New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

ersly be trusiea e coming TO correct conc,u.,m,
when for the life Of them they cannot tell bow they ~,
there And tros hat the individual who Stars
her hard TO the greatest variety OF occupaon or The
family who supply tie grcotot portion OF lis want.
viii i,self grows rich and substantially lndependena
the fsstcst We see that wherever factory essA
.shed snd fou-shes, there grows up the village and
there proepcrs the iowa around r. So think in spi,e
OF Mrs. RCse exception. we might generally be
trusted the Talr question. II we could not pr,L
pose M; the privilege OF voting DC pat % @ year or
two I'll We have thought a hte more aboli IL Tia
very plain that Mrs. Rose has not been at;cntvss
n sder of Tae gribEHs as we o. Name are.
But 10 the main Oh ect OF thus communication J. H.
C's womsnly and sincere interest IN a. Itfd has
coursged me 10 suggest through The TribsRs plaa
which have long been cherishing IN my own mind;
also 10 ask questions relative 10 us practcsbuy
| have thought that American League M lht be
formed which shoua bind ~ members 10 purchase
foreign woolsn or cotton s)ods-slNs. o. course,
mutt take abroad o. tie present. eui DO no. know
cutie enough OF manuIac'ire'to ten Row nah
of sacrifice lis would demand OF those pairlo,c men
aud women who would gladly make some effort 20 pre-
th country FROM being practically Bnfish colony
euslaveG by British Free Trade . -
Are woolen rlsids. which much used Tor ch!drea
in this climate ncrinocs &c. made here have heard
that elegant cashmere, with fracs marks on taem, IN
order 10 induce American ladies 20 purchase men, arc
manufactured here. Have we any American iSces o.
usnsi sny factories started tor those things WHICH
in short time. would probably furnish thems II you
think the plan worth CONSIDERING please aid US with
your knowledge; tor me that the socil prn.
cipc OF cooperation in ths matter nigh, produce
decided rCsulis. And, ~ women are the chief pQr.
chasers Of dry goods. would recommend that n the
next We iens Convention, each member thereof ~
sOlyc herself into cOmuiflce Ia procure As many ot
the mon and youths Of our country 10 subscribe
10 the american League rs possible. ne expenses o.
such an association would be very slight we shodd
only need 70 publish occasionally fhc Lamb r OF thou.
sands who were pledged II in order 20 drect oar dry
goods merchants in making their purchase ana 10 en-
courage lur maIutactul efs IA investing tncn capital
and studying improvements.
Even ii scott Is elected Free Trade Congress Tnsy
refuse Protection % Americ an industry aud ~ we
Tariff men, not being likely TO vote Just yet cannot
set Congress right hink this Is very air portunfy
of practcing wOmcn's well known plan Of - ting bg
roundabout means what che .Cnnnot by dyen. and
really eaecng political reform, even where size hc no
political rights s.ksd wealthy ant fsshlonahle lady
OF Bescon-st., Boston who has been a. mrch N the
habit rs any o. gratifying nov fste uN beautiful Grti
cles OF loreiln prUdu | p, mo wou JOIN turh
league If others wou'd, Her pl:rods replied, un.
hcsitatugly, "Nes." em sure - H. I. would ,on
herself and persuade many others, too; even obliged
10 90 without muslin Tor year IN con sequence
las urc YOU NJ. Editor ifthe idea could once gain
cledence thpt enough would join 10 do any good 10
American manufactures, You would ind the League
sum orted by such members would prove some
power in associated effort, come use in womens med
dling with roltcs MARIA
Bsrcor OCT. a. Is5A
10 We should like to help try the expert.
ment suggested by Maria" whoever may be
chosen President 1t would at least evoke
and foster a true American feeling, though It
might set the Foreign Manufacturers TO coun-
terieiting American trademarks, and sodeieat-
ing our purpose But why not include silk in
our pledgel We ought TO grow and manuiac-
ture our own Silk anu why not make begin
ming We wish there were Halt Million
American Women pledged nevermore to wear
SILK until they could obtain it Of American
production; they would thus do more for their
country than any dozen victories won by our
arms since 1870. Why not try itl Ed.