New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02


The Nineteenth Annual Far OF the American
Institute will commence on the 5th of October
next at Nibo's Garden, ga Broadway. in The City
of New. York. The recent extraordinary action Of
the dominant party at Washington has caused a
short. sighted friend OF American Industry TO ask
anxousy whether the Institute Will be able 10 get
up another Far. We beg leave 70 remind such
people that the members OF that body are Of the
real Auglo-Saxon stock. they cannot yield 20 any
pressure at home or abroad. They can as well as
the party in power brave all difficulties, IN spite
of larentatious heyc and else,rbere They are OF a
party whose doctrines will stand as long as tire
burns and water runs they are for all men beng
actively and prodaoly employed. Their charity oesl'
at home and ends abroad Their doctrine H. ui'' -
rho asi no, take ca,e Of his oc Aoaset0d '0re nc" on
h6d.lp Tnev wisely know tina. Industry makes man
healthy and wealthy They would az soon 'hihA u
sending to the Old World for TIER Trend as ''T D<''
co,h1s Thcy VII not De helped by other men to any
thing 10 which they help themselves
W. .boo< of The Political power Of England in 10 oy
m oaor, admired BY the great body Of mankind But
,yc bsye no, We; shaken OF the mighty influences OF
tina, power over understanding
Her Statesmen are illustrous for their knowledge
.aysci,y noble fidelity her peculiar t'is'''tlons
she gives " doctrine upon doctrine on the ucah Of ma
toas sii. gains by century OF prohibitions upon the
arts and abors Of other nations power enough 10 as
sumo at he. convenience new doctrine-Free Irddt
When che feels that her operatives can out-"ork ali
others in chespness OF product then che cries Free
Trade Free Trade Open all your ports and we Will
I'LL them to oyeraowng with all you want from pins 70
anchors from sewing cotton TO chan-cables
We have duty perform TO ourselves not Jet done
we must have Literature OF our own-we must
write some meqs Of nations that will suit our own pur
poses.
We trust and believe that Republican citizens viii
make more powerful effort than they have ever yet
made to render the next October Fair superior to al
former exhibitions Of American work
If the people will not help Themselves such occa
sions they must abide the evils Of ignorant and bad
legislation.
The great cause OF American Industry mus. not be
the victim OF the wreched shifts and needs OF party.
For lie, who will be king our people know that they
must blow and strike and sail and spin and weave and
pow and reap.
Let the October Fair and al other Fairs in the coun
try be crowded by the contributions OF all that is good
of American Labor Genius and skill. The power of
Association capable Of accomplishing wonders. must be
nut in reauisition 10 avert the evil inflicted US by
ward their machinery for saving labor Let the Bogar-
buses and others who are Members OF Institution
give us more mills his wonderful castiron eccen
ric mill which grinds casiron paints grain any
thing you please pouring out large stream OF ground
castiron a. fine as sand Europe has immense pop
ulation which outwork our small one. We must
ret ahead of them by machinery
Wonders have been already done and more yet 10
come By the intense cxeron OF the ingenuity and in
dustrv of our free People.