New-York tribune., 1841-07-14

uantmosy decided against the application OF HcLhoD
for release and retnanded him Niagara Co for tr1ai' Ii
understood that the viii be appealed TO the OocFt o.
Erfor and thence carried up need be to the = D C'
r See ad,ices BIZ this Mornings Mail for most tn
,oobsnt voterHlRrY-osE Administration n1aoF1ty-ln th
House on the PASSAGE or 1Hg L"As BILL Yeas ia.
Nays g. OF the elected Wings only Goggn, Mallory and
Wise, (all of va in the negative.
rWe regre, the necessity which consrain to state
le.s our private adyices from Washington islead
and We do not think such be ,hel fact-rHE DOOM
THE BAsx BILL Is SEALED 1t Is likely be defeated il
the Senate and very prsoaby has been this. The de-
porabe difference Of opinion between certain eminent Wing
regarding the propre,y e condng the Bank the
rneed power Of establishing Branches the States tn
rock which have split. Mr. CLAY-and very larg
portion of the Wings the Lesser
evil to postpone the OF Bank present rather
than surrender for the fswer Of Congress authorize
Branches and thus efficiently regulate the Currency Or
the other hand, Mr.. ARCHER Of Va will for an,
Bank Messrs. RiyEs and PRESTON do feel authorized
in view of the political attitude and presumed wishes of he'
respective Sa,es to vote Bank with power place it
Branches in hostile States; and Mr.. MzRRIcx of Nd.
dsincined or Mr.. Clay's Bill So the very
probability new is that 1t will go to the House
We have sad that regret this but, II the Wings
true Themselves will prove but transient misfortune
Six the Loco-Foco Senators unequvocal,
rnisrepresent their conuents-for instance Perry Smt
of CT Sas Wright Of y. Y Mouton Of Lou Iappan and
Allen of Ohio sc. These hold and hold for
But immediate relief is almost certain Tennessee
now represented the Senate by Loco
Foco, who evaPorate the Legislature
bes in September That Legislature will almost certan
choose TWO STRAIGHTFORWARD Bank Wings, making chang
of three votes the Senate In other words the Sena,
will stand the regular Session 81 TO 81 instead Of %
22-sutficient overbear a!l hair-spltting.
If the Bank is lost for the present, the ccu
viii only ince the Wings greater unanmity
energy other subjects. Let the Land Bill, the Loal
Bill the General Bankrupt Bill and the Repeal of the Sub
Treasury be carried and the Bank Bill Will be p-c
safe a; the Regular Session Wings a Washington =
Wings every where let differ where must, bat
cease to be WnGcs, and harmonic far possible. T
fall by the way and break pieces would be
the Country and it. dearest Interests And shall bias
the hopes of our friends and excite the contempt
mies2 Never Never
P s. Since writing the above have received the TO-
lowing letter from wel-inforncd Washington
We give it for what may be worth, leaving ever one t
draw their own conclusions
THE BANK-THE PRESIDENT. AND THE CABINET.
WAsHlSGroS, July II. 1911
Mr. Webb's two articles, in the Courier and Enquiter
which h. charges the Cabinet with violating their duty
cicing their principles their places, intriguing fer
when their energies should be devoted sav7
the country and other trng offences OF that have b
read here and by the uncharabe down. Her fol.
low some personalities, which omt.-Ed Ir. Tn
American with no personal dcnunciaion, hardly ben
Mr. Webb in its condemnation of what supposes be tn
course of the President and the Cabinet 1t is in
with these gentlemen They have takeniheir
and will 60 until check them Blu, for the benefit
OF those who think but fair be informed, before fault
6ndng commences it should be made kAown-
l. That there any possibility Of obtaining Mr.
Tvlers consent Bank the old model. II there hac
been even possibility the old model would have been sub
stautsly followed
. The Administration was at the beginning of term o.
four wears the end in the middle Of it, asd The
Cabinet we're to try modified Bank, Bank for those
whole four years.
The Courier and American will think Of this. They
will not consider that the Cabinet found be impossible
TO get such Bank they approved and rather than
ro on through whole wears without Bank they de-
termined to favor the best plan which they could get
g. Mr.. Clay knew, or had reason 10 know before he
ported his Bill, that it could not become law.
A. There is not and there in all probability,
majority of the Senate favor of Mr.. Clsys Bill He will
find this out soon indeed, he had every TO think
TIN &c weeks ago because it is understood that four Whe
Senators assured him personally easOnaby and deci.ivey
that they should not vote for it,
If it passes now will be by accident or by the secession
OF more or less of the Opposition
When the against stump and all is at
stand-st may be possible that Of friends may
be more disposed to reflection and Cancellation.
The of those Wings who go for Mr. Ewings plan
embarrassing because they well give their
But when shall be disclosed by the failure of the
bill the Senate tbs House, by Veto then thcywil
have chance defend themselves At present it seems
impossible c do any thing. About the middle OF the last
month noticed articles in the National Intelisencer
the subject of Mr. Ewing plan which placed hints
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