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PArPEK LABoR.-The success with winch the eastern manufacturers used the cry of .'foreign pauper labor' in compelling consul mers to pay taxes to manufacturers, is alrea- dy being turned against themselves. The Tribune has the most persevering ut.ercr of the unmeanlng cry, and we find ill that pa. per Of Thursday, the following reason for supposed distress of shoemakers ia New ' ork:

 sThe boots and shoes made in the city are principally custom made,' that is, made to order. The more common article sold here IS chiefly manufactured in the Eastern States, where the workmen can live for aI- most less than half the sum It costs our city mechanics. Transportation from those pla- ces here amounts to a mere song, aud con sequently our market Is filed with this kind of work, and the laborer oil this branch of industry in onr city is compelled to submit to the grinding competition engendered, and give all his labor, his time, and his health, to earn food and clothes.o

 The pauper labor of New England is now the great evil it seems. The pauper labor of old England was 10 be kept out by tariff, all the railroads to be pulled up and custom hoasesset astride of the Hudson.

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