New-York tribune., 1841-08-27
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rur Neutral pass OF NGw-YoRk.-We have some
good friends, whose opinions we highly resp ~.
~ cose our exposures of the malignant uniarne Oh 'll
-. oco.F oco nres. of this ey which assumes
The oarb Of neutrality order 10 STAB 'he wing Oa1 a'
- ..o,s d.adIv effect We should be happy indeed
ii, Nth their wishes if it compored with our duty TO
l1 favor cur personal and comfort, and
,hlass nro,o,e our pecunary interest But would it be
5,2 0u.ht we TO permit these wolves in sleeps clothing
20 range undsturbed After the present Political crisis mas
a.ed We hope TO have less occasion speak of them but
a, such conunctuc this, when anarchy of opinion and
action prevails and impressions easily made wic+ will
with difficulty be eaced permit manifest and
most perncious misrepresentation of the Counys Cause
and It's defenders pass unrebuked Can any Wