New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

the United states
THE FRulrs OF THE EXTRA SEssIoS.-It is common
falling of Humanity undervalue overlook all that Is
achieved or secured and regards what is lost or unaan
able Tha; canine exclusively winch Dclit'eS
The bone actually possessed and magres its shadow in the
water Thus find many patriotic and ardent hgs no"
mourning the Extra failure because we have moi
obtained and are likely this time to secure he crea
ron Of Bank Now wc are no less than they disposed to
regard Of paramount importance the creation OF >a
al Currency and general medium 0f Exchanges 10 the
great Producing and Exchanging interests OF the Country
- of paramount, importance Bu, this ia not BY any means
be oi treat measure of the Session Let glance for onc
nomen, from what Is get doubtful what is secured:
The REPEAL or The SuB-TREAsURY. The benefits OF
this measure greatly undenated 1t takes heavy clog
off the business and commerce OF the Country The exacton
T over half specie till July treeiourihs for one year
thereafter and specie enceort TO tue exclusion and re-
econ of the notes of unexceptonabe solvent specepayng
Banks was device of barbarsr which, if really enforced
o not fail to operate dsas,rousy Especially would dose
at this time when the Banks Of ha tie Union in state Of
sustpenson and an for General Resumption is desirable
and cannot be far distant The SubTreasury in force op
rates as drain of specie the ecie-payng and
an excuse to the suspended Banks. With LocoFoco
sagacy scourges those resolved doing their duty aad
unframed untouched those which evade postpone
it. W. quite that by little legerdcmain on the
part the Collectors and Receivers the Specie Exacton has
sus fer been rendered practically nuty but this could
have always continued If Congress had repealed the
law the President would hnve been bound rigid
Iy and Of necessity dsastrosly The repeal of that satire
the Nineteenth Century is the first great result Of the x
ira Session
H. The PASSAGE UNIFORM BAsKRuPT LAW. This
great measure justice Creditors, of mercy Dcbters, and
sound and bene6cent policy the whole Country has been
needed or but orey for the last four FIVE
Countless rogues have amased fortunes which ghtfn
property of their creditors and gone off smoothly
der the wreche and compromise practices which
have grown up IN the Bankrupt Las
This universal recourse of vany blocked while the
emancipation of the hsnesi Debtor secured by the General
Bankrupt Law. Millions will yet be saved Creditors from
shs wreck ruined fortunes while hundreds of thousands of
upright useful citizens who have for years been hopeessiy
bowed the EARTH viii again take their stand Feemcn
and useful citizens The benefits of this law after i, sha
perfected light of Experience be
oyerra,ed
I'LL The PASSAGE OF THE LAND DisrRtBUrIoS BILL
OF This have recently spoken 1t is OF relief
che embarrassed States of security and justice the Old
States of saaiy and generous policy the New of vital
aid Education and Internal Improvement of beneicencc
and blessing all. Millions yet unborn will have
reiore with us the passuge Of this bill.
". The provisions for the DEFENCE CoUxrRY by
of the Forti6caton and Home Squadron bills for
tanning the public credit and dschargng the existing debt by
OF the Revenue and Loan bills have been ample and
wise the necessity urgent We will speak farther OF
shese hereafter. But who that reflects say
So the Extra Session has been energetic
important and bcnefcent?
--Ev body wh
deep vir,uous Indignation the neutral S greeted
the announcement that Collector Curtis had removed from
their stations thirty OF than four hundred
subordinate Clerks the Cusom-Ho Walls of bitter
synpahising guish up for thus deprived OF
bread for wives, and motioness through grio and
for families of starving children No expressions of
oence strong be avshed by The Sa upon the
unhappy sufferers the very hearstrngs the Editors bed
with 1T spectacle of bcnevolence that
might we'll have moved the admiration of angels. But last
Saturday worshpfs Mayor turned from Office the
members of City Watch who opposed To himself in
politics. honest industrious and worthy whose subsst
and domestic comforts have been earned solely BY their
hard toll, and who i'll afford 10 be thrown from
poymcnt. But they oe Instantly and without
ng rOU their usual resources and deprived Of the OF
earning support for themselves and their families But be-
cause this which differs from that of Mr. Curtis only in
being wholly without and dictated by the pure
've OF personal and political naevolence perperated by
lis very particular friend Mr.. Mayor Morris Tie Su,
preserves agnifed silence of and approval
Those elected in the hrst LocoFoco and their
fate deporaSe now the sufferers are Wings and the
neutral Sun is disposed to think hanging good
for them Out upon ssch barefaced hypocrisy!
N5 a Crockery Clerk complains that while We have
repeatedly advocated the suspension labor at o'clock in
the evening favor of the Dry Goods Clerks we have said
nothing of the other Clerks in the c-hse belonging to
Raraw,re Clothing, Grocery, and other We Ger.
ainly intended that remarks should be understood a.
having reference particular class but ali the Clerks
in the city We know of why there should be the