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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-16
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-16
ShniiLr IL.

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Grmablun9.
0cm Ssnate attrmals ftinc 0eribts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
Mr. Campbell ~ Clerk.

We heartily congratulate the country on th" r'
election q THOMAS JFfTFRsoS CAMPBELL OF Ten
tessee as Clrrk Of ia, House Of Representative
M Campbell may lack tbo graces OF Chesterfield
aud the cuunciaiion OF a Stenior, bot he emnenty
possesses honesty fidelity. and an earnest desire
10 seye the public money. The post OF Clerk IS
one Of great pecuniary responsibility, afordme an
,oualed chances Tor iilchines and Mr. Campbell is
lost the man to spuru such opportunities for hm
sell and take care that they do not tempt the
easier virtue Of others. On this account manly
we were early and ardentiy favorable to his re
election on this ground were we confident that
he might be chosen il any Wing could be and ON
this ground do we especially rejoice over his re-
election The Wing Deputies are OF course all
saved by II
Our friend FoRSFr Of Tie PcaHsyicaqan hrs
received a salutary lesson Personally, lac Is q
clever fellow m whose success we should have re
iolced but as il opposing the Protection Of Home
Industry were not enough for a Pansy lvanisn lac
laws his belly q little closer to the earth before the
Slavery Propagandists than almost any other North
sm Editor within our knowledge. He will OF
course receive the etap Just given him by Messrs
Venoble Cocock y Co with becoming humility aud
gratitude
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

hlte too strouV. when aler askil- tAe Mex
can War by way OF o1Asins Texas and the slave
aris.ocracy. whose tool sic was and Is All r1en
psyln- more ior the teTiiory IN Question: taan
We could have bought II for without any
war II all she tres with such loud parade a
warlke preparation o. teriy Is into the aduis,l o
that TINS same prJpery which we disgraced cur
selves r. and ought oT AMI finally aid for Is her.
after aA The zee snd sensible people of the
state sad such there are. though hes aDomiaabi.
Constitution binds them hand ara ut ought u be
ashamed Of sn affair Ike his. And a. for tie pet
OBJECT ID Texas politicians stock gamblers sud
other gentry o. that kidney the getting ouf OF In.
Gle sam some tea " fifteen millions more " ess.
s. an udemuir, ior tAe surrender ct her claim
over this ver tesIit.l.. ghat shall be sad % Il
but that 10 i, OH g the iouiest schemes ever set
Ju lot 10 plundel the 6C emmenfl It's unpa1al
leied corruption IS eqused only By ts .mpodence.
and Col Benton ha, added nothing % ms position
with honest people ~ iaterine It ia The senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

- Fowisrs O. Wells, Pbrsneiegises and
Publishers, Clinton Hat Isl hasssa-st nes he PSk
~ DIR. shew, author Of various worss %, and pIsS
udoner " Wster-eure % Foorthsy Teutt-a niou
" Mrs. VI. =. Cove Slehois-wsr.r Cur. rbys
received tor treatment visited al lheh rssdsness in-
~ General society Of Nee hanics end Traass-
mel Mechanic HAL, 4f2 Broadway
LLcrUsEs-lsoo
Prof. Aossgz- Natural Relations between Animals-
Monday, Jan. latb, 2lst add 2a,h at "a Pm
J W REDuELo, MD-Physiognomy-Qe me s.sps 81
he Selfish and social FacUues-Febrsry -, d7t I'M
Rev. Dr. BRrHusE-HollAnd nsHstory, TrUis, Chsfsc
Ter Ac-Rsh 10 All Pm
Hon JOEs W EOsOEDs-Ths Constitution md Free Il
sutauons u our CoGnty-Feb. I'm, Pm
~ Members can obain their Tickets at u,s Appren
uess' Library On VI JeHs A.BUktiso, Chairman
" The Annual Inserting Of tho Assoeisiloo Of ns
on Monday IAN, M5PM Al persons dealing 70 no ar
see whether members Or not sfe invited 70 a'snd VIZ y
~ W les and Toupses.-b.reasL9s, esls1rsiss
VIZ Factory l. II 4 Wslst where AZ III lines can BE
found efgesf assortment N tho city sufn{sis and
citizens should call and Judge Tor themselves Seiofq par
chasing elsewhere. bArcnfL0st newly invented Wiss
obtained silver medal 81 No fair Of bs Asrs.n ,n.l
,g1s Copy ne address. uJp M"Ia
~ Water Cure.-Ths Orange aosnlan Wafer Car.
open la nz the Winter Toe esAb1shmeniis eonsfss{
warmed hfou ghou,, with pnysis bsnA sitscost Y cen
room The cars the loot OF Corspd-n 1eY zoe Ne
establishment LetsTs " be addressed 10 Dr. hIasss
above VIZ
CT Wat.r-G ure fnstItates.--Dr Ts.rl rseSves
psieafs Al lis cOnmOdiOus city establishment u Lnstss.
" Il provided with several bahing r2oms .onno =, "Ss
country e.tablishnlsns al Oyster Bay WI WI, 'sys~
April ( w IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
BENTON md s.uth-CaroIIna.

