New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22
Observation-Disclosures. and fetoe'-ha-
.bau,u for Pre.ident-, urreho''
sumption and state Deb. ton, orSs S.' Se.
,,.Iec,ion-J. Orvilie Taylor NC &C
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rasx, GREELEY It you will iu5 up your
...s;. lore vou will tind tina, this dey-the 4ih
II the ides Of cernber, in the year OF Rome 26l,
he J'ri6unss OF ne People were first elected upon
Mon, sacer. The name Of your paper Is there
fore . 333 years old, and had any Of the super
.stiye courtesy of the Spaniard in my comPo-
.iou | might salute you, MAJ you liye an e9ua!
age. and your shadow never be less Bot your n
oune, though youog, yet destined in the hope OF
IL friends, 10 be productive Of much controlling
good Am | wrong in my recollection that the
ysto was first established by the Tribunes II
not, wonder if the grave Senators Of Rome were
ever doomed TO have their Sena'us con'ulta
check.rnated by is use! Were there tiscallties'
discounts and exchanges in those days e ne
speculative philosopher nigh; ind inducements to
prosecute the inquiry" and may, while go TO the
practicals."
Since nv fast, the BucHAsAS movement IS
making head The le.ding Loco Foco papers IN
Allegheny. Clinton, Uni.n and Chester c7untieS
have broken ground the Northampton Democrat,
700. falls into the ranks. although in Old North
ampton it doc. no, appear 10 take so well, for II
is stated that the display OF hi. name in the Demo
crat Induced number OF its subscribers to with
draw their names, because they could nor consist
emily support q man WHO once grossly insnted the
Democrats party, and more recently sought to re-
duce IN. wage. OF American Labor 70 the servie
European standard Notwithstanding this oPPosi-
ton, believe, from all the aspects in the political
zodiac that Mr.. Buchanan will be the nominee OF
the parry, If Mr.. Wan Buren, can be kept oil the
track ard should ike him to ba the candidate
for, if elected by any possible mschance, there are
Conservative traits in his character, especially on
the Tariff Question, which do not think could be
influenced by party discipline.
Our Staee Currency is in horrid condition. 1t
any good could have resulted from the Revenue
Bill of our last Legislature, which provided for the
issuing of small notes, it has defeated by the
action of the Banks themselves. The City insiitu-
tons refuse to reserve the omany othe Coun-
try bank, issued under that bill, for the redemption
Of which the State alone is responsible, and the In
terr,t ofthe brokers' i to deprccats them. We can
gain relief only by General Resumption, and yet
the Porter pa per., so anxious before the Election
for this measure, are now squirting at g time,
and a partial resumption" 1t appears TO rae
that immediate resumption is the only cure Tor
present evils, and il be more easily ELECTED
now than hereafter, for the State will require no
loan, from the Banks this winter TO pay interest,
as told YOU in nv last Since them a communl
cation from John Gilmore, Esq, our State lreasn-
rer. has appeared il the " Telegraph here, iron
which it seems that balance of 81, 09 932 "a re
NAMED in the Treasury on the Isl inst, Of which
about $3.50, 900 appropriated and unavailable
for interest purposes, leaving the sum OF S739'-
932 "a at the disposal of the Treasury 10 meet the
! February interest Since the lst, the excess OF
receipts at the Treasury over disbursements, has
been about Sl9s 600, which leaves near SS5O,OUO
TO meet the sum of about 5000, 900, which is th-
.stima,ed amount Of interest due in specie funds
This state of the Treasury, under Wing manage-
men., will produce result, unknown since Gov
Porters entrance to office thatoj paying OF our
interest ,cithoat resort 10 GorrOwing. Gov Rii-
ner never borrowed TO pay interest. Gov. Porter
uniformly has The certainty of the fact now OIL
cially announced, that The State possesses the
means to paw her interest, will have happy effect
on her stocks.
Next Tuesday is appointed Tor the Compression
al election in our Somerset and Bedford District,
to supply the vacancy accustomed by the death OF
Judge Black Our friends have nominated James
NJ. Russell, ESQ of Bedford county, lawyer Of
eminence and member of our Reformed Conven
,ion We have heretofore estimated the District
AS ours by some 200 majority, but such "a the state
of affairs now that many are doubtful Of the
suit! The Loco, Will run William Phson, OF So
merset know little of him, but he is much be.
praised by his party press which is rather equvo-
cal recommendation
We have had the eloquent and enthusiastic J.
ORylLLE TAYLOR lecturing here on Education,
aNd Mr. Johnson an Animal Magnetism, which
latter burshers have pronounced huHlbng the
former needs no praise of mine TO add 10 his repu-
tn,ion. NIAToH
Sosrn CAROLINA concludes to think twice be
fore refusing her share OF the Land Distribution
The frs, resolution declaring that the State would
no, touch a cent of ii, has been modified so as To
import thar she will not take any at present. She
is evidently returning sanity.
A1ABAMA.-on the election of Gov. Basby to
the United States Senate from ALBANIA, the vote
stood as follows;
Arthur P. Bagby. list ballot...6 e4d dO---65
David Moore Z" go g --.5s
David Hubbard. -. 8