New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

The .pacioU. Theatre Of Castle Garden e'4i'"s
early part Of October. a brief programme %
ar,sngements Of It's Managers IS P"vi'"oU
with. oo.,,e,
rns s,ss. object Of this Insttute--its Lecturer
r. -. Se-is especially 70 encourage
no,os.,c Iodastry--the Industry oi America
-, n work and good wagesior the artl'
-. R.nublic. 70 aid in their instruction.
- .av.oo. the best interests Of our common
country
II is no: true that the friends Of the Institute de-
.,retne infection Of high Tariff on Tee, Coffee anu
other Acknowledgements foreign articles con
AIMED by our citizens That was Loco-f oco
measure of last Session upheld by the present
northumberland az being the British Practice
and was intended 70 injure the American manu-
fscturer by increasing the expense OF manuiac'of'
ioe and lsssening the value Of wages TO the work
man.
The permanence aud stability Of Industry IN our
country will probably be proPor'ioned' as ese
where, to the certainty Of its reward. Inc nope
NJ reuard sweetsns labor. But the mechanics Vi
the Union must keep steady eye On 'He
NJ State taking care that vast National Deo' IL
not speedily accumulated here, as IN france en' i"s
land by which domestic industry would be oorhe oo""
-, ,rtolsrsbe burdsns-evory thing useful or de-
slrable taxed 10 the highest prodHore oo'en-aOo NO
,n,ober. Of those who live without producing II a.
home or oranshe land Of Us specie II soroso eafiu
L. Increased corrupt and corrupting United States
patronage mas long been at work ssppps the very
d.tions If Free Government Shareholders o'Pen'o -
Northern placehuuters hired by it-Wa" IN fIof.
ida and Mexico strengthen snd it is the business Of
Congress 10 diminish it,
r,ec Trade a tselvemonth ago. in Covept Osroen
Theatre and TIE Engish Parliament, was tne universal
s,scea And Nh Golden is hish priest; Tne ports are
open sny ship Of any cline may carry Corn 10 Lossn'
duty free and Mr. Cobdeo ds,ing from venice Is COZ"
peed 10 admit that things worse than tney were
The Irish bave no money to buy with Inc bnehsn
have not h.f work The the whole are nOteis
ened one centihree millions Of soveresns have been eH
acted from people this year more than was coec'eo
the lasthe landlords get double price for everything
self bauishment is the order Of the day Misery "o'
union bastiles penal laws rev enormously rcn
but the many wretchedly poor'hese are the leaoips
features Of the picture Of the United Kingdom as oe
scribed by all pares-snd the Immigration o'a the CT
Lawrence and the Hudson will shord the sKepuc
thousands Of daguerreotyped proofs OF lie accuracy
The I.ondon Northern Star. the leading organ OF the
har
expensive Army, Navy and Pension List splendid
Monarchy. powerful Aristocrscy unitec VITA seps
If Nsueyed Men the costliest Church az the
world and National Debt requiring (sone) loooOO'O'O
Milton. Of Dollars 10 meet the Free Trade will
do very little for "A mions OF persons in 'he C"eo
Kingdom who have no at elections and no other
business with the laws but 10 obey them, oe tney mo
or bsr.h partial or just The Chsr,iss blame the Gov
HLa al whole blame
on PROVIDENCE
But we will let Mr., Fesrgus OConnor ana tue N0fm
sv Sta, speak for themselves The following signncant
extracts are from the Stor Of the Sd ult
"Mr. Golden Gays Free Trsde cannot arrest sud
den and cAlamous visitation oi rIo'iuonSoN No" WY
alleviate It's pressure ,,.,. h..o .oa,,.,
we mad hoped that the blssphemous charge against
nvipe Providence had been abandoned but IL appears
mi tho League as the Church must nave ls stalking
-, W. roo gera aware thst Free Trade could
moi arrest sudden calamity but we were DOT pIePsieu
10 nnd those Tor whose especial ana sole o'n' o oa
tic WAS fought toe only sufferers from the calatny W
.rs MOI pr. red nc the High wages Ch' up piea"
ana psntv TO do transformed as II by magic, 1910 10"
