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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
Hos. zApock PRATT, of PIa!t'ytlle.l

WI KrMBLE, ofthe Wes Poln FolndTy
to whom letters may be ad 1ressed at The lnstitute
Rooms 105 Bowery.
This scheme originated with our worthy Presi.
dent Hon. Pratt whoae ssgacisy will probably
b. illustrated by its complete success
1t is nos in this country as In Europe legitimate
object of Government Patronage. Like every o.her
undertaking here, it must be carried out by the co
operation OF individuals and institutions interested
H. the success of industrial enterprise, by she pub
lie qpirit OF private men, ard it is to be hoped that
every scientific aud mechanical assoc alton and IN
oiy,iral will lend countenAnoe ard influence TO al
enterprise which, il successful, will rebound to the
Advantage and more just appreciation OF tnSt o'AsS
Shose prosperity lie the best guarantee OF national
arsatness az ip sill ages it has been the traest cri
tarior7 of civilization Yours resp ,ctflly,
$500 - THOS e DOnD Ac,usry
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rn Glong,ess, Yes.ertIny.

In tho SENATE the Memorial Of the Leg
;s,.turo Of Now-Moxioo asking admission
into tho Union AS State, was introduced +;
. mot;on was made to refer it to the Terri
tor;o, Committee, which was laid on the
table BY a vote of q to Is. The Slave
Trade bill was then debated by MesSrs'
CLAW, Soule, Berricn, Winthrop and Doug.
las. The question was then taken on Mr.
Stewards amendment and 1T was lost by .
60 45 MIR. Clay then made an appeal for
The rejection of the amendments made in
Committee, but before action was taken the
bill was laid aside and the House bill sup
nlying deficiencies ia the pay and mileage
If members was taken up. Mr., Benton
moved to amend it by a provision requiring
The mileage of the California and Oregon
memhers to be reckoned by the shortest
%raveled route overland. Mr.. Gwin tried
hard to get the whole distance by the 18TH
mus allowed as the route, but IN vain the
amendment was adopted and the bill passed,
after which the Senate wens into Executive
Session till the adjournment.
The HOUSE talked little about the Ew'
;nc case and then took up the Fugitive
Slave bill and passed it, after considera-
BILE struggle, by vote of 100 TO 49, This
is glory enough for one day. The House
soon after adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
arrival of ,he Turkish Envoy.

The Envoy from Turkey, who was announced
GONE months ago being On his way to this country
arrived Yesterday morning in one ofonr national yes
sels-U. s. atoreship Erie under the command Of
Liept Porter. When the ship arrived, the Mayor
sen: carriages to convey the distinguished visitor
to hs lodgings. The objects of this mission have in
= measure become known to the country and We
have every reason to believe that the frst repre-
tentative from the Ottoman Porte will be welcomed
With great enthusiasm.
Capt. AMMIN BEY OF the Turkish Navy, has
been aelected as the Representative 70 the United
States he is, we understand, gentlemen Of
great capacity and has been employed by his soy
ereign Oh numerous confidential Missions, Soma
wears ago be was Minister ct the Court OF the
soltsn OF Muscat He WAS the secret agent
m the frontiers of Hungary aud Turkey during
tbs recent struggle o. that gallant people with
Anstris and Russia. The selection Of naval
officer is 3 delicate reciprocation OF the sending
If Commodore Porter as cur fret Diplomatic Re
nresentatiye 70 Turkey. It is gratifying cir.
oumstance that Ammin Bey has been brought to
cur shores il one Of our public vessels and a; 50
opportune moment when the character Of the
Sultan mas pSCUc elpFHt1u III VIZ eJ 90 =! O44 CisA
zeua Il is TO be az pecsed shat our Government
will receive with great respect mission 50 worthy
Unmarked attention, whether viewed as courtesy
or in its prospective political and commercial re
suits. The establishing of friendly commercial in
sercourse with Turkey will open 10 our artisans
and manufacturers rev and important field. We
have no doubt this subiect will be duly appreoi
sted by the Administration. The present oppor
tunisy for paving the way for more intimate CON-
mercial relations With Turkey than We have hith
erto enjoyed should Dot be lost.
Qhe Turkish Minister is accompanied by Mr.
John P. Brown, Secretary and Interpreter of tn:
Legation of the United States to the Sublime Porte
and by his Dragon an and servants.
Fo-day the Mayor and members Of the Common
Council will call upou the Envoy, and in the earl.
! part Of next week he will leave for Washington.
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..r,r. rnnrsrpIAL EXHIBITION OF 1856.

