New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04
TO THE PUBLIC.

TINE NEW CONSTITUTION or THIS STATE hsv-
ing sbo-hed lnspecorships Of Public Oees, viii he
desgn that inspections shall hereafter be conducted
private business the undersigned the Inspector OF Flour
for Cny Of New York snd hs assistants al The time
when this provision will take effect have agreed 10 con
tinue Tie business
Conscious that the Of the undertaking must
rey depend UPON the credit attached 10 the inspection
they determined 10 omit no Effort 10 maintain its pre-
semi high character
The whole utility of Inspection consists in IL adher
ene 10 az uniform standard with reference TO which buy
ers and sellers deal with csrian know edge OF The
qualities ofthe article To ensure thai uniformity Of stand
ard SKILL IN Judging OF ne qisrs lhtAhliALiit De-
buyers and sellers ard usiT os,irT in he appica
The skin with which The business viii be conducted by
the under. rnei guaranteed from The experience Of ali
Of hem for he last four years sni some Of Them Tor
much longer period. For their impataliy between The
parties Interested hey offer the pledge Of heir former
conduct and the sIong convieon that u Il only by firm,
independent sra lsl dscsloLs maj itr reputation OF r
Inspection BE- main tauei ard only through The com
Interests ana common benefit o. buyers and sellers
lhus promoted ihsi he business can De prosperous.
The uniformity OF the us pect0n i secured by the fact
that he und=r gned have the four years past
sied the hu.ness-ha heir standard i established AMI
well knownihsi theY have formed ihsf organization ID
continue he Inspections as far - h- public : concerned
The las heretofore been. with The same unity Of
sction and uniformity Of decision.
They latter themselves tai their brand which Will be
he same use. Tor he a,i four wears win reAins perfect
character and uniformity, which cannot be Grqured BY dr.
iereni persons inspecting Independently Of each other
without consul sion OF concert without single STANDARD
without e-fsblshs AMI well known modes OF business
The public has IN past experience guaraniy ihat ne
inspection, under he proposed arzns emen Will fail
la December 1853 when tie unde guei lad been less
than year In the inspection, The compulsory provisions
VI The lsw repealed AMI individuals l- 10 decide
for themselves whether they would have their -four In
spected. nevertheless determined By the under
signed al all hszsri. keep up the standard A. least
high Il had formerly been and 10 maintain ne efficiency
OF the inspection During the trs season large Quantities
OF nour Of inferior quality and Of gh weight came INTO
this market sai being able pass the inspection,
were ,Od without But the f-sOuie adherence % hgh
eari GlIhough excited cor time some dissausfsc-
ton has ultimately proved - beneficial 10 al parties IN
tere-ed that recently under he voluntary system
very itl- has been sod without Inspection Ine chArA
Ter Of The inspection has been elevated. AMI he q1ay "
The four coming 10 this market has been improved.
system which has been beneficial both 70 buyer AID
seller will be adhered 70 perseveringy.
All he regu atoms heretofore existing, ~ Tar AZ ne Puo-
lie IL concerned viii be confined Tie brand Of ne N
specfion vii remain X. EyEssOS, SEW'fORk,'
Which Ul be placed the side Of he barre; and ne
branS. of The kinds ind qualities a. heretofore
he rree OF inspection viii corrDe 10 be one cent per
barrel and hal o. weighing reduced hree cents per
barrel when found 70 be nghl ,,s
IT., weight "A well a he quality viii be ngidfy N
p.cted and none found ight viii be branded -
Arrrnreuerts have been made 70 DO Tie o1siness
pronntIv me principal Otce Of Inspection VIII eonun-
ne a, f5 scuth.t corner Of Broad States VII Re kept
IN. uaces for orders 10 be executed in inef VI
ciry Is Dey-sL 252 Front 81 y Coenaessi2 corner
OF Wall and Souib sis no.x
HENRY ENEssON, 9 r. IAfnaSSnnv
JOHN MARSHALL, THOMAS hApDEssh
nIgiri. RRINKERHOOF, BENJAMIN EVEssOS,
A NJ. SWEET
Sswy0rs, Dec g. i''- is"