We fad in the Nqfi0Hd TGioFi gencrr a cores
pondence between the Exc, tive of South arolna
and Old Bailon. in winch the ilrner decidedly IS
OF second best The Governor sends 10 Col. Ben
ton the rcsolaiioas o. the meeting held ou the 10th
nit bv the members Of the South Caro.iua Leeisa
t1re approving tie Mississippi plan OF O southern
Cout eutior 90 be- eii I'll Nashville the first Mon
day m next June and iairm, him thar Lancdon
Ch-,e- Franklin n Ehn,re. Jane, Il Hammond
aud Rober " Banwel have been appointed D..
esates from the STATE at laree therein.
The resolution. state tat fh, mcet.n- "-s-aris
with feelings " lively satisfaction the iate move
ment in Mi,,is,ip7i DO defence or The right. and
interests ot me south and hail j, with JOY az the
first step toward thar firm. unitcl, and concerted
action anlon- tie Southern States which sense
Of their common danger imperousy demands
and that The recommendation &c hold such Con
yentim should be cordially embraced by the
whole south. that By common oounsels they may
avert the common calamities impending over them
through the action OF the General Government,
driven on by the lust or power and the fell spirit a
fanaticism
Finally the meeting pledge the faithful and mn
fnchine support Of the Stase To- any measure
which the Convention may recommend
Now this was about as i1ipudrnt commune
cation as could well be made 70 the Senator from
Missouri HcrcpHe- in the o,ovius disuiiicd and
pertinent terms
WAgfVcr0S Jan. TO- 1880
SIR have the honor % acuOW edge Tie receipt o your
Fvceencys communication Of he .rh ulmo ard 90 say
very opportuncy for Pa ,ria Of An Issue ia
Missouri which excc- grcs puhfc expectation az
,ue was 0ned in the senate Of United States On the
81 IN tie declaration made by and denied oy my
eagge ttsi the Ocuers Assembly Of Missouri hes mi =
oyyn Pow prs waen they pledged lie cooperate
with he .sveholdug States IN Ire measures r. progress
The expected rne for 'rng thai issue was - the August
elections Of Sumner; ou' fhe lime pro- 1sed IN PIE
solutions which voU serd i better because earlier
and Will take care 20 make IL known Missouri for .le
ngJrrns ION OF al concerned.
Respectfully SIR your ohedieni servant
THOMAS II. BENTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

- The Coroner who held the inquest on the
body u Geo. R. NAa Re5sseAef a. Syracuse. sNpresse
the opinion la dean prudgcsl scciS~np1y ard
intentionally The walls IL n Which TIC Ssiy
found were damp Ana VARIOUS s.eups had heer made o.
l-v hem A .scre lad been used pCi ne eh,inaey
,uok- o. 1sy .hsI The stove hal 10 oe reuoveA Toe
,s-s 81 charcoal taken in avowety % dy DE vsls
ami Nr ' z hai 0eeE IN auS car o; ne nom sessfa
- Yer he coz WAS SCI IRE The servant We
fi ~ 5,iv S,and he room door About cne-tnt op~u
Albany JOurlA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

