New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
steam .iii.- in Newly ork.

T. he Editors = The Iribuae'
You are ssea, -Tanf men and venture 70 address.
YOU upon subject which think = very important 70
the interests Of large portion Of the citizen. of the
Metropolis q the Union" wish you would cell The
attention Of .one Of our rch a,s-ts 70 the pro3re'v
Of establishing Ssdr Cation dsd V00iea Msuafarories
DO The sPpa pert Il i.s Gig or asAb0rk00d-Brookyn
for instance.
The lac, Il. tina, the Cotton and Wooden Mills arc a.
you ire wei aware wonderfully prosperous at east
many OF them and with the present Iarir must con
tinle 70 be-.
Boston IS no the great depo, Of domestic goods and
the B0-toTns reapng ARE profits by their untrng
industry perseverance, snu public spr 10 their pursuit
~ rnangiactl Ecs. They building >'s0m Mus
:, about Boston, end md them profitable investments
Thy ~, geory adding Hsr c0r7srs p 'r 1rf1fg long
iss md many n orr 5ygs -lcrr most i az irr
do1,sfic goods airlr from n- Boston ssf1n NT-
Giants thus darrtf'y fl4il ai-aB fie CON- son. from.
hs Pincsf and ErctnHEe Place Nrrha1,s 0f This Gin
Az the present moment the New ork iOhher-
vulgar atagr thick - r.ackbcrres" ln Boston uur.
chasing their g0oi ., ht our own city the season.
business hss hardly ccmmorced Now We cannot ind
fault with the B-touans ~ c0Grtirs all the trade they
can from this and other places particularly II such Gus
toners are Of tie better class neither think hard
Of our own dealers Tor purchasing their domestcs
Boston because is for the interest 90 both parties
90 - The Bn-t0lian- save the commissions. otherwise
paid 20 the N.w-fors merchants and Tine dealers save II
In the decreas prccs az which they pAfrAase their
Goods The fact r.. that steam Mills oaa De- established
here well and think, 10 tss ptnse thhh mere Inc
i.-d car be- purchased equally chcap-Isn0r would De
cheaper fuel would be chespcr-to cay nothing ~ inc
other expense such freight Sc sorfd hy locating
mills hsrs The plan = perfectly feasible. and steam
MN buit upon a wharf here the fuel could Boz deliver
cd free OF carriage and he goods shipped direct n case
u order. Tor export from The mill could be carried Oh
under less expense than many 81 the Eastern l7ciYit
Why DO rch capitalists think % ms INST al Of
investing 90 much of their means IN shipping and o'ner
things SewNork l. wonderfully favored hy nef siiua.
ton Tor the success aud prosperity 10 commerce ana
nfnn fGrfsrrs and there s no mistake mar Boston i
aaI o pa s.TFIII TIIfr
Vrf York IN sew Eng and many of The Loco uco--
/ the parlor democrats who rallied Long and LOUD
against the Taui irs fHe ia.i Presidential election ere
nar ! understand largely Interested ln mlnuilliurfs
have heard that one company has already been sife g.
90 erect steam Mil the upper part 90 The city. buy
hope We may hear Of o00 10 would be- dfridffig Tor
the interests Of Isl estate owners in this city large
steam Mills could De- probably citAnl- he'd here fni
contribute 10 The cmp5ga,f ~ tsairfs 0f s poor 0rs'
Of rdi-tps who now turn their attention 20 other mat
and barely -uh-isi by them besides being profitable
% those who invest their money and all others connected
with such establishments. We mast DO this i We would
keep our buyers hero nrs' DO this Il ~ would pre-
vent our trade from being diverted 90 hoson Do Mes
Editors say good word for ihis object and lei
Us cndcavor 20 arouse little Of the dormant public spr
10 OF our citizens Is for me inssf II az ciissl al
rsflg iadrecg faf should hnrs sne faroris hire
There are large exporters Of domestic goods VINO no"
ind il for their interest ~ purchase marry az their good
| ia Boston who viii purchase here.
If we can't have the Eric or Albany Railroads finished
LEI US have SEINE Steam Cotton and Wooden Nils
N0- York, Jny j.. %. D. J. :.
- We are inclined to dissent from the allow
suggestions on three grounds: J. We believe th
popular notion tina, Cotton and WOODEN Factorie
are exceedingly profitable is a mistake. founded Oh
4 few instances Of remarkable good fortune whlc
everybody hears and talks Of while the more M
merous instances OF contrary result attract no at
tention . We do not believe the stability OF III
Tariff can be relied and We apprclcnd there ar
more factories already than can live under a 30 pc
cent Horizontal Tariff We do not think on
great Cities the proper places for snch factories
Those who work twelve hoarsa day in close room
ought TO have green fields and shady groves I
breathe in when tie iabors Of the day are over an
the workmcn in cities conpeiing with those wh
obtain rent vegetables &c at hall the City cost ca
hardly fail to be cut down TO starvation WAGES, "a
now seen in the Shoe making business. &c w
say then. rs many factories rs you please in Rocl
land. Wes,chcstcr Dnichess lister &c. bat "
think this City j. hardly the place for them.
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