New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30
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J. Quincy, Dnsuerreotypes
w. n Jackson. Crates
W. Y. Fitch, New Haven Locss and Bits
Jas Prentice, Mathematical Instruments.
Chas Copley. Brooklyn. Gloves.
Thomas Hemingway. Lexington. KY bale Of Hemp.
Brooklyn Flint Glass Co. Plain and Fancy Glasa
Haughwout q Daily, Painting and Enaneling on Glass
Elias cartridge 4 Co, Green Point American Porcelain.
] ~; Butterworth Co, Dover n. j. Bank Locks.
Dr. Culver, Hot Air Furnace.
Hamilton Wooden Co. Printed De LANES
jos P. Prison, New-York, Double Vacuum Steam Con
Hswes & Philips Newark, Nj, a5h.rse-pOwer Steam
VIM Ven Jr, Hartford. Conn. Gold-besting Machine.
5. 4 hcDougsl. ~ y, Platform Scale Improved Weights
Blake johnson, Waterbury, Conn Csststeel Gea.ed
H. H. Greene y. Y, Type-C Casting Machine.
J. W. Cochran Williamsburgh, Qasrtz Crusher.
Sloan Legget y. Y. Regulator for Water in steam-
losepb Pine, 4. y Runninr. gear to Fire Engine.
a. DAVIS Dove-tsiliur Machine
g. p. Gordon " Y, Card Pres.
d. Brundred Son Co. Paterson, y. j. Cotton Throstle
a. Kreiseber n. Y Fire Brick.
J. w. McAdsrns Boston. Paging Machine.
j: Alexander. \. Y Submarine Boat.
Chss Wilson Springfield Mass StoneD Dressing Machine
Albert Eames Stone-Pohshing Machine.
John Stokell Jr. best work on Eightday Clock
Allen. Fowler a Co, Mess, Seli-cochng Pistols &C
J. O. Wolfe Newark Top Wagon.
Smith Il Sons. East Brooklyn Wagon without Top
CLOSING ADDRESS.
At about n o'clock NJ Gen. TALMADoE, the Presi-
dent of the Institute came forward upon the stageo
the purpose of making some remarks in view OF the
closing of the Fair for 1852 Upon tables Immediately
in front OF him very fine specimens oil many OF tue
staple articles exhibited After some few preparatory re-
marks Gen T. congratulated the Institute upon the
signal success of this years exhibition. Inc receipts
OF the Institute this year exceed those OF any former by
something like $4,000. That was encouraging and
argued well for the future He directed attention TO
the various very excellent specimens OF agricultural
produce exhibited during the Fair az representing the
most valuable riches of the country. He pointed
out the many excellencies of the specimens OF
Corn, Beets, Apples Wooden and Cotton Goods,
Silk &C. On exhibition and very appropriately
alluded to the numerous disadvantages under
which our agrcuturasts and manufacturers abored by
the want Of adequate protection And Cen J. inquired
in this connection what might we not expect oil excel
lence beauty and completeness 10 our Manufactures III
view Of the exhibition made OF American industry,
if the fostering Of udicous legislation were thrown
sround the labor Of the cOuntryi The silk for instance,
raised in the United States was among the very best
grown as admitted by competent judges; to BRING
the manufacture of to perfection all that Yves needed
was simply protection and 30 with regard TO the man
uacture Of every article exhibited by the institute.
Even in spite of oil the Disadvantages which press upon
the manufactures and agrculturlss OF the country the
exhibition of American industry made this year
left them no reason TO blush in view OF
comparison with European manufactures Tney had
specimens Of broadcoths unsurpassed in fabric and A
isb, and the cassineres sngulary goOd-equal TO
any of European manufacture The arts and sciences
also appropriately represented In the great a!gre-
gate of the cOuntrys industry and invention spread be-
foIe him. Thcmmense telescope which justly attracted
much attention, told them that the arts and sciences
had been taken eot The submarine bOat, intended
for the exploration of the bottom OF the sea- lakes ana
rivers belonged to that department. and entirely came
up the most confident expectations wch were enter
tanned Of It's success The various implements OF Hus'
bandryandA an abundant representation
In ths class they had the patent Reaper by which the
labor OF saved the wheat or Oats beng cut ana
Graded by horse power The magnificent display
of Potatoes view, afforded ample proof that we had
nothing nj present 10 fear from the potato rot 30
on that score all apprehension might be set at rest Nor
was the exhibition lacking specimens OF rch and costly
table appurenances For many years the glory OF Iur-
nhng the richest descriptions Of cut glass belonged 70
Bohemia. From Europe III former tunes, uley maze
long and perOus voyages to China for those rare vare
ties of Porcelain which were wont TO dehg the eyes Oh
careful housewives But the magnificent specimens OF
table ware displayed to the public gaze and admiration
among the other raes Of the exhibition Afforded al
that was desired in that regdal that Americans ought
TO covet lAppouse The Carpets also, which were eX
hbted comprising every style and pattern, might wei
vie Din his estmaon) with the most perfect OF English
manufactures However, while they were thus exutng
in the pride Of their entire success, he was bound 10
confess that patriotism offended AT the sight OF beau
tiful American made cars running over foreign rhl'
road iron and those rails laid beds of our own
native ore And he should also say, because can.
dor compelled him, that a perpetual oppostion had
been made TO the progress OF American lniustry-
Some districts Of the country and some distinguished
men of public character were especially hostile 10
policy that would insure protection TO the labor OF the
country 1t worthy of remark, however, that those
States which thus took stand against the true interests
of the nation and sent forth their public men "a cham
pions of their Liberal policy were demonstrated by the
late census returns be stunted their growth and in
developement of recources, agricultural and manuac
turing wealth entirely behind their sister states VINO
favored more liberal policy With these few remarks
he bid them all farewell in the ardent hope they would
live TO meet again, with their common country, H.
creased in health and prosperity, at the next anvef
sary of the American Institute
The Garden was densely crowded all the evening"
and it was IL o'clock before the spectators finally re-
tired.