The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-05-28
PROTECTION
HO ME INDUSTRY


THs Nav YoRK TRIBuss will commence, on or
about June LIST, the publication In weekly CHAPTERS
Of treatise by Its Editor on PoLrricAL EcoSoNr
designed more especially 10 elucidate and defend
the policy OF PROTECTION TO lloNE INDUSTRY. lie
expects to bring the work within the compass Of
twenty to twenty-five chapters Of three or four
columns each, and to treat the subject with such
simplicity and directness that lew can read these
essays without at least realizng that the Protect
i've policy is either grossly misunderstood or de-
iiberately inisrepresented by the champions OF
Free Trade The public shall, at all even a. real
ire that we, who stand for Protection, habitually
read and try to comprehend our adversaries, while
they ignore our writings and grossly carcature
our arguments. .....
These essays will ultimately be printed together;
but, In view OF the desperate efforts Of the Free
Traders TO forestail opinion and try to wrest YER
diet from public which has not heard the case
argued, we ask the friends Of Protection to aid ~
In giving these essays, they originally fall from
the press, n general diffusion.
The Free Trade League, organized in this city,
by and in the interests OF foreign manufacturers, Is
laboring assduously through newspapers which II
controls, and by the distribution Of tracts and
pamphlets, 10 destroy the Tariff and surrender our
markets TO the importers 81 foreign manufactured
goods. Their efforts can best be counteracted by
the dissemination Of journals intelllgentiy and
continuously devoted to the protection OF Amer.
can labor and the fostering OF American interests
We shall print more than Two Hundred Thou
sand copies OF each in our REGULAR editionsi but
We hope they will receive still wider disseui'na-
ton through the formation Of new clubs (Which we
.f.- l,la ran rl
for the Weekly Tribune,
We believe that II will be for the interest OF ev'
cry establishment In the country. Of whatever ma
turc, TO see 10 II that each workman is supplied
with the Tribune during the coming yesr. The
question Of Protection TO Home Industry Is soon TO
be all absorbing. and IL 10 Of the utmost impor-
lance that every voter shall be we'll informed on
the subject ....i ..H|
Whoever would have these essay from the out
set must transmit their orders by the list OF June
The Weekly Tribune Of Iupe 2 viii, contain the
nrst chapter. Itl1.I~ ~ 10
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