New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16
Tariff Meeting i'm Philadelphia.

Tariff Meeting I'm PhiladeIphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June Il, 1853.
The Tariff meeting this evening was lsryely attended,
snd exceedingly enthusiastic. Tue folowcg we're the
officers Of the meeting:
PFESprsT-HENRY c. CAREY.
Samuel A. Abbott. Samsker
John W AltTignt.. Tsiior.
Waiter X. Allison. Carpenter
Ellis Archet............. Chandelier manufactured
BeDt Baiey........."Ii aer
NJ. W. Bsldwin.........L Locomotive builder.
3 r. Bar.ol........'..s Mechanical epgneeer
II. BarOws. HCiiow"ste tounder
Joseph M Bennett....... .ClotniUg manufacturer.
John Baird Marble worker.
Richard Buudiu. ........... Cloth manufacturer.
II J. Bosrdmsn .........Bdsunia manufacturer.
A Campbell. Cotton manufacturer
Philip Coleman. Bolt mRnufscturer
Thomas CoopeT..... ...... Brushmsker.
Sanue; J. Crrsswel ...... Brass founder.
william Diyine .".,....,.. Wooen manufscturer
Rlicbsd Degther ......... .CsbinctuIsker
Edward IL. ther..........R Rope manufactured
Bensmin FIsDk Wbeelwneht.
Jo,erh Fleming. ......... Manufacturer.
Peter fsseI '''.''''''.''''I amor.
Richard 0srse6. ........... Cotton manufacturer
Joseph Gan ide. ...........C Cotton manufacturer
W Hwis .BisSta@ith
FetIicL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. love manufacturer
janice Ilonter....'...''''.'t INIT worss rc...
r. w Kensil..............Bl n6msker.
George Knectt.......'...'. Butcher
J,bn * ricer ............ G,nuakeT.
Theoiore KeG........,."..PhpteT
j. Z R.I,t,...,...........5 t0vc,nai4r.
Geo Klauaer..............Uph olstcrcr
frederick Klet ..........D Druggist
J. w. Lolaiue. r.......... Mschinist
Iacob Ioudcnf sger....... Coscbmaker
J; LOes.;. Pu6i slDa-
Philip Le5r Goal d. seT
Thos MeKesn.,,.........Wt White lead manufac. lrer.
James Msybn. Cotton fnanpiSctarer.
John i D. Fafncr
II. PaIrlaiee. lion moder
Thomas Potter.".......... Oiclotb manufacturer.
William Rutter...,,,.,,,,. Boob binder.
Henry Schi.ling ............ Narnsh manufacturer
Hrnry Cs'-vheeI mauufactl rer
STsSersk 0 stssse.......... ClGe manufacturer.
stilwei; ...'''''''.''''' o. ip si
b. b. stumble, .''''''''''' fIoeTv Inanuf,cturcr
Robers Seifridse ........... Cotton Manufacture
w simons ...............Jewelry manufactures.
n = Tarr................. Marble worker.
a. r. v. Thomas ............. Printsr.
James Thompson. ...''''''' Bo3kolu'e'
S W. WIVES Woed .Machiaist
Daniel WeaysT..... Fouhaei'
w, Wb;t,ry' ,Caf wheel manufacturer.
.tieorge Woelpper .......... Lumber deAe;.
sECRkTARIRs,
John w O'Neil First Congressional D,sdc-
Thomas Smith Second Congressional ps'n =
William Wecer'bim '... IhTd Congressional District.
