= s!ander on Mr.. FrelInghuysen.


CATsKILL. Sept. 4th le4i
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To Ike Editor Qj Tie Tribune:


The article which appeared in late number of
the P!ebcian asserting that Mr.. Frenghuysrn 20
hatcered his services against the shoemakers Of
Newark who were prosecuted FOR combination, some
years ego, is known to those who worked there, at
that time, 10 be fa'se That gentleman was engaged
counsel by the employers and acted accordingly.
say this happening 10 know something Of the mat
ter. This kind Of gas, all Of which is intended 10
catch the votes Of shoemakers, will avail Mr. PIE
beian just nothing. The Shoeies may be somewh hat
rerdant yeti they do partially understand The mean
ing OF Protective Uuties. and great majority OF
tham will be found supporting the champions of
that measure Ii matters lille nor who were en-
pioyed us counsel years ago, Tor or against US, on
the Newark suike. We intend 10 strike higher this
Fall. We mean 10 strike against the enemies OF
the Protective System, from Polk and Dallas down
20 Slamm, Bang &, Co. and all others who would
ift the present rarif and leave our TRADE, our la
Dor, unprotected.