, 1860-04-12
TO THE REpURLTCAyS OF CHI.
fAEft.

folore been prompt 10 respond when called upon
TO act upon any emergency. Will she not show
to tez 1ieuds throughout the country what she
eau do in thrty-six days? Let all that have
not subscribed, do so at once. Let the Colec.
tors proceed at oucc with their respective COL
lections, and pay over the money into the hands
Of tic Treasurer, C. n. Holden. Esq.-oaice.
northwest corner Of Lake and Clark streets.
Let ull subscribers bv prompt in their pay yments.
The building is under contract, and tie Com
miatce are determined it shall be put through
aud flushed promptly, md not only flushed,
but paid for. Let it be the motto Of the Repnb-
!icau party-PAr As sor Co:
IuduAtriaI Association.
The Chicago Industrial Association proposes
to publish in the course Of few weeks state
1ncut of such facts as caa be collected, bearing
upon the condition OF manufactures in this city,
with the object Of being abl. to set fo4h to per-
sons in other cities and States, reliable aud INTEL
iisent information as to probable success and
profit in opening new branches Of manufacture.
1t is believed that various articles a1e annu-
ally brought to Chic'go from other cities for
NsE VI 30lc ut1Gt u LES aAHuut u u AAallttE VI
more dollars in value, which could Reproduced
more cleaply here than clsca here, and that the
drawing of part or all Of this manufacturing to
this city would adFans the general interests Of
the cily, while at the same time 1t would sti1uu
late and encourage manufactures alzeuly exist
ing here.
In 4hc development Of facts in this conuec-
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I'LL citizens engaged in manufacturing and me-
ehanical pursuits, and Of all who believe that
these efforts tend to the common good. They
request all such to send to the President or
Secretary written statements Of the amount Of
manufacturing Of any kind carried on here.
hardware or other merchandise annually
imported which could be- made here, and
any other reliable Information Of the same
sort. They also invite proposals from such real
es.atc owners as are interested in the general
object, stating terms On which land suitable for
manufacturing sites will be sold or leased Tor
such purposes.
Communications may Le addressed to the un-
ders;1ned. CnAs. WALKrR, P1cst.
SAMUEL s. GHEElKY, Sec'y,
SrxDnY Axx11oxs.-The gale and tcayy rain
fall, particu' 'asly the latter, did some damage 10
the south end of the CLARK street improvement,
washing AWAY the earth, and wing in the Mich
clson pavement. The rolling mills, on tue
North Branch, arc in actire operation. ...- The
Chicago l. Northwestern Railway Company hare
In
Wm. .. 0gder, Of Chicago workmanship. 1t
will tc ont in q fer days. The lot Ecxt ad-
joining Dryan's Music Hall on the north, is to be
occupied with first class marble building. The
Home for the Friendless will move into their
new quarters, in their substantial new Home, On
May 1st.. .Workmen are busy tearing down
| the old buildings On Clark street to be replaced
by the new Sherman House. The City Rail
way CoUpan- have conlmcnccl tie occupancy
Of their stable, on State street, near Archer
road. The Court House square will DO the
better for speedy protection in the way Of keep
ing pedestrians and COWS Oft The grass, aud per
haps in setting cut trees, though the latter may
have become solemn joke, played out. .t' Gal
umet larks," better known rs Phroys, ast
plenty in market, and faroriie edible
They form an accustomed part Of the regular
stock q! OFT best market men 90. The new 1in
ing-hail 1t metropolitan Hall, Was used for tl''
first time in the Festival Of tho Church of tha
Ascension, and well proved its value Th'
Republican Convention in Chicago meets on th,
18th day Of May. The Stale Republican Con
vcntion at decatur meets on May 18th. TIL