New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
IRELAND.
iceland for the Irish-WemeiT f"''e"'
Economy.

Economy.
There has existed for some mon'ns In Doo-
lin . voluntary association, very humble az
s,.t and not very powerful even yet, which
,,cm;se. TO do more for that suffering island
than all the political agitators Of the last
century have been able TO accomplish. IL
is called the Parent Board Of IRISH Manu-
faetu,e and Industry, and its objects are the
naturalization and firm establishments OF va
r;ous branches of Manufacture in that coun-
try, and the concurrent training up OF hef
children to Industry, Capacity and Efilcien-
.v The objects and principles of this AS
."c;,t;on are clearly set forth in the follow
ing statement
MANUFACTURE MOVEMENT
rrho p.,ent Roard of Irish Manufacture and
Industry held their usual weekly meeting at their
,ooms. Essex bridge, on Monday evening, 18th
December ultlmo
Lanes Plunkett, Of James's-st in the chair.
On the motion Of Mr. Fraser, seconded by MI
Brennan, the Secretary brought forward the ioi-
lowing
ADDRESS TO THE CITIZENS OF DUBLIN FROM
THE PARENT BOARD OF IRISH MANUFACTURE
AND INDUSTRY.
"FELLow-CIrizExs We address you once again,
urging you 10 prefer the manufactures oil your own
eouttYy 10 those OF any Other-however hoTnely Inc
ono however ghowy--hOwover glossy the other. In
this sir gle prayer-in this single purpose-aIe con
tanned the elevation, Leedom, and happiness OF your
MANY of YOU in times not long passed, IN public
resolutions pledged your lives and fortunes 70 ue
fend what you conscentlousiy oeneyea 70 oT .n0
Would that you had sworn on the puollc platforms
and around your affairs to reject forever tne
Of foreign robes, which are the real cnaihs sht'
ho,d Won in subiection. Such a vow would have Sc
cured TO you more freedom, more wealth, more re,
spect more happiness and hope than any temporal
"On he eve of last Christmas we implored you,
fellow citizens to take this VOW We wrote you let
ters-we sent you addTesses-~e waiteu on you w
deputa,ion-urging and counseing you 10 tnis grea'
duty. Our exhoIistoDs prevailed, our appeals were
heard, but only by a minority only by the iiusHiI
Gus few who reflect and feel The cooperation o.
even these few has stirred many an hitherto ldie
Ioorn-has nut bread before many hitherto ha4l-
fed famliies-hss forbade the heaving OF many %,
som the flow Of many mothers tear FOR Dshoia
she ,orliai demand for irish partial
reyiyal of Irish manuiacture-have called into WORK
almost every skilled artisan in heand
"No blood has been shed-no patriot Imprisoned
or eriled In this movement yet part OF the patriots
aspirations have been realised. portion OF oui
nations wealth has been arrested In It's hignt
Rave been instructed and employ ed. Public conn
dence has been partially restored New branches OF
industry have sprung up. There mas oeeh more
travelling, and the railways nave lelt VIC
there have been more goods produced In Ireland,
and more industry and economy practced, ana the
merchants have higher dividends increased piohS
have in consequence, followed. All tnese items
form public confidence, which unlocks private
Capita calls into existence new undertakings, anu
lays the sure foundation OF national prosperity
snow, fellow. citizens, let US follow up this dow
Rally once again to The great enterprise Heed not
The soph,ts Who tell you 1t best to buy IN the
cheapest market.'--fhe cheapest market for the
Irishman is the IRISH market.
" I.stas Examine this problem. Two hats are pre-
sented you oil equal price, to purchase, say rs o.
each-ihe is foreign, the other lrish IL rs pos.
possible toe foreign hat is more exquisitely hnished
inside with gauzy silk and golden letters You are
caught by the gliitering bait and you purchase the
foreign nat. Very well. what becomes OF your
moneyl Eleven shilings OF tue l2s Cd are sent out
of Ireland forever il goes into pockets OF foreign
w0rkmen and their wives, foreign machine makers
and their wives foreign Capitalists and their wives
who never by any chance Will expend one penny
Of that money in this country and you, who have
toiled for that LIS. Cd, perhaps whole week, now
fling IL way, abstract 1t from your countrys wealth,
rs edectualy do any of those absentee landlords
so generally execTated, who forever draw on our
wealth AID never return any
On the other hand suppose you were too wise
TO be caught thus by the gold and gauze OF tho
foreign hat-suppose you bought the frish-ndde nat
eight or nine shililDgs OF It's price would fow OUT
among perhaps your very nelghbors-people who
live next door 10 you who would the very next
SATURDAY buy something that you make, or that you
sell. Here you see the whole philosophy OF buying
IRISH manufactures. But pursue this great problem
further;
posed has cos. but As Cd, the rest of the price is
wages and profits That Is about eight shilngs
Those ghi shillngs turned at least six times IN
the year, at home, around you, aud will yield trad
ing and lab0riDg profit every time they are turned,
OF twenty per cent or Is. Sd. each time: mat
would be profit OF %. 4d 10 the year. Al the END
Of the year the profit Of that single hat oil yours
would grow ~ us. I'd. At the end OF two years,
upon the same principle-that Is, II any one VINO
partook OF any portion Of the money, laid II out
again on Irish nsnsfacture-the l7s. Al would sIow
20 CT ISIS a. at the third year, keeping IN view
our principle. II would grow to "a IS ti and a.
the end of nne years the accumuaiing growth OF
the ptoft OF your Irish hat, II all who touch the
money keep 10 Irish manufacture will amount to the
incredible sum Of G53: rs Cd.
"Thus win stand
s. turned six times IN the year, at 20 per
cent each tuin, yield-----..------..--. 60
To which add first profit
Total ......... 60 Il 1
Cd year, Us. al. tuned six times, al 20 per
cent each tune principal aud interest Is 4
ID year, IL lSy. 40, turned Six times at
20per cent each time. D
4th year, "a So. Cd, TUNED six times az
90 per cent each time. 10 III D
Sth wear. Cilto ditto ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % q
9th year duo eilto. 50 Is 6
eth year, ditto onto. Ill 3 G
sth year, ditto ditto. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 22l III 6
Wh year onto utuo- 4Ss o
1--WE shall 20 no further in calculation which
mustlead US uneringy to result that from lis very
magnitude, Would call up disbelief
1--WE here show GU that the IS national prett on
single hat, would, If husbanded, according 10 our
advice, amount IN ten ears 10 the enormous sum OF
Eve hundred and thirty seven pounds seven shilling