Wases no Bread and Little or Noihiog 10 90 "e"'I
nor tor reduction OF wages upon the pretence
of declning markets and Free Trade opposinon 70
reduction lp the hours of labor, upon the petext mat
the Idle Poor would be the greatest sufferers We wsiS
moi ursunred for the brutal exercise ~ power WHICH
.bld the master with his rosdy made to tune 20 Pss
Saad ~ rousb that season of hesitation OF doubt,
and confusion which MIR. Golden IL now compeheu ~
soprehend while those who made that fortune were
siene 10 suffer from this Divine dispensaIioh. ,,,
- We tell Mr. Golden thst uncertainty VIII
no GREATER and dependence more general when wnen'
Is selling in Mark lane LoDdon Tor ~ sniiinse inc guar
ter meaning los cents per bushel o. on lvs 90 .ons
AZ the price Of wheat which estsoishss tho slAn'ai
vsiua Of cold huctus,es oog will the poor DC AZ
mercy of the rich and in proportion az the value OF Tue
circulating medium IL operated upon oy monopos'e ap
fore.,alers in the proportion will labor suffer and
industry decay, until at length the interests oi
labor not the least-must be legislatrd ioI =,
During the heat OF Free Trade agitation we saneieo
10 the doctrine. that the caPrcious adopuou Oh 'h'
cpe unaccompsned by prudent ana NECESSARY cou.5 10
siops and fair adjustment, would nrsty pauPerAe Wv
manual aborer secondly, would make oankrnps oi tn'
email chop keepers who depend tor proht ana
unou the state of tho labor market tnTnly "Ouu "
duce the farming class 10 oegsary louinS' mou
6cs,e The uroperty of the landlords to Jew joooer'
money mon gers aud mortgages hitnly wouu con'n0
The Free Trade manufacturers that they mao caught
Tartar and sixthy, would compel the uoNefh"en'
| A. ri from terror OF bankruptcy and revoluuoi
which II done in time. would have averted both an
Aare prssered The several classes Of soe'ey "a NE" '.so
ire positions Our readers must DO US tne Juseo W %
80, mi .a have labored necessarily To convince IN
keeping class that their alliance win ,ne 7. &c
Trsders r. sembled the union between the Au an" ~
toe, the mouse and the the lark ana toe Kite "
have farther described the present genera mo'een.
the struggle OF the Democracy OF each class sgsh ~
Ar.toctscy of ts own order, and our posuon 10 oeii
daily strengthened by the Increasing Class 40
bv the dangers threatened by famine. but when go
eral election will swell to madness ana rouse 70 ,u'
The destructive policy Of adopting the principle OF f
Trade unaccompanied by fair adjustment OF al ln'e
e,ts affected by the change, has rendered tne s'aoy
Governments = mere problem, contingent upon
! ehsp,eY of accidents and henceforth as now tenu
will be regus ted by the bsrometeE-ae lance oil sunsh
eevstins a cloud depressing ministerial nope ls u
position worthy the greatest ns'ion In the "oict
Itwould thus seem that nation may have aoundan
of CAPITAL unrivsed manufactures, Free Trade (as &c
den understands it) genial coil, friendly climate
suecessiuI and highly improved system OF ssrcuitu
and vet thst the mess Of the people may 30 poor
pi,ed oppressed and starving without voice In Tie
own Government or a foot of the soil which they c
call their own Analyze their Free Trade and WI
IL ii but the removal sf a one Indispensable ru'
in order that they may be the better able TO bear the
Fiction of a burden on snotheri Why tax Tes lou ?
cent? Why burden Sugar heavily Why tax the po
mans newspaper two per day the paper on viii
the news printed six cents per pound and the adv
l. usensn,s 20 to 40 cents each 2 Free Trade Look
the scheme OF taxation and tell where the freedom
Whist wonders General Education Land Limlsatio
Law Reform and an squL full tree Representation VOL
i nsrf,rm smons the British aud Irish people, III
wonld have grain 70 sell-there would be less fam
aud more friendship-less poverty and more PITY
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