New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

AID kirdIsd. enterprises were hen IN Pros'e'
which could not BE- stopped aud are now comp'et'd'
There is likely to be less work, more cold, and
diminished ability TO give, during the Winter oSiofe
Us. Whist il 10 be dote'
We sppesl frst to cur single i'ung Mer'
especislly those VITO have trades, urging them -
yusl Cur itto the broad county, aud leave ps''e'
char ce for those who cannot get Away. ID no'
cay, 1.-The times are hard e7erywhere;" for there
are room and work for oil who resoiutey seek tasm.
True, tie West is very poor; but there is eeeea'
halvest every where but il Iowa aud part OF LII
lois, with very good one 10 Minnesota, Iowa ana
Nebrssta; ard there Is great iced OF house''
barns &c, &c, in every ne~ country. ine
farmers Who have 10 money vii give you ~h.'e'ef
they have for your work; and it were better
to work for bard aud slos promises
than to stsbd idle here all Widssr aud
Iun in debt fox your board. Do no.
plead want Of mssrs; for if you have 30
end husband it carefully, you can travel "est"ira
month on it, inquirIng tor work BY the way ana
stopping wherever you can fnd anything 20 90.
Do nst stay here to starre ont some ofo'ner
uechaDics family, bat vet your face Westward tho
momeut you ale cut Of work. Close yoar ears 70
the idle whisper, at msy be better soon 'or
times will no, be better here before next SPung.
| On the othe hand, there never before WAS rams
when Little money would buy so much property IN
| the We.i as Low. Remember that not land ana
shelter merely, but food stock, teams, implements,
and almost every thing you may need are cbeaperno"
10 the West than at any former tune, and that be
who can take with him $500 nov can buy rs moca
with it as be could with : 900 even one year ago
Aword, Tow, to the LsboriDg Class Who s,n1o.
| or viii not leave the CtJ-a wort tha! We u:ee
opy becau,e il Iced be said. There are those who
| call the emselyes your friends who exhort you TO
"StaId up for good Wsees," 'D,u't work fJr aoy
thing lees than tie wages Of for net yess W
| Men and brethren either We are grossly 10 error
CT this is bad advice which yoG ought to reject and
| defy. To sand out for the sane w,ges Don tn,s
youreceived hen food vastly per cent dearer aad
labor in far greater demand than Cow, is nstakehs-
iburious-ranous. 1t Edsiheyitaoly to arrest or
drive away work that would otherwise be- done
here, and thus difuse aud Increase p,up-rsm aud
msevy. No, Working Men your labor is G0t
actually worth nearly 30 much money now as 1t was
one or two years ago-if you receive fifteen dollars
now for whsttaen pad youtwenty, you are actually
better pad for your labor tnan you were then. Ia
cur deliberate judgement if al wages pad IN this
City were this day reduced twenty five per cent
from the prices OF last year, all classes would bs
benefited, and thousands saved FROM begsaty thai
is otherwise inevitable. This is not what Nc should
prefer TO have done; cur Immediate remedy for the
deartb Of laoor would be to check mpor;atons By
doubling TIE present duties on every foreign fabric
or ware that coupees With any brsnch of Home
Productions; but the absence Of that, we believe
q reduction Of wsges, 80 as to render active aud
profitable branches of industry now dorusnt be-
cause they only be prosecuted at loss, would
be benefit to ALL
What shall be dope 10 prepare for the Winter
row mbencDg You who agree with aad you Sno
differ from US, we call on you to consider, to speak,
and TO act. We ak the PIess auu suU f-'r'' -
.vu,o..yI... 49,. S---S-i .atj.etj ~e call on toe
pbllanibropc aid the wealthy TO ponder it; We urge
the poor ano the nsedy to look searcoinsy into il
Do not let al other Winter tpd us So utterly uupfe
pared ss did The last. Nog Is the tiaie - psa aai
to make ready for what must 81 best be season o.
wide.spieAd pIiv.tion and suftrDg