New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

.rved the duties increased except -sgs, on when
there is small apparent reduction o. those OF tie
ouaI,ry imported last yez-.
s importance in amount Of materials and Other
sr-c,es imported tor manufactures Is snow 5T nc
following OF the value Of pa o. those
imported for the year ending June ~, let3-'-e 70
returns Let i be borne n uInd mat wni4e our -
ernmen, withdraws large proportion o. me Pe. ~
manufactures by reducing me Fetes .. - -
s-rcles imported COMING N direct cou'pstt+y -, -
them II ,axes them with additional dai!es o.. -,
,,...-;.l ,.ed ga Intentionally 20 dep-1Te ne,- OF
the ability Of competing Win t2e k sr - .
who o,,s:ns the Ike materials tree OF 1uiy-
Yaite of acs fn7or1>G pT'Hctp1Ay joT ~ rs 'oN"
f1et,ye. ~ ise year endirS Jnns 81 !-4o
<.;.,,s r.onsng do, Amt sat & cedar wd-- lS-Ss
coayae VOL 81 $50 7s9 Indigo. --..-....- so2IOO
Mahosany POI 292l Bristle5 .-..--- l.2Clo
Rose rood $3.50 l-9l2 Flax .---.---- so3c 9
Rags 4Zd'o52
Blocktin and othe, articles az pr CT duty 2I2S.9
Tin In plates or sheets, &c. a: 2; -. l,o9oi 100
Raw hides and skins, &c a, lS'olO3
To,al 757757i
Ar.icls frs> Of dun. BariIIa ...-...... 22-9l7
Dyewood in sucks s6G34Os Nuts 4oerries used
Wood unrnauui s7,3l5 in dyeing- - l32is9
Bur--s,ones, unw; 32s24 Clay unwrough;. 1919
Brimste & sulphur Ine,sIe Arrs 10; enurnd - J.i
BARK Of cork 'ree-- -'9i2 Total. sll.247 0e2
lis within hounds 70 say that The additional taxes
irnto.ed ON the manu- facturer by the New Ta, On raw
materials alone Will amour. 70 least per cent or
OYER one million Of dolerE unless suppose ina; the
operation OF this law should reduce or destroy as i
branches OF
diminish the Tax imposed them Compare this effect
with the new British Tarf which as re have already
stated releases the more favored manufactures Of Great
Britain from taxes On materials formerly psid,
amounting 10 more than five millions Of do.lars
The great leading Interests OF National industry Wncn
viii be most affected by TART, the manu-
factures OF iron cottoDs wooens. leather paper.
cbnery lead in its Branches glass ready made
clothing and cordsge. Many other branches Of manu-
factres might be mentioned which will be effected d.
rectly or indirectly Indeed apprehend all classes
who depend on their daily labor tor subsistence, Kill
suffer by this blow at our protective system for while
the great manufacturing interests we have mentioned
are Frustrated the country cannot be prosperous and
il the condition OF the people VIII sustain the pres
can those classes OF mechanics manufacturers and 9th
ers who seem 10 be protected By the New Tariff our
s with diminished and constantly decreasing market
for their fabrics
We are compelled TO omit in consequence OF the
length OF this article 10 notice as we desired those
branches Of industry which have recently sprung INTO
existence or haze exhibited sgns OF lie and excited
hopes for the future but which niante manufactures
be checked destroyed under the operation OF
the Tariff Among these the important interest," oil
silk should be named the most prominent The Tar
IN of 1912 wisely fixed specific and other protective
rates of duty manufactures OF silk which were con
sidercd absolutely necessary sustain this new branch
industry and under those auspices il has been fast
growing into importance exciting the most lTely inter
est IN many parts OF the Union The New Tariff repeats
the specific duties on silk and fixes low rate OF ad va
orer duties leaving the cnterprsing and industrious
citizens who have engaged in its cultivation and manu-
fac,ure at the mercy OF foreign competition.