one that would completely revolution
lie all the hemp and linen business we can rnlse Deti
lax here than any where else and now, WIN ihs ma
chine can in eight days DO what formerly t2oK 81
months to accomplish, and do much better Inc rope
made by il superior to any foreign rope and coua
be seen and tested with the machine al A. T. Iayiors
in Hsgue-st. IN tins city. i, -.
can Cotton G n the greatest improvement that has be-
fallen our Western rivers and plans we produce III
eight days by this process the lax ready 70 De spun no
rope or wOye into cloth lie also Hhuueu 10 ino az"
machine for spinning cotton; new throste frame
which i almost the wonder Of the world It's ioclty j.
much greater than any Of the old machines and py III
erent arrangement Of the spindes superior e-Sursy
ousfv and speed attained that surpass all crediby
And this "a the product of American genus. (He mere
exhibited skein Of ihread) This Is sken out OF so
and has $40 yards in IT, One pound IS spun INTO GU
hanks; and these viii extend 80 miles
He then alluded to the great Improvements made N
cut glass in this country whereas few years aimee and
we had import all our decanters ana cut glass no"
Mr. Curte OF The tThss NOfkr, loNu''9 h'H7
of finer color and better cut than any imported glass ana
we have 10 beg and pray for this article from
foreign countries.
ne spoke in warm terms OF the increasing enterprise
Of the Souh-of her railroads Of the % cotton factories
in Georgia of the same number in Tennessee and OF
Charleston herself going into manufacturing. Inc al
vantage of manufactures may Oe seen ~ the Tact tha' II
one school district in New Hampshire ten years ago
here buf l25 persens aud that district new has lOJ
persons in it, Look At LOweia few years ago unln'
habed-snd it has 10000 people and $50 100000 ofcapi-
tai and what farmer around there not the ncher 10Y
its prosperity Now the farmer aud mechanic uEder'
stand their own good YOU make grain. u make IRON
YOU make cloth. III make leather, ana so we wiz 20 on
tremendously for our common mutual happiness and
prosperity. Applause)
in the Southern States he spoke u the Iron trade and
Of the wealth that would flow into This country -hofty
from the development Of our immense resources IN iron
few years ago and had 10 import all our oNchains
but that time will never come again. We have untold
wealth in our iron mines, and only needs enterprise
and proper legislation develop and bring u 10 ports
Of consumption We have the best artisans in the world
To work up the iron and in few ears we VIII export
iron to England. At present .OJuuOVO oi tons oil ron
are required for the Of The civilized world; and Of
this no less than 1oVoOOO oil tons are p9oucen W me
United States loud applause) This is indeed the
day of Ualleuiah-lrij-whenw We have ceased 10 LOOK
abroad for all the necesssries OF life. Appaust)
Il would be bad UNANIMOUSLY bad faith to the emigran',
amer coaXng him all the from Europe 10 THIS coun.
try under promise OF higher wages 10 make him after
he gets here contend against the paupe labor Of Europe
or work they do for OF shlngs aday applause
Away with such doctne- IS not the doctrine oil the
American Institute
This Institute has helped al branches OF trsde-look
al the beautiful stoves and ranges from Mon and from
Pierce-ook st the splendid ware from squires al me
ingeniOusly cOnrIved ana handsome hats rom hnON,
AT those superb and nmiiaby beautiful ladies' boots from
Laboyteaux-at that remarkable and valuable clock hang
ing there made by Mills of Fu,on-st and viii run year
without winding up. AT this extraordinary bonnet
which ! here hold up, made by Mr. Sanmis Of Delaney
a, in this City entirely Of American raw silk which
will make a beautiful face look twice as beautiful
as any other Laughter and applause from the ladies
And also at this other beautiful bonnet. Here he
took up the Neapotan hat) which can crush all up Che
crushed in his hand and TO- presto It "a as good ever
again Great applause Formerly we imported all our
gold and silver pens you see the very superb case III
this Fair made by Bayey vel, no foreign ones ever
eoualled them. and we export large numbers. a few
wears ago and had 10 send for all our teeth TO Pans
dauchier) We make them all. More aughier) !
