New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30

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men trained 70 special arts and q arg se advances 10 the Ha
and progress o. civilization require. ,,o.
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those supporting marked preference in Ou,
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dus being s a Jaw :1S% O nst
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su worsng@en sod employers as apply themselves With assda az
.1S GrsSsrd BY the Pesnsna Industrial League
founded manly the legislation cot %
Rs1eaue and which Will. largely increasing tn. free list and csa,sIs
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spen Experience having clearly shown thar the m.n'eDSss
domestic production only method Tor reIuens w
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.Ipsn.. the public They DO rot desire for themselves S
their employees 10 from the toll aud strife when arc e
-. Of r os the degrees Of
DEGRADATION which can he endured by abOna population ma
asSH. odi.y enough 70 give stesdHs to Pura
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With to confer with that to take such action IN "s
The resolutions we're unanimously adopted.
Joseph w. Wharton, Henry C. Lea, and william Sellerd
were chosen embers Of the Committee provided for 10
the resolution, and on motion Morton McMichael wat
added. A.. ca. 49,
trial League were nearly exhausted. and that II thd
organization be maintained and the work contnue
money must be subscribed by the friends Oh AmeIean
industry and American workingmen. :, =
Mr. Stebbins, Secretary OF the National IndustnM
stated that at recent re f6%uSs III
trial League Stebbins then adverted TO tracts that
had been scattered over the country pdoeo
top for American industry, and said that ne hau pres
pared short which he desired should be puDshed
and disseminated The plan OF the National League was
then referred to, and the speaker stated that IL Wou
not In the least conflict with the action OF the eta
MI Frederick Fraley said the strength and success
the National League would be dependent In greay
measure on the exertiOns OF the state Leagues, ahQ
moved that the present Industrial League OF Pennsyt
yania be maintained as 1t now organized luis molon
During some remarks made on this resolution Mr.
James Mken said The Free Traders pointed 20 SreeeS
"a an example OF nation that supports the Tree raas
poicy He thanked them for the argument, but couid
not assent to their conclusion. Poor downrodden des
Greece the slave OF heather authorities Is an e1
ample to be summed rather than initiated. T.,
Mr. Stebbins spoke briefly OF the great movement Ing
au0urated in ths West disseminate information among
protection 10 American w0rkngmen The headquarterS
Of the National Industrial League we're temporarily
tabshed Detroit In order to facilitate TINS work. anu
10 further the ends Of protection TO national industry
The meeting then adjourned