This Is not bad tor thirty or forty workmen to DO
ia four months with only s4s3 capital 70 commence
with. Every man has been paid his regular wages
and has already something ahead in the stock Of
the Association and good prospects for the iu,7re
The Report SAYS that business Is Increasing -
rapidly that second store will soon have 10 be-
opened Ia connection with the ~ocicty
Now workers m New York and elsewhere
learn from this example, that you can put
yourselves on solid ground it you viii There =
not much use ia orumbling at tie rxtoriions oi
capital a. long as you don t tr} - help your
selves The way is made plain 10 YOU Be tom
perate and industrious. and organize yourselves in
associations and you VIII be independent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

We sometime since had occasion - applaud
the formation 81 an Associative mon among the
Tsiiors ii Boston after they had iof three months
vany endeayored 70 get fair wages rom their
employers b. means Of stnke. The purpose q.
this Union was t. make It's members their own
masters. and LIT only to put the tools into tie
hands Of the worker but TO ensure him the eujoy
ment Of the full prcduo, Of his industry. instead Oh
dlgernR the larger part into the POCKET d the en-
p.oyer How tar THIS purpose has been accom-
pHshed may be judged from the following statement
Of the Unions operations since it was commenced
on the 2lst September last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

Tia. soows grand pOSs. u lsS7s 'eEeDslo ersesss
WITHIN he As, IS yeas bar Pereei re0sG We presume
woo1 show nearer. 2SSo. Ses'de As Ns~'f0fs hs
ba, hNf q srook SD sOot portion Of Jersey cy Ne
of Nevs. Rughtou ard rouirknsvre, no ~bele q
wiuSnsburgh Green Point HoSoker Astoria Norissn;S
Ssw-Nl4se. AM AKA VI smaller yil4s not 10 usarsE
Eas New YORK AID AN asmaer q Western AEd Essssrr
rirles htrh it 4Asrt h,,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
Affair.". 4, Niearaxua-Recall of our Charge.

dispatch from Washington 10 the ETP"ss
state that the recall Of Mr. Sqaier, our Charge to
Nicaragua. has been determined upon by tho Gov
eminent, and adds
have moreover all bur Official authority TOT stating Aa
Ills more than probable the British Government VIII dea
similarly with s accredited agent Mr. Frederick Chained
His return home indeed may have already been deter
mined upOu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

kENTUCKT LEGIsLATUHE--Ol trcAyi IA h-S
Sns,e Nr Barbour cfefet jorl reso-1-ols n relation
a. rover of C5rees over HESITATION ~ avery era
tu-rIcirg cor Senator'S zll req1esrDs our hepfsseL
-ves E-1lly oppose an sne ever ei'ri is -
ssee II he Coagress Of ne IHed stAes % heefs ~
H. i1suulLon " sa e- r.iEeF n " sias y - 80
-. Distrcf Of Co.unt.a, TIE Ierritcres tnA ~
long 70 % nav hereafter be acquired BY he
lie Cuitsd stses. Tie resolutions ere ysSeIe1 - =
-rlued and referred The ONT reeoiahon Ooste- 10
sercsv by NJ B.edsoe insszpcrns or - =
cesfu- cur RerresertaTss n Cocsf go - A. =
,s.s~s ~ Az R1rng 5cusry srds ard peosiOns - = :
- - voI-nte.rs OF lie Indian wars And war OF 49,
-, 49, m 80 stor:ed TIE G0Terror 1oar-s1'ce
f.h.. ! 2st Fsd Tor re Oce Of secretary Of stair
- -. u O-.anto BrOv- Ese- ressnsc - 20 z A,
~. vas unani11ously eonfrued. o'isfi4e Jour 10
Eru.JrasEY.-ln the Assembly Of the New.
49, Isc-sa.ure on FRIDAY, ILL., r Speeker Pysserfd
Sr go Asrcn Robertson, Fec ChAirrGa q lie CcEs-
= ss5r-, 10 Tes "a tie zssrs % he JOINT Conpsres
siarn tsey lad commenced re Investigation u Mach
-, 40 VIA he pO1 q recess during the heat u
,rursr Rave c0rrrus % tn- preseliu sse- Wien 10
80 IL sxafn!rEron hey eO11cer-y exysc-ee vOge
e,s before ts session Of lie LeE.a7re bai the great
snOnf q aboT lies hEd 70 perform recered i impossible
10 60 so They are bringing 'he Investigation 70 eose a,
pc possible AID hcpe 70 reYcrt sr Ire ers o. sscc
week Z Feeruary.
TEE GroRoIA LrcIsLArrRE-Tks body con
vsnss sgar CT Monday regr u has Already been n
sion a dsy a. cost q nearly sseDa and has done ncne
con psTa1Tsy, o lie genera zrt mere Important Susnes'
Of fsssron Nearly al ihs sess has passed are o. ces
Tea Usios, (AiAsdss'1ls) 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
Colored schools In Massarhusett--Their lie
gaIity.

