The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

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maa nature, their tendency must be Just he reverse.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
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q The state thar ne New York Tribune, aad none osrhsa,
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hed on the 10Th h Of April last when asricuara products
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he II the grains which consumed
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and butchers meats in proportion"
mental maddlsmen Of ies,oa enhusasm evident from It's
Ihe scarcity and high prices Of both and meats in the
cour ere ay ehsrgeaoe g very great extent to the run
BE- We sSaS
Now o for US to dispr.s or even 2 aoas NE aeso
gwen md reiterated IN Journal which practically assumes
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privilege Of nationally H. deaiuqng from it @ two Q,
erayes possible Importance the OF this state
e II eis" a tho s 81 & e 'S Would
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reduced Se destructive proportion Win IBIS deso
corr ssponang increase Of oppsss:oa m mortgages and
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Iced, from The dwelling the barn, from and the
IN the
our anhaapy soaay wider asii Of devSsson Ssn would
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calculated results such AZ least would be Us results az
ss,s%s''d ssa BY the 1roune whose data We have 'A'F
1he Tribune. iowevers unusually modes, in us preten.
reyt or at any rate expecting s country dealers % rely
upon he proerbial accuracy Of It's unpervercd Judgment
suany senonous Tbse arc Jingle dsiiorles IN the coan
is MAJ Of S wSlsIsy Alone aons 'sr upon mil millions
o are aas than wasted BY being con
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q real, sub.,apiial Importance These facts
calculated he ensrgee action no. only Of ~
81 @ a ss o esy.s e d ssns
lheirs; and not certainly rue ina the earth q III
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States groX in e State Of New YORK The evidence from
BusSeIs q Saaiey arown in all the States ol5
In the state oil New York Doos
That nearly two thirds ot ali the barley consumed ia he
United states II The manufacture Of liquors grown in the
Bushels Of barley lhus used. la0
crown IN New oos
In an the Other s,ales i ~
rewcd and distilled In the United staes "a manufactured in
the saie Of New York The following figures the
number q gallons OF each kind thus made:-
In the United States, brewed liquors. AZ 45l 800
MhsAey and alcohol Al "a "a
Rum Gboo5co
u the stne Of New York. brewed liquors. III le) 2U
whskey alcohol s2,i Tee
huH 24os50
New York, total gallons .2aa1 100
United States toal one fourth Y ISL SO
New York Of one fourth ............ 22.8e54
Nv. That sdcraby than twohirds Of n the hops
grown In he United staesa product used exclusyey IN
brewed Hquors-is grown ia the state Of New York The
figures give the number of pounds:
IN ne tnnea sta'e D2g
In New ioik Stae 20
In ali the other States g913j
Than fourth Of the Wholesale pc. proa agrctnrA
and manufacturing Of all the American LIQUORS drank
United saes How ino the state OF New York there also
considerable addion for the special benefit OF agrcnl
trred Into liquors. in oher States and which may be
sdered surplus upon the products steadily raised this
state for manufacture. What the thts
flowing capital ard these profits be have statistics
OF drinking whoeaomely and desrucvcy achieved
this and the other States Of the unon deem Ia the
hdent language Of the Tribune perfscy safe TO assume
that the who "nusg he euorTnous.n
IL 4 unnecessary that eetoa philosophers and
coerconsts, 10 heir power, IA la heir ntenton
would shn this OF wealth and prosperity
the state - New York and transfer IS copious tide for the
benefit OF the farmers brewers dsIer. X Brisn
France and Holland That %