mean artificial ones. The beautiful specimens made BY
Mr. Alcock which took the gold medal, are made here
10 the number of 50OOOOl year. and instead OF paying
S. for a French tooth formerly we can get one for
shlings (Applause) Look al this beautiful speci-
men of embroidery on ire screen u IS made
by Miss Ann j. Dcsen and j. very beautiful as 10 look
ike natural boquei of flowers Until very lately i was
the fashion 10 have French cutter In all our tailoring
establishments and without this men did not consider
themselves well dressed Now Paris sends here for
American cutters and the beautiful specimens Of scien
thc cutting exhibited here by Mr.. Emmett Moore would
make badly shaped look handsome. ZAP
pause) You tie valuable invention Of Nh Ray Of
this City 20 prevent accidents Railroads and now BY
this no of the track even II the switch be
turned the wrong way. The new truss bridge OF Mr..
Hassard is better than any bridge yet bull. IN Europe
and we are daily sending artisans, locomotives ship
builders and all sorts to Europe TO instruct them In al
the mechanic arts. Great spplause)
As of cosis-so of boots. No man was formerly Wen
dressed without French boots here IS pair made by
apprentice Of Mr.. Jennings IN Nassaust that sur
pass for beauty for skill or the wonderful accuracy Of
The stitching all the boots that were made in Paris
Al, Ia ~ aa butt NJ IHx OF kaa.
81 has actually improved on the mechanism Of the hu
man frame and by his elastic shank under the foot
makes il only half the trouble 70 walk mile that was
formerly 30 thai admirable invention Of Mr.. hAlsted
Chair by which lady in delicate health can exe else
herself in her own house; and by means OF which hun
dreds in this city have already been cured Of that most
horrid disease, dyspepsia so OF the wonderful in
provements IN DaguerreOiyping a few years since
and we knew more about il than the man in the
moon and now Messrs. Haas, Plumbe. Antony s Id
wards Gavt, Brady &c. have far surpassed al French
dasueTeOiypes. Again ladies excel all others as
mechanics. (Applause) There IS shirt sent By Nr
Bennett Of Fulton and Henry ss Brooklyn ihst con
tans 10000 stitches and, as specimen OF most oeauu
iu work cannot be surpassed and IS proud prooi Of
the taste skill and industry VI az American lady. ZAP
pause)
Cen + went on 81 some length 70 speak Of the vAuE
bic tanning machine Roussels perumery, Conroys
fishing take the computing scale the uad door knobs
the choice fruits and flowers SC. &C. a. proof Of
superior progress IN these matters over Europe and OBJ
served that this Institute can help the stove man, can
maker can help the ppelayer, much sush,l can help
the chair maker-and above all II can help the ladies'
daughter We love the land that produces such beau
tiu goods-o;hers love the sweet glrls that make them
cloud spplause)
Formerly We imported sll our sheet iron now We
make 40 90 bundles of sheet iron IN year 40 tons
worth 81 10000 Ard II IS better than any sheet iron
that imported applause And the Auwaier
Company making wire screws and cards 70 the
value Of $4,000 year and better than any foreign
wire. And though is said the Taa makes high prices
yet in l,i2 sheet iron 10 cents pound and now
Il IS only cents (Applause)
Sheet iron Is coming into great use Tor a.. KINDS OF
boats. The Crest Britain IS made OF Il and thA; r.
minds that Sectional Floating Dock. made by two
Of mechanics, Moody s Dodge, has been able %
raise this enormous cut OF water when, without
Il have Government Dock % repair her. Here
one Of the reporters whispered him. At the suggestion
Of Prof Renwck) Yes and son OF the sol OF Grea.
Britain very Justly observes the United States has Liter
ally Great Britain her and iitsd her
trouble (ire2i applause and lsughier) And the day
= close al hand when the aiied states shall give Grand
Fair and invite oil Larope 10 competition with her
Increased applause
EV~ WILLIAM B. HAMMOND. Esq. one OF the
mos useful business and respected citizens Of SUI
Ivan % died Of consumption ~ Monticello Friday