Our readers are aware SAYS the Boston INN
ipt ihsf lie cuelou " the -gaty Of LIE C0ofrd Sc
~. recently been argued before he Supreme Court aut
d. vet decided f. relation ~ ms matter t-fs "a Ve Dee
1.nerou. publications. al u hem We bee'e = uy SHh'
uersos sdvcang he abolition ofi the Coored schools on
he grounds o. inequality, inuscce ass neK p~dleney Al
rerrrf hearug on fhe 81 eci before he school Commit
Nr Thomas smith cOicrec person, naive % Bosiot
.ru.sred al opuosed Lie Abolition OF le ,M4t School
His speech i sad been remarkable PFo11eiof
ao-d energetic eloquent and impressive II evidently PlS
1ucrs most decided impression o. 1e CofnHeei "
IN t1eir report spesk Of IN high terms 81 praise
nv. gst received q copy Il An Address deliver Deft
he Coored Citizens Of Boston m opposition 70 ne AooA
uou 4 Colored schools Mozdey evening Dec ~, ~
no. uroro,ons The colosed schOos o. 0osiOn have
ever beer au1 stu are Of lie greatest adssntase 70 -
coi0rrd population Of Boston. Their abolition wond -
rnl.d cY unjust toexpsdie1a ard lnjuE1osis he Ec
nee. lie 90 eos oyes measgre- and CHARACTER Of lt
az .coci ao shiug party The proper course Or ac2t
OF rh coofed peope II new Vi the vsnis Of lensei -
ard i.sir pcsferiiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

~ The Dcsrots DAILY Adresttser published oy
u "a n,,es,es Co sra edi,s1 By RrFus HosNER- Ess
-. o,s,., .-a Rest paper Pselshsd II he Cy OF lie
sr,i,,- Appeared on re ID inst much enlarged ard IN
p,oved Tie 5sfsr did g0oi service N tie car 'e o.
fos :, TIE lss safe elec10a and i r1eA Tx ses' 70
T,ru news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

From rHE CRrvAssr.-By the arrival ysstsr.
100 ~, ge. esasn from De scene Of ne cssier
!. ~ Css We ezrn Ihss re ereys.se 8 now tWeay-
-. n = Ar TIC bGs.ress Ci gT.rerg L slr'ot
;, s,r- o. Re nesrhboT.re pisrtarcn% I'D seF-
- ,-s--s e. rress tie 0fl.ce Ai re- onv VIII e n
=, rrsv.nf TIE eufTE1ce Of re ua1- gres
,er !, ses pace aiso hat ttsy VII % unEf =
g. - ersurE seesoa TIE water las ccre doFf
Is r ar so1iAzs rss,sos seSr a.. .e - a. ~.
ous .uroad Of ne ryrT &c oErT-ov 1aE sSn - Il
,sefsd rear ne Meisire k1se. ~ u * -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

r. Instead Of Hibba,d lHsrr Of Hlhwss Of course
glbs,d David Of Aia who voted for Campbell tor Clerk,
# nv Ioco.goco Mr. Hebo,d OHhg Of va changed 70
, sforl.en Of the iast rnomen,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

ORR M,x,,IKn 10 Mrxlco -Hon. Robert z
,ssr n Minister % he Repuh1e Ct keziea ess SCI
n or IN gree he lei Ins wsirzg se u7va o. Ine " -
T-Sia sn sesnser Which be tnsnts nkng pess.ts N
- Cur Te sr<zrer hEs b<s1 cue h<rs to1r dsg
M = We wris - nssl Eeacs q 1w siTiss ~ -
~ ksru recofvof a.s-' 49, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

NATIONAL CHRISTIAN AsrISLAyERr CoSVKN'
s'es~-MessnL samuel Lewis, w. H. Brisbane, ; h.
Chase, B. Aydelos,e Charles B. Boynon Jonathan Ca
ne nd other Cincinnati genlemeH having been appointed
SSsmnitee foF the purpose OF esllnS SonNena~i q
Sescsns 10 consider upon the connection Of ne Aneea
snefeh win the SIN Of Slsvehocing invite uer lelow-
ends<ans Of ell denominations 10 assemble IN Conventcn
Nct ~
-Ihe Mass Convention of New York Aboluonisis con-
sness a Syracuse The 18th and ire Massachusetts
Ann sayeTy society WI Be he'd a Boston on ihe sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

sIAvrRY-A memorial has been sen, 10 Wash
i1s.cn. praying that the nomination Of Waiter [.
NslOney, as Marshal Of the Southern District Of
Florida, be not confirmed. on the specific ground
shst he has excluded slave labor in the service OF
the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

California, Oregon, mud the sandwich Islands,
IL puhUsied On ne departure " each Nal steamer oi
C.seves Prce q cents per copy.
GREELFY S MCELRhTH Palish~fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

MARYLAND UNITED STATES SENAroK--The M
owing is the vote Of the Maryland Legislature, by
which Ex. Gov. THOMAS q. PRArr fwas elected "
the L. 5. Senate Pratt 81 David Stewart :
Blanks. % Majority for Pratt, i9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

a LFRV AFIF PNTFK FOf NOL
.td e-erv S0urdqy Morning Al the low pfce Of y Per
-z, IN ADVANCE Eght copies for SO o. twenty cop'r
= Sre address OT So and he paper IN 90 osse o01r'
usyon3 he tins ior which 10 10 paid
Advertisements for mis- sheet win 10 charged p Genie
line each Insertion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

The Secretary thinks that thus looks hike any
ghlne Tut going backward.
Flour, the Mon buys by the thousand barrels Of
the Western manufacturers aud has itdehNered IN
dlfercn, parts OF New, England, according TO ibe
orders received from the subdivisions Butter
Cheese Poultry, &c it obtains for ITS city divisions
from those in the agricultural districts Of Vermont
The advantages of this system OF direct com
merce are too palpsble TO need exposition The
members Of the Union sarc IS 10 39l per cent on
the necessaries Of HE all being supplied at mere
cost and charges the community at large are oene
htted by reduction IN the number OF UnProd"c-
tive Commercial agents and BY decrease in the
snlount OF adultcra,ion OF goods and other small
sets Of dishonesty which are insepsrable irom q
system Of Commerce which puts the interes, OF the
agent in opposition to that OF the people ior whom
he acts aud converts the useful exchange Of pro
aacrs into the ncSrloGs ART Of buying articles for
less than thcr value, and ing them ior more.
Honor. then. To the workmen Of New England
who have SO efficiently and triumphantly organized
and carried on this admirable plan OF reform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
Markets .BAlrt~oss Jan. a.

The Produce market continues quiet. dealers DOT
being disposed . opersie 4nr he recep; he Canada
Jews which q aaxiousy waited sor The cgotsicus foT
tLOVR. us.N and Provisions re1naE nOmiua cei0ge
Groceries a. arr socers q Re CcrFrs askrs az
alvarez
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
BY TstssHapY TO the NETWORK THIsuNs.
Markets NV -OsLtAN

Markets 81. NV -OsLtASS jar II
The demand sor CorroS conIinges animated, ana
NJ a,vSrce 81 AK uotcd IN az Is tay sustained
he saes yesterdAv % bales During ne psst 0e
iays iaeN have ben sonaewaAl srger ban repote1
rsacheSi 3i,os' bs.es We quote Nidtrg tt LLc slo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

lHx DufxRKScE--Ihe Directors Of the albany
So Ssnso Islegsph offered furnish copy Of Tho Pres
. 80, Assssgs y s.ssIsPh ieI to Ths PsbuIgh pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
MexsAr xsssrss. JssL u
Ssw BrilpNos-rhe rssrrus u Few ezldtnes
erected IN sAs Clsy aarins IAe year is<s ere ~ fscws

rrs- ofs ssch- Acsss. 0as q a. on
r--rgs saSgs $3.50 = 49, ossst.es.e oesseSy
s,r a. AFss sr- ssps rs crrVhss kssares -
prpsfS - % sbsseA = A. Mas ts<sss
>saals
We apperd Cor eompArisou. he nznssr Of sssitizSs
- s.s..,. ,,,.r sir.-a fS<g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

,ex nEwToRK DAILY TRIBUsE IS FUBLIshLp
LyERT AoRsIsG tSUSDAYs EXCITED,
A, The Tribune Buildings, corner Of Spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the City Hail,
"A s.vered 10 City Subscribers for f25 cent? per week
vhfu hey prefer they pay advance 81 the Dos.
" Al rrOnfhs year a. he same rhie oingr oOP
Two Cspis Mail Subscribers Five Dollars per anuon =.
sAysnee Subscriptions taksu for ar months fof IIse
cOnths u ST. Three Dollars Ia sdys1ee required ~ -
casns with Country Newspaper Daily psPef - m,
Al fds Office whose terms are higher thsn uO'~ " 49,
lrftuoe are not allowed any difference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

FREE Soil MovxMESr.-Ths Danvsls Va
Register notices The sbseoadlng Of thfss negroes fen hat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

P4RNfhF TeqnOfd u n ''N''''
a..,nss. Not,ee..I2s rents ger fne, each Insertion
u.nsr.l So,;.s.-Six lines or ! Sc eech lnsefu'u'
4 esfSs, over eia1i lnes cents per inc eaeh Gay r
General Adyerfisements.-INsl So z @snf.
yer tne each day. -, ,.s,,ie, d cents:
OUTsfDE-Egh, nnes or sss earn lo's,''S cSo. rsr
over egit lines, cents per Hhe Ve' N'''
Ire per moth 49,. ga N.zRttcrs
"a ,,StT.f ISvITAIIoSs not erceedng p "oi's' vii
ssai Advertise nents liz rates liked BY Ih'
a. Ssvsrt.~neu.s inserted N ths paper sppesf BON Ia
srs aIoTuisg and Evening EdinODs
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Commercial Keform-The Laboring Class
their own Merchants.

Notices of the Protective Union Movement IN
New England have from time to time appeared IN
The Tribune, coupled with exhortations TO the Ia
boring classes elsewhere TO initiate the plan OF our
Boston friends aud BY means Of Societies organ
igedior tho purpose to become their OWE merchants
buy at Wholesale and save themselves the heavy
profits OF the retailers We now find In the Giro
aotype the quarterly and annual reports OF the
managers of the New England Society, which
show that u is in the most fourishing condition
and may fairly be numbered among the perma
nent institutions of the country. 1t was first set on
oot by a few mechanics of Boston, who formed
ANAL Society some five OF SIX years ago their
experience caused the formation OF other bodies
and in Jan lsl7, there being some dozen separate
Unions. they were all combined in what was
called the Supreme Division or Central Society.
the title of which was afterwards changed to
New England Protective Union In 1919 there
were sixty four subdivisions now there are above
& hundred although some ten or fifteen have been
suspended since the commencement. These sub
divisions make their purchases mainly through the
central AGENT who is, to r considerable extent
sble TO bay directly from the producers while
articles which cannot thus be obtained are pnr
chased as near from first hands possible. The
amount Of business transacted by this central
agency may be understood by the following extract
from the Secretarys Report
"The 6rsi Report Of the Committee on Trade that Ne
ind on our e made IN January lS4s for NE previous
quarter the amount purchased is stated al slS'E IL.
Since that time the amount purchased through the Central
acan .iNp rtllf
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