MECHANICS INSTITUTE Rooms, lo5 sowsty
MEssRs EDITORS On the evening OF Jane II,
1850, this Institute appointed Committee Tor toe
purpose of considering toe ezpedieocy OF ho'd'ns
IN the City OF New,York in theyesr 1852 FAR
or Exhibition, such az will be held in London dur
og the Summer of next year Toe meni0a,s are
row engaged in such confederation IL Is dssiLa,
Bile that eli peraons and ln,ttu!ioDs favorable 20 ne
project should correspond with them. The Com
mittee consists Of she following well known geuse.
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esz~ For late and important1elegraphic
disnatcbe, see First Page.
1or California.
dispatCheA

W. oball issu, TINS MORNING an Edition
Of TIE Ti5ens for California, Oregon and
the Sqnd,oied Islands. TO go by the Cherokee
which sails this afternoo>' AZ 0io'a,
will contain oil the Latest ASoFelgn ana ~
nestle News up 30 the timo of gong to
press. -, or other
* Persons going to San FRANCHISES y 49,; 49,,
potts On the Pacific be supplied with COZ V.'
application the Publication Office OF tais P> Fo''
Single copies s2penoe
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orERA GlAssrs-rhs u o,t superb los ossred ia
t1l.ceual.y may now 10 see 81 TurrLss Emporium Of
Earppesu Fancy Goodo, SIS Bro.dway TIE nou tsAA
ols con1oisseur viii behold Ia lhese elegSn, sc he
me PIN, uira' OF perfection made b. the most cesbia,st
s-i,agt OF Paris ID stJe perfectly uasPpfoachsh.e.
Cnnl row hey savc keen usnufc nred eScld.yel ia
speaa6 ,,ore. CT tie "Psla's R >ysl' in ealI G'a 8
fnen ana soes invited sxsmae hen Aso received
b, TIE e siea e. invoice ofcoauy Opera Faps OF rara
RWanlsrihip ard desisu, vel WORTHY the aneauoa Of
every lady OF taata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
Ia Democratic Wn,g General Committee
tuesday, Sept, 3, 1885,

g,.oF~t6 That the Wog Electors Of IN. Guy ana oS'tn
&c ~ yoYE be- reousted 10 meet IN their Fespecu .
&sda op "WEDNESDAY he 18Th day OF sep.s ,r Chez
- ~ racs on ttst ~ the JectVe Werd Com
il,ee, az de,gpse for the purpose Of seec0og oei9
~" LAT and I'd %srds comprising Inc lat Asiembs DS
t-ci the Sd and 9Th vsrds comptsng tbs ld AsssugS
District ard The 2b AID 10 Wards coGPoas We Asa
S.semhlv petict requested 10 se.ec' nVe o go I,
ar 10 ny Assembly Convention to meet 90 ms ensuing
eSening ii O'Clock at the flowipg desgnaaeo P"ce''
ghst OF Assembly District ct 30 Waeoih
Thai of he Xth Asa"wbly ptsrct al mo fuohc ho"'e
m fhs 4th-aY one door from l25h st =.,,+
Each of suid Convettioua before proceeoog 70 oao.
To- Deleps 10 the Convention, TO elect from tne
Diutrc al large, az additional Member o. ss'o A''0O'
Convention. -, ,locs from tbs
io rp,,rs b. piven hereof BY the Commit'eei
P''''''+ BOWDITCH BLUNf, Chairmss
" wR g sFsss, SECRETARIES hsl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

