New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

only be rendered permanent y recproeTy-oy eeuAn
Is IN inierccurse
Our Manufactures are established ne wssies and
the wilderness Of the West giving place 10 lnierna
improvements Manufactures are following IN tnelr
footsteps, and spreading over ne anf 4neJ NIra1J
furnish abundant supplies for domestic eon'en peou
and foreign commerce Il il pleasing q know they
are 10 add non already lsei- % the measures OF roF
eminent They cave and are now furnishing Dorneslc
Goods for assorted csrgOes and which ne enteFrsnz
Commerce u New York i shipping y tle SUN
American ports aud % the Western Psc-1c-the pro
ceeds . u deposited there 70 answer 10 pari ne aa
Of Government for - eXsencies 10 TIE AsA1s- "
and the California adventures 10 the ooastns ioi s-
cess IN the measures q Findnce y would haFe D"rn
generous % hsve eked out some expression Of com.
fnends.ion The sk and Punciuaiy ~ nli1el--Al
Industry Bat perhaps the c9rlHlissioHs aio~eH nave
sarssed these claims AL these proceedings n support
Of the Mexican War and the requirement Of rev tern
torv are happily In accordance with the principles OF
ne Treasury and stand justified By that COnsrtu.
ION which In AID II Commerce cannot take snag out
ofthe RI, ~ nor remove dangerous reel Of rocks from
the inner hsr5or lower sandoar AZ the entrance
Of the bay
Our varied Literary Institutions are successfuly per
foirv their resrect4ve duties in the dissemination o.
Education France 10 her orgies Of Liberty, main
tanned that ri,e followed after Intelligence sn1 - de-
rnoustration maps prepared, shaded from Light
70 entire Darkness and marking the localities Of crimes
IL the districts Of light and intelligence. Perhsps sne
!. now in the enjoyment Of the natural fruits Of her
theory We are ready 20 say
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The people Of America maintain the opposite doc
,ne and place many Of their blessings 20 me score o.
the widely disseminated intelligence IN our land.
a r. la1s..s' s .''.., l.. - re-
I, may be pleasing 70 this audience % be informed
ina, fS fcSf have been dstr 1uted BY the American
institute 20 the Charity Schools Of this City including
the Inmates Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum and the
Aims House The children from these schools have
visited this air and witnessed the spectacle be-
fore you The delight Of the little urchins the 0ccs
zion you better imagine than can descrioe
The widespread Intelligence In our land . curiousiy
and abundanily shown in the numerous and multiplied
new inventions snd improvements in established ma
chinery, more conveniently 70 accomplish some me
chanic result The Committees o. Examination speak
favOrsby Of many of the inventions and Improvements
now on exhibition Among the number are four tive
improvements in the Manufacture Of WO0ens. TWO or
three IN the Spinning Of Cotton. two in the Steering 81
Vessels, some IN Iclegrspnie mmuhicAuons ana
in Others too numerous 20 detail All are before
YOU and await your examination The belief IN the
advance OF mechanic skill and Intelligence found .
fall short each year Of the reality IS exemphhed IN the
articles on exhibition The genius Of the mechanics
skill IL deveOped By competition and the humble edu-
cation Of his early life enables him % produce ruts OF
grea, Individual value and public utility. America Il
already IN advance IN her proportion ~ the ne" lh'eh
lions and improvements Of Lab0rsaying Machinery
The Plow the Shuttle and the LoOm-th0se unerring
witnesses OF the state and condition OF country-she
has with her improvements ready % exhibit IN com
petition with the civilized world Many evidences Wi.
be found throughout this Pair Of the high state and ad
vsnced condition Of the Arts and Sciences and OF their
adaptation in the useful pursuits Of life. Domestic
Telescopes and other ntruments Of Science are among
the articles on exhibition
s National Convention of Fruit Growers has been
formed and held this City under the auspices of the
American Institute branch of the Agriculture. de-
partnent during the present Far Twelve states
we're ably represented-bringng specimens Of fruits
from their several localities presenting ~ whole IN
contrast and Ia variety exhibition Of the choicest
fruits and with an interest and display, rarely equal
ed or surpassed II had been found that imported
fruits were old varieties and sometimes bear new and
fictitious names which had crept into our catalogues
material object OF the Convention was TO correct the
Catalogues OF Fruits-expunge the present numerous
names for the same ysrieiy-and 70 determine and
select the names of the varieties deemed useful for 10
dvidual cultivation. Ne An example-the st OF nearly
200 varieties Of the Grape reduced TO I'D OF 20
Apples Pears Plums SC underwent q somcwhat Ike
proportionste reduction.
Gen TAIINADoE closed by adyortng to number Of
articles on exhibition. spread upon the table before
hm-drawing from their contemplation happy auguries
Of the capacity and skill of our Country and her arti
ANS for flturs and sOmpiete success.