New-York tribune., 1841-09-04
POSTSCRIPT.
Letter from the Editor.

w1at Will De the Issue OF tue Only STedI IuoSO"
tied appears The House had snort
session to-day having t;le do and the Senate long one
having the Bank and Revenue bills yet 20 dispose o Inc
CITY Is full OF ruors OF Cabinet changes, and that with new
lords new laws are inevitable Among the persons mentioned
a. hksly to I'LL the embryo CABINET are some VINO
would have felt nsuic. long ago II thought capable OF
taking part in T Admins tration 1t they have really
come round let - rejoice each OF them an over
.ninety-aue Just persons who need 10 repentance ou'
thev are ,r LocoFocos it would seem imPoSsibiS ha e
President should nominate the Senate conhrn he ou
Rumor Is great parsonage here; and only mention one
of his many stories show how PrePosterous they al arr
,haH not Just now repeat the others those winch
fear NAV prove true but rather brighter picture
a picture OF peace and hope.
ioBs then that the Bank bill will be amended IN the
Sesate to-rorow a. to obyiae all serious ana honest ooec
ton-so as TO render it strictly and undenaoly simple
Fiscal Ager, for the afckeeping transfer and disbursement
,f the Public Moneys and incidentally facilitate the Com
erce and business the Country By buying and selling ~
changes collecting drafts, transferring moneys, &c nope
that all petext for declaring Bank OF Discount under
another name will be dissipa,ed.
i hoge that the bill teng amended will be sustained
in the Senate tie entire sig ard Conservative rofe-
a9-and tina; he House will concur in the amendment /
nv hope tina, President Tyler, finding that all his ob)ec
lions to the former bill obyaed will sign this bill and
that entire harmony Will be restored the Wing Councils
and energy to our ranks. These my hopes these are
not unminglel with dark forebodngs.
There Is vast deal said the Cabinet ovcrurn here
nanly who have little OF right say OF any such
matter. Let wait. II. IT,
Washington Correspondence of ;he Ner-YOrk Tribune
THURSDAY, September g
In SENATE TODAY the ill, from the House making ar
prspra.ions .r the erection hs Statue of Washington IN
the Rounda OF the Capitol and for the Potomac bridge
we're passed-the latter with amendment
The Fiscal Corporation Bill again taken up, and
Mr. ARcHEp spoke about two hours in able argument in
favor of the bill H. con,ended that there were but TWO
modes to employed by Government in the collection and
Disbursement Of the revenueone was by the emplsymen,
of individuals or the Sub Treasury system and the other
by neans Of corporations. which mode included the State
deposit system and general Fiscal Agent for the Govern
mcnt
The SubTreasury and the Deposit Systems had been
ccted and the employ Of the third in form abso
utely necessary the vitality Of Government The
sure now proposed medium between that which had
been reected By the President and the SubTreasry
removed from all constitutional objections it em
nent degree proper well necessary, and, being ex
acty adapted to present circumstances the grand de-
daatu which should be eagerly grasped by all Who'll had the
interests and the pepeuty OF the Government IN view No
of finance but this remaining he poined out the ut
Ter aacv OF the argument that should be dependent for
ts action the e.e CT tventy-sx sovereign
States over which Congress had CONTROL and of
which might fit it at ALL thus suspendng or
entirely destroying the very life of our Government He
could not tell what fate would meet with the President
but considered easy what could not he seen a.
any human power point out consu tona detects IN IT.
II the President fit veto IT, under constitutional scra
pies let him take the tremendous responsibility 1t was
said if this were vetoed the Wing would be destroyed
This was not the thu Wing party would be in the best
possible condition their efforts fulfil the object of their
call hereto provide fiscal agent for Gsvsrnment
would he appreciated and rewarded in the paudt Of We'll
done good and faithful servants, who have done all within
the utmost limits Of human power under the circumstances
Mr. BroHAxAs replied to tne remarks of Mr. ARCHER,
entirely opposing this more odous IN every as
oect than an cd-a sioned United States Bank he consd
cred ke-ayng Fscaity the most appropriate name for
-far more so than the Senators Missouri Mr. Ben
ton y appeation of Meal-Tubs, Bots &c bank He
referred to the Harrisburg Convention denied that the ques
ton OF bank bank, any other principle
tied there and said that assembage composed of mix
ed multitude e.e.y nation aud tribe, and kindred and
tongue politically. He also expressed his desire and be-
lief that the President would the bill and held that he
could consistently with his principles, do otherwise
Mr. CLAY replied eoquenty and with great effect to the
Senator's remarks OF all the divers characters composing
the Harrisburg Convention he would there we're none in
favor OF 3o0 cgee What Of party, he asked mas
that have been be sgna defeated b. union that had
principles alias the Senator had described the Wing
party He rescued Mr. TYLEE from the imputaton' arswn
on him. in case he signed the BILL and believed, from the
principles expressly laid dQwa in bis YeFq Message as well
as from those uniformly maintained by him. that this mea-
sure would conform his views and receive his sanction
Rumor had said that party sf the Opposition visited the
President House the night after the Veto-he knew 40
thing as to the fact but he would suppose case which he
mos, graphically and ocossy described There, he would