~ The Erentng Poss explains that when it
soobe of the Texan Boundary bill as having given
"a part of the f,psst portion Of Neso- Meztc0' to
Texas, it meant the valley Of the Pusroo below
the parallel of 320 INTELLECTUALLY that meaning
did not occur to us yesterday nor do we think it
warranted by any description of tue valley of the
Puerco unless confined to few square miles on the
Rio Gtande at the mouth Of the Paerco. 1t seems
odd if the valley Of the River Perico is 30 inviting
that it has never yet been the abiding place of a
hundred white families. Texas has pushed her
out.posts and held elections above and beyond this
valley but toff the ba TX Of the Rio Grande) we
think scarcely one of her pioneers has been induced
to settle in said valley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

CALIFORNIA LEG1sLA1URE.-We have received
the journal of the Senate of the State OF Csor
MIA, at their First Session. (pp. 500 and the
Journal of Proceedings of the House OF Assembly
o. the State Of California at its First Session. pP
nm forming, together, thick, we,bo1nd volume
of .347 pages III bears the imprint of 81. Win
cha ster State Printer, sanJos6. buswas ofcourse
executed for him in this City. faer specimen Of
Typography we ney ersew in work of Its class,
and its paper, pre'swork, &c are ofdeoided excel
enoe Such printing is nos often Obtained by legs-
aive contrsct, and we congratulate the new State
on her choice of ptinter who understands hoy TO
obtain good work and will be satisfied with no
o,her-We understand the Laws OF California are
poz being printed with equal beauty of workman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
st-GARs R0R PREaERYING.

" N. 0. Sugars, Sc Cd ger 7 lbs also, variety "
Crushed Powdered and Refined Sugars very reasonable
prices. Also variety OF
PEACHES AND PLUas
for preserving Good and Black Pess only So per
ID extra dne anyoe ed OolonE and Youag Tyson a. best
Green Imperial and Gunpowdec Tes, Ga Good Coffee.
burnt and ground 10 CTS aud la best Java eAs ground
Is I'd AT PAaxER's Temperance Store m and As
Broosns4L corner Of Lgdlow'&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
xesg> Gov. SEwARD's amendment to tn

hey Gov. sEwARD's amendment to the
hin sbolshing the District SIsvo-rrade,
whereby he proposed to abolish Slavery it
sslf in the Disuict-or rather, TO let the
psonle decide the question of It's Abolition
has been voted down-45 to 5-(l2 81
' Now what was the sense of raising
tbst furious dust about this amendnont'
Itsa3versaries had the power to vote it do Tn
Al any time, and why didn't they quietly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

TO THE BILIOUS The stomach prepares the eemsana
the BILE and the blood and 1t does the foebly aad
mperrecy liver disease is the csrAiu result As 5000
theaefore az nysdecton OF the liver Ia perceived nY
be sure that the digestive organs cut OF order fss
first thing 10 be done Is 10 administer specific which VII
&C, directly upon the atomach-he nanGprng OF tho sni
ma machinery. Yor this purpose NO can ommead, u
applicable IN all and ana1g remedy 6NASft
Health Restorative Bitters Acting q. mild sperent "a
Alternative and tonic 1t strengthens the dEestou change
the condition Of tho blood, and gives regularity to n'
ooWes Its result Is always a In bilious cste'' ses
all complaints csused by indigestion General Defoa''
aud,er.t Sc ls8iI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

CARD-The iu scrber having returned how Eafops
would respectfully Inform his pupils and the puolc Rene
lv that his Riding School will open fer the reception
pupils on Monday, 9th September He would s'so return
bio thanks 10 lie orme psrona for the liberal support b
bas received al ther hand and trusts by jealous aen
ton to hia profession and arded attention TO Mai fs'
,acsbli,v which hts establishment has ever mailainedt
10 ms,s, a continuance Of pub c patronage
M w DISBROW, 20 Foursh-av
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every lady OF taSss,

>-us SWEDISH NrcAlIScALE-The appreciation OF the
Flower ofsong o'a7.e AID beautiful Psteo' Tapei
Try Tele Ply ard P,en Tsqeswy Ingram Carpei' has
uHoerced unprecedented nun OF the fsmous
csrpss establishment. 80 BOwery, HiRAA AsOEssos's'
who hiss The exclusive those Carpets for the Ciy
New York Those four sad Eve shilling English IngR4u
Garcia and lh.ee end fouI shipg Flool Oh cloas ere
In
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CAUTION 10 HE PUBLIC.
THE GREAT POPULARITY or
LYONS "MAGETIC POWDERS"


FOR The destruction OF bedbugS, cockroaches moths,
ants feas RieS &C. nsecta pla4ts snd all other niec
has pro mpted certain uares prepare spurious arce
and Offer them unde variou, denominations for sale
Few OF thea individuals dared to give their I'm posiona
out az "hes OF poison" The proprietor Of the original
article has this city, only tie undermenuooed agenf
End the principal dep0: 40 Broad way, where sso may
be obtained Pills for The instantaneous destruction OF rats
and mice Both articles warranted fres from poison
and their eicacy been tried by gentlemen,
Read The JoHOming Letter:
NEw-YoRK HosPGTAL, June ). 1850
have analysed Z Lyons Magnetic Powder for hs
destruction ofinsecr and cer that It lie free fro mlner
or corrosive poison Az the result my naoa
| would say that 1t Is combination OF various sbls
substances having peculiar Influence the insect kng
DOM and thai It may be sed with perfect safety Wils
respect TO It's utility Its effects Astonishing beleveR
to be skilfuly prepared substance, By which vausbh
RESULT obtained, whc does eiec rhN Mr.. Lyon Gays
and Ia well deserving Ofpublic patronage.
LAWRENCE REID, Professor of Chemistry
Further referenceJonaA B. Phi lips, Esq AGsiseot Dis
rct Attorney. n Y; John L. Room, Esq Superintendent
~ Z. Hospital; Daniel ID. Howard Esq. Irving House
Preston Il. Hodges, Els Carlton House, g. P Cozzeoh
Eco Anne lean Hotel; Coleman 4 S.etson, EsqI. As,of
House.
And many thousand certificates o. similar from hs
most respectable citizens the Unite States nay
the Office
These articles received the Highest premium al the aA
Fair Of he American Institute,
AGENTs-HEw-YoRK CITY
Clickener Co 81 Barclay ST. A B. D SapdK los Fo
ton.st Haviland, Keese Co. 20 Msldeulane Ruahton
Clarke Co. 10 Broadway; 0reenlea Kingaley u
Cortland-st schefelin BrotheH Go. lA John a.;
& r. Bumion 274 Bowery; Kerr 746 Broadway sttu
& Co. corner Nlnhayenue and Twen y-hnh-st Brigham
Miller II Avenue D, corner Thrds Dr. Lyon, 472 Grand
ct; E Cook, S05 Grsnd-st Rrookyn-hs Hayes I'D
Fultonst South BrooklynME AyYes, corner Henry s7a
Atsntc ats. Jersey City-Buskbk, So Washiogon'K
Sag Harbor L DIR. Il. Mills. Stony Brook-James NJ
Gould Potsdam, 81 Lawrence Co. n. Y.-R 81 @unioa
Newburg, N. Y-Fowler Co. Rushyllle, II
Varied. BuGao-G P. Chsmplin "a Maiu.st aud
son, N. Y.-Roamsn HcKinstry. Newnk-Mr hind
Mafhetss. Railway, J.-mr Tunson. New. BnnL
wtck-Apples ate Son, 63 sburmRnn at Treaton II -
Nj shsruann Patterson, J.-Mr DougR5a Camp.
town, n J-Mr Crawford. Proviieace, r. I-B 4lch /
son Boston, Me1s-Reddipg Co Slsls-st Phats
phia-Gsrhgues, corner Tenth ard Coates sis Baltimore,
Polk Co Barnum's Buildings Cincinnati Ohio -HasI'
ings, corner Fifth and Walnut Pittsburgh Par q
Sellers. Hew Haven, Conn C B. Whltllesey LIS Chap
Ell st Charleston, g. C i a7end, Hsra. b Co. Augas@
Qa,-Hsyiand, RisIey 4 Co. AnD Harbof, Mich.-Homet
Sons, Booksellers. Waynort, Wayne Co. Pa-Chshd
w Carr.
None genuine unless aligned by the proprietor, T. LYo
sla 2uss EMANUEL LYON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