uss~z Gges.: ........,...Fiith Congressional Dis it,
made by Senators Collamer, Sn-
opeeVnes Ne'O "assIs, Humphrey Marshall
Covode aud j.. JOY Morris OF the Ho7 " ''epeS71''
atives, AID Richard W. Thompson OF IndanE
The following resolutions were adopted
hereas TIE commerce Of the country is entirely para
yzed-he workman being unable 20 sell his labor-the me
fp6ins daily declining market for his products the manu- M
Ier having mako, for his fbrche miner beng uhsoe 20
81. hi: coates raaeg master %eeIs 10 DI m
property hod, being unable 90 collect his rents the captain
being unable to the legal Of ntIe-snd the
beng wholly unable 20 collect the necessary eNe
nue. Gnd fhtyfd' u us ~ Pais -. :, senss
ing from the producero Hso the w9ithop. Of
Europe, while o own people are peii'ai9g 81 nome oi %
precisely similar that which existed ~ the ca tol' 7as
ch PIeoed hose in which were passed 'ee protective tam
sd lbs p....s. Of those oct. was oool BY 1a
nard fo1 both labor aud capital reuablsi domestic
the farmer and the rn CT TO BE- larger customer 70 the
and gv the country high degree OF pros
Peri'y: o,, .;., r,,vos +b., n,o,,,ri,v
viI the s6oion ne, 10 king 70 thc PROF. son O.
the nsOrs Industry MI fn1orey - lnf pI spS sTa
A.d ,ehOoqS AL cueo proves th' te pe,oos % l -
ton are those Tesce and .cqIoi & 80 "a.
oyernmept while periods Of feifaie have been uniformly
characterized by war aud waste; IT,. 49,. .,.,pvi en-
ssrc while The revenue regularly dimin'hes-tae nis'
bayirs aresey risen to nearly one hunted .u.A nm ~
.Sr,ros COZ tnua,ee Of the existing s'm csn naye
no oshe lect than thst Of complete bankruptcy Of o' TIC
ses, Corrre.s has Just adjourned, afer .ix months
NJ IN NJ .ct thst great the distrcses q
s the F..tiye authorities have allied to pr pose anS
az relief while the legislative bodies have refused even
peJuit tie Introduction OF any measures lo'S-S - ~
Ind rhc,eas wbta the constituted sutho!i;ies Of S:s 'e
fuse 20 protect the pcOIc u becomes tie poO S"' ~
themsevrs; therefore n o., ID
Rssolr,d That oil the events nov oceurlng as vel IS
those Itch uIrcd 10 this s-t hall century may D. an
duced proof Of the accuracy OF the views Of Jefferson
% falling sssn into safe Of colonial dependence Of Madison
be told his countyinen taA, II was n3t OILY 90,
the protection OF our own p4nteI oar WI @ "a Man.
own voIkmeI Of Jactfon, when lie told me aIues an -
nd DO il only by Of boxing - an hIss, Ia
the number and variety Of Tire chsnne ~ nanSy 81 ~
have % frequently reieTed 10 their c'onty@en ne s
truh that prosperity TO the State wzs 20 20 80
Ct measures loo King 70 Tie 'IAn'el % 0''
Re,olrtS That q is the determination OF his ia7ias
10, The IA soTsts tie system iona tnd - sby
,bsc s,eat rnen ~ stem which gave - 'e county
,pS,pey Which existed here ~ tie co'ns s7'' u"
Rs,,,d Tia ie e .nse Of policy the only cont,s
thorsA hich pOl cal system may be p'e',Is' a% IN
tact. prO.scoa 70 the GoyernsaeIt Itself =, e.-.,.
Rs'Ored That ii il M xed assI .nd .s oy a, .hs
prove ,h n.e.s. PREPARED % give thsr si 9 bis ,br
ResrsS Tbs, We bs1eby tender our thank. the Hon r.
Joy Morris Representative rom the I'D ConSrrs, Sns
Rspres p,stvrs The c this Important sass
ton while we scrrecSe AID ina - 70
subject OF the men bes from toe i Iili b AID wa o'
nts who should b. equally true Representative III :"
Resolved That the Of the lion Simon Cameron In
.stirs a. Il ao 30 fyo1.slS A 10. sI n. ~ III
Senate whose isrf questions Ia opln1n to:slT
disqua him for WORLDLY representing State in the csan'
Re.oped Th., the thanks Of tb. meeting are due AID
hereby rendered 10 81 the members Of Coos-ss both House.
who advocated aud still ready advocate
the interest Of which we are row assembled
of ths tY and the State TO come together ors.nse them
selves with the dissemination Of information Ia
American whether the lsborrr in field neigh
boz Of tbe niue the fu',soe Of the workshop