New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

that .e order reached hakled by an innaon Now e
Ike 20 ep,snd our cannot seHd our paper s
is - III. W. f., cs.h and attempt W. 'rg no TO-. - ~.
is taken. certainly none = 'n'eneeA y P'O'e'
Clerk VIII e the matter ri2n-
Afr,,s At WAsBIScroS.-By the la-i Na,' w.
,.ceyed private letters from reliable sources at "
o,oo Of them we regret say, OF gloomy =
:; M, 70 be disguised that the Abolition" .s' 80 "
L. t,. somewhat disorganized the "hi= MAJORITY
"o's' ,"7 ~s;i,-,1 ,e,narks Of Mr.. ADAMS (uot hi>
;o h; WA. right and necessary were eninentiy CAL
,..I . ao Mr. WISE. the other hand, has been
Iii, ,,vi.e and incorporate and few other members
..a, DISPOSED to follow these bad examples Encouraged
b. ~ ar Ioco-F ocoi,In steps the caudron and
does it, wor., to keep mp the Abolition eud, other
equally irrelevant until the House shall be reduced to anar-
civ and all hope of maturing am passing the great meas
ures vi the session cad
B, let not the adversary lay this haering unc''on to
,be;r souls There is redeeming spirit now in the
House as is cyDced in the prompt tearlessness with wch
so,bern Wings came forward to put stop TO Mr. C. }.
Inecr.ols Abolition The energy with "hch
the Previous Question claPped ha; purely ac'iooS
movement is trust earnest OF what the future pro-
,eednrs of the House are evince. We trust that this
d,y wi, work new era in the doings of that body and that
bescesorth business will move harmonouy and rapidly
The country anxousy expects this
acr.r,os DrrEA1ED-5lr. c. j. Ingersol's motion 70
Reconsider the vote ws the House had rec'nded the
xXIst Rule (recctins unread all memorials on the subject
Of Sayery was defeated by of ll3 to l0I and not
ZIG 10 no. as at stated The Yeas and Nays were sim
nIy the reverse of those Resembling with the following
exceptions:
Messrs Banks of Va s. II. Butter offs C., Lewis Will
liam of ~ c.. Sreeney of Ohio, Sprigg OF NY and Care
Johnson Of Tenn who absent the former vote now
were present and voted to reconsider
Messrs c. Brorra, c. j. hgerSON j. Forn@"ce, A. o.
Mo,ehand J. Cuisine and j. Snyder OF Pa, j. d. fl0yd,
S s. Bourne j. Sanford j. j. Ro0sereH and H. Partridge
ofN Y who first voted to Rcscind the obnoxious Rule,
now voted TO Reconsider
Messrs. J. Houck of N Y. Rodney of Del J. P. Kennc-
dv sf MD Powell of Va T. F. Marshall and Green of Va,
Samson Masen of Ohio T. D. Arnold and l.. Williams of
Tenn and Moore of Lou who first voted against Rescind
inr the Rule now voted against Reconsidcring
Mes.rs John Edwards of Pa, c. Morris of Ohio. and T.
d White Of La who absent on the former division
now were prc,cn, and voted against Rcconsidering
Mcssrs Linn Of n. Y and A. Kennedyof Ind who voted
70 Rcsciud with Mcssrs J. r. Mason, Sellers, Jas "
Williams Of Nd A. v. Brorn of Tenn. and Miller OF Mo
Who voted against Resembling absent the to
Reconsider.
Absent on 10th Dipisions--Nessrs. Cooper (and Wing
vacancy) of Pa Hsuson Leris, Payne, and Shields Of
Ala E. DEAN J. Hastings and Mathecs of Ohio and Cross,
Of Arkansas Mr.. Speaker White did not vote.
If the House had been entirely full We believe the
ton to reconsider would have prevailedby majority
Opposition Members in Italics.
GENERAL BAxknupr LAw.-Our readers will have OBJ
scrycd-we trust generally with peasurcia the ubioc of
establishing Uniform System Of Bankruptcy has been
hrouobt decidedly before the Senate By Mr. HENDERSON
(Yhg) of Mississippi backed with hearty good will by his
colleague Mr. WALKER (.oco,) and that MIR. CLAY has
concurrcd in the cxpedcncy well justice OF It's casid
GRAFTON at this Session. Now, friends of the unfortunate
there is hope tha, something may be done this and
VIC take hold with you with hearty good will. Let Us
circulate petitions hold public meetings speak through the
press and do every thing in power TO induce Congress
speedily to LET THE OPPRESSED co FREE.
But let nothing be done in spirit of dicta,on iAn
daton Let the action required be asked IL the name OF
Ecrcy and of Suffering Humanity The simple truth Is bet
ter than all bcse Five hundred thousand citizens OF the
United States reduced by the great Comerca e'us'on
aud their own imprudcncc, if You reasc-to state 81
thrttirs dependence and misery They owe debts
which they can hope pay the property with which
they confidently expected pay has turned from gold 10
dross in their hands They undertake nomng-possess
uohinr--do nothing They can never pay because al
lowed te They are driven 'oth INTO the Wilderness
OF forced TO hopeless and useless cnmbcrer OF the
ground Many of them seemingly compelled to live dis
honestly on sarvc. In this pablc state, they come before
Congress and ask the passage of law which stripping them
OF every dollars worth they have and ubecns them to IN
fanny and punishment if they withheld or conceal fraction,
shall enable them afterwai work and earn and live
Justice Humanity, and Policy all require that their PRAYER
should granted and the the better is necesso
r the bankrupt and will be beneficial to his creditor
We how severely it bears upon the knave and If
Just to the crcdi,or, shall not Justify it,
One word II Bankrupt Law to be carried now
there be only strong pressure of Public Opinion
upon Congress, but rcsoluc determination 10 Surrender all
minor considerations the main point OF carrying the law
Whether Banks shall shall be included Of secondary
moment though " quite willing they should be- ii
bill can be tlamed reach them properly. Al all