NOTICE TO TIE LADIEs.-W7 aEe gfeat pIesElfs 10 cali
ing the attention OF ladies' OF New FORK and la vicinity
TO The ladies' Shoe gtore OF Mr. MILLER in caasLn where
hey can always End conpets assortment OF all the DIFF
erent kinda OF ad9s morocco and Kid slppes Tiss and
su,Eins Also, black bro1ze, green and light colored
Cater Boct made in beautiful style and sold at moderate
prices Also Misses and caidrens Caters aud Shoes Of
al kinds AID prices, st ] 2 AiLLER'S, 1874 Caua1t
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M AR RIED.

on s~p H. by Res BeQsmn Evans, Ar RICHARD Nj buRhE
IN M.s SARAH ANN JACKSON, all o! thus CITY. =,
m Wednesday anernuon Sept TO- in ny Church BrooEn ~
h., Rev Syn' ri Lewis Mr. Ell WESLSf STOCKTON, OF
u l,c, 10 Mrs MARY ANN itu glitter OF VIM H. 5sey Esq
of former place n Al r ,,,. yy,Ir1AutIEN.
sHTPah Of Nsw York to HANNAH r. daughter o! Kew Dr
MI arau OF Auburn
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BUSINESS MoTIOEs.

B.RsuMs MUSEUM -fhe benefit and appearance Of
be amazing Bateuans this afternoon fhey leave now
altogether They play this Iiue comic dramatic piece
called The ALPINE Brothers, 1ugh4be farce called the
Swiss Cottage Rhe Baemsns should be seen By all who
love pfecoccus genius This evening have T1s Drunk
ord 50 uaus capital Bpat Of Jenny Lind s nov Ia ho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

DO it? How idle TO waste days in foaming
over such proposition when the session
draws rapidly to closet No day should
henceforth close without witnessing the
passage OF come important measure.
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a11syMras HnrIors

=
ga huslc.L AMArEUE.-A Renileusn rem,rkirx on ire
Of he Broadway batter who psId S2as for
Je.oy Lind Concert Itch o. sSid Il Won aaye boon mos
70 he creet to haze divided this sum among bis poor sew
ins g,s must think eyefl body II on readers want
aHA.e TIE Fail fasho1 bssafll7 fsshIo1o3 sal sinl-
rably nsde cal en- KSox iEs Fulton ri HI, price bal
NlnY doIlRys
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BOUND TEETH Pure BsEArH-To cttain The above osjee'
use G p YHuRsroN's celebrated impaplble Iyory fe@
7ooth Powder, which without exception The best csa"
fce use for cleansing the Teeth foT aole by y
ton, so6 Broadway, Rushton, CLARK & Co. 100 ana ~
Broadway AID 10 Aptor House. l. B. Dodd Broadway -
hlnh.st and Of he principal DrugRtsN througooa' ~
.Cnited States, al ""e~"-
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Hon David yy,lmat~u,s whereabouts.

