The American Laborer.
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Under the above title the Subscribers will publish the
lst OF April 1872 and he Isl Of each succeeding on,a
Magazine OF Facts Arguments, Statistics Speeches Ed
,oals &C. &C., devoted exclusively The advocacy and de-
fence or the policy OF PROTECTION AMERICAN LABOR
gains, selfish and ping policy OF Foreign Nations,
especially of those with which chiefly trade which shu,
out Of their port. the great bulk Of our Products and espe-
csy these of our Free Labor while they gui ourHarkets,
bankrupt Merchants deecate our currency and lam
ish our Lahorer, and by pouring in upon the
products their skill and Industry, the terms prof.
fered them by our low and Protective Duties This
Magazine will iEaeYiby and ardently advocate the true
American Policy OF fcoUSTERvAILSG these gross cxacto1s
of Grea, Britain and other Nations By system OF direct
avowed PROTECTION To- OUR HONE INDUSTRY which shall
be thorough and efficient


TIE AMERICAN LAgoRER will affirm and MAINTAIN te
palcy eDcoura gin and fostering By wise Legislation Tie
establishment and growth in country Of new or yet tee
BILE branches of Industry, such the Culture OF Sik te
Manufacture Of whatever fabrics Of Wool Gotten lron &c
may be necessary for the supply Of our wants and 10
secure and perfect Independence 1t will demonstrate
that the and permanent interests OF all but especially
OF the Agricultural and Working Glasses universally VIII
be nfaiby and signay promoted by adopting and carry
ing out tho Protective Policy, and that the Wages o Labor
the average price ot Produce and the aggregate Product
OF the National Industry vii! be surely and largely en-
anced thereby In short, this work intended TO form
complete tbook far the friends OF Protection and tho
rough retuaton at every point OF the perncious ainecs
put forth by the foreign misguided American apologies
for the policy OF one-Sldcd Free Trade.


The AMERICAS LABoREK will be published monthly IN
large FORM each nIinber containing 32arge double
column pages ofclosely printed matter. Each number VIII
grca, Speech RcTsr other convincing cos-
umel aud variety OF shorter articles The work VIII
form complete and comprehensive volume OF 3 large
and fair pages and will be afforded single subscribers tor
rtnty fee cent. each, three copies for Two Dollar'Fe
copies Tor Three Dollars, nine copies for Five Dollars, or
twenty copies Ten Dollars Payment required in adj
vance, in all The lowest possible prise has heeH
fixed in order its circulation may be rendered nniver.
sal should the work the appreciation o the public
The several Home Leagues, Agricultural Societies, Me-
chanic Associations and individual friends OF Protection
throughout the CouAtry earnestly solicited to aid Us ID
extending Ike circulation Of The Laborer.


GREELEY & McELRATH, 80 Ann-st N. York.
New-York March 4. 1872


The first number of the above work is now
ready for delivery, and single copies may be OBJ
,aincd from any of our agents or newsmen at ia
cents The following are the contents:


l.. .lNrRoDucrloN-(To the Pubc)
I7..MR SHADES SpEEcH-(Editorial.)
I1I..THE GRLAT HOME INDUSTRY NATIONAL Cosv EN-


TIoN &c.
w REsoLuToN-tP Passed at Convention of the citizens


Of Bristol County. Mass ---


". WHAT OF THE TINES!


NI..THE NECESSITY OF PROJECTIONS TO THE FARMING


INTEREST.


VII.MR- SHADES SPEECH. from G TO % inclusive


The NECESSITY PROTECTIVE TARIFF ro A


SOUND CURRENCY.


X..WIIERE STANDS NEw-I oRK!


NJ. .UNIvERsAL FREE TRADR.


XII. MANUFACTURES AND 1MPoRTs
XIII. .SPEEcH'oF AIR NORRIS of Pa.
ELECTROMAGNETIC American Laborcr)