New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13
from Tue Stamford AuvuCaIe.
Chenille, Ci.-Efiects Of The Tariff.


II any one would have ocular demonstration of
the benefits of Protective Tariff, we would invite
him 10 take ride out 10 Chenille, in the western
part OF Greenwich ihe seat OF e Nabob' Mo
nopolist, au Arisocrat, &c. q modern demo.
Crat would call the occupantl and witness the I'M
provements that meet the eye on every hand, and
the prosperity that shines around. few years
ago, that was miserable place--a mere eddy at the
junction OF two avenues leading from the sea board
the interior, where the passers along lowered IN
10 rest ana refresh little. But now how chan
ged. he Tariff induced the capitalist to take his
money from his chest and invest II in active bust
ness The water privileges Of" Sherwood s Bridge
as was then called attracted the attention OF gentle
aan OF esterprsehe purchased-he put in requlsition
al the LABOR in that market which mad I'LL then, Tor
long time been d.e-he constructed dams, improved the
roads erected manufacturing shops out houses gave
lie and activity the neishoorhJOd, and IN these
,atpns scattered large sums of money among the peo
pie The Protective s. stem has encouraged the capital
list 10 persevere and favored him with prosperity. Who
has been injured by his successt Who could wish to
bis pros periry abatedt But might rather ask
VINO within reasonable distance Of that ncighborhood
has been blessed by his prosperlty0lsseG oy the
operation oil the Tarihi Let US look around and wit
ness the results thus far. See, here are now manuac'
ured sheet lead lead pipe nseed OIL red lead tobacco
&c &C. in large quantities giving employment to great
number of hands, and furnishing Z home marke. for
most % the produce raised in the neishborhood New
streets have been opened-new dwellings hav sprung
uu and old ones remodeled. painted up and besutihed,
giving to the place cheeriuness and viliagelike APP
pearance Here you mud respectable and tempe
rance stores doing good business talors shoemakers
blacksmiths, carpenters, nilners dress makers &c
well pstronzed And in this tide Of prosperity the pat
riosm and morality of the present and rising genera
ton have not been neg!ected-a majestic Liberty role
tells that American blood courses there In hearts wor
thy the name of American Citizen" and there too we
see the Chapel erected entirely at the expense OF
this silk king Astocrat whose lofty spre shoots
heavenward' and in the body of which the villagers
assemble twice each succeeding Sabbath. render
Thanksgiving and praise 10 the ever living God Tor his
goodness toward them and toward all mankind. BY
the exemplary cxertions Of Mrs. C.. q tine Sunday
School! Of the children in that vicinity connected with
that Chapel has been gathered little incident regard
INK this School occurred the other day. an eye witness
of which gave much qualification We cannot re-
frain mentioning it. On Newfeers day last III compa
ny with friend or two We rode out To GenVi!le and
called 10 exchange the compliments of The season with
Mr. and Mrs C. When about TO leave the sliding doors
were suddenly drawn opening 10 our view the dining
hall with table spread the whole length with fruits ana
cakes and some fifty sixty Masters and Misses, in
tidy dress and rosy cheeks, members o! that sunday
School and their teachers sitting around II and feeding
upon The houutes of that Arlstocracy in our midst
Mrs c. informed that this Sunday School made ii
point call upon her Fourth OF July and New ear al
nuay and doubt not that aiable lady experiences
far solid qualification, in administering to the pleas
ures OF these little nnocents, aud laying good founda
ton to their rising greatness than does Queen Victoria
in swaying the sceptre OF England To our mind there
is far greater enjoyment, even In this life. 10 live amid
the varied scenery of Genvile, and contribute to the
comforts and happiness OF the surrounding neignooIs
than dwell IN the Of courtiers; and If we look
beyond this probationary state then the chance for u
ture Enjoyment, By those who spend their days in the
latter location will bear comparison with the chsn
ces those who walk in the Christians path amid the
retirement OF country life. But we DEPRESSING from
our subject.
The last expenditure for the public good, this g Mo
nopoist mas made is the construction OF "a Village
Hail arched room sufficiently large 10 admit an
audience Of some go persons. This Hall is just nm
shed and is designed for public Library and Lgceum
Chamber. -
Such has been the eaec, and influence Of the Tariff
over the prosperity happiness and morality Of the neigh
borhood OF Gleny,le and such has been is effects and
influence, greater less extent IN every neshbof
hood of manufacturing establishment But the Loco
Focos call the Instruments through whom these happy
Influences are Elected, Monopoists" Aris.ocrats,
British Wings SC, and they will rush to the polls and
vote for men who would and give them the power,
adopt measures tha, would crush every manufacturing
establishment in our land Ii SIR. {. Is British
Wing Monopost" A-istocrat We wish we
had e score OF them il every neighborhood in our
county,