MoNrRosE. (Susq Co, Pa Sept H. 1850.
H. GREELEY, Etq: Dear Sri Observe that you pub
,b tben name of Hon D. WlLMor as absent at the time
voting on the Texas Boundary question
VIII you he kind enough TO MORN your relderS th't
for several dsys be has been, and sill Ia in sha oi'ch
.,ns It at the rats of eight dollars day, aud endea-
% to serure continuance Of the same pleasant accom-
naniIpent 10 his Proviso Yours, SUBSCRIBER
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in that town, glyeE the following result Tor Con-
gress:
Nr Fit Fessepdeu, Free Soil Whg.........58l6
JOIN Appleton. CasS Loco. ...,5185!
EeEEender beaten Oy So votes. (nestty
II that isn't provok ing, We should like to kno=
what would be. 1t might have been otherwise,
but the Wings in Portland end in most Of tne
towna did noby.
MoGes Mcdonald, Charles Andrews, and we
fear Thomas J. D. Fuller, are likewise elected BY
tie skin of TIER teeth, over their Wing antsgo-
mats We don't give up Pike yet but may have
to before this goes TO press The bad luck in other
Dist,icts may not have spread SO far Eass.
We think there is Wing gain in the Legsla-
lature and in the vote for Governor.
Ist Distrct-NathanD Dane Appleton (Wbig) has
in 25 towns 8, us votes 70 1873 for Moses Melon.
aid, Opp. The residue Of the District will elect
Mcdonald by small majority
IIId DHtrict-Robers Goodenow Wing IS
elected over Lot Morrill,, Opp but BY less saaa
the usual Wing majority.
IFA Distrlct-We don't Ike to believe that
Reed is beaten. The Boston Atlas has q dispatch
from Bath, e Pm. Wednesday, saying that Liz
coin Co tsl but four small towns gives Reed 5,l69
to Andrews 4, l91-Reed ahead 978. Che highest
c aim for Andrews in 0 xford is 1000 majority.
VII Decentralization towns give 1880 votes
for Gushing WING aud F 81 to 273e for Eph
RAIN r. Smart, Opp but Free Sol) We pre-
sumo Smart bas 600 minority in the District.
Vim Dt.t,jct.-Forty FIVE towns give Wash
burn.(whig) 3 SOP Strickland snti-Proviso) 1871
srsteon opp. bat Free Soil 22l9. No doub: Of
Washburn's election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

Cu,foRyiA Boors-Gralu Leaf or sewed Boots ofveTy
superior ousty legs from Is 81 inches long. suitable 0
he California market for sale wholesale aud RETAIL by
sllst JOHN l.. WATKINS, ia Fulton.r!. N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

YENoNT.-Judge Wiliams's clear majority for
Governor is over 500. Senate 81 Wing to all
sorts. House l26 Wing to 81 all sorts-shree
towns to hear from, al Wing last year. A Wing
q. S Senator to be chosen
In the Ist Congress District, Lyman has 1926
votes, Miner ais, Wing 1854; Lyman ahead 50
Roberts Free DEM 3,ll3; Clark E Old Line'}
1888
John G. SAKE, the Poet is elected Distrio: At
torney for Chstsnden Co. by zen majority ever the
Wing candidate John is the most inveserase
Hunkes in the State never believing anything ripe
ill it Is rotten-wherefore the Free Democracy
went their length FOR his. Funny party that Free
soIl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

WARNocK's fall HATs-Are Aode Hats beautiful
in proportion high too iow, not much bell
TOO auaish bhm right widtb gracefully turned at sides
bui capable OF being made dat interns arrangements
ceedngly appropriate and chaste The Whoe appearance
decidedly satisfactory 10 the mos precise connoisseo
4l23t 203 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

II Tie Eyeniag Post argues that we do not
need q Protective Tariff, bscsuse Prosectionists
contend that Home Manufactures are SO beneficial
that they would grow up and be difuSed among as
in The course of time even without Tarf-It .ns.
il sound reasoning, why not not follow i: in other
matters By the game logic the Government
should do nothing toward improving Rivers snd
Hmbors, for if it neglect them the People locally
Interested will be compelled to make the improve
meots for their own lakes. 30 the Government
nay stop establishing POst-Rou:es and ddusing
Mails for the People OF the benefited Districts W Ill
get up Mails of their own rather than go f1revor
without them. So the State may kick over our
Common School system, becaus eUniversa Edoca-
ton at some fu>ure period Is inevitable though
we of to-day should abolish our Schools. For our
own part the fact that great public banat: ought
to be attained and ultimately must be, is rather
reason for struggling toward it than for leaving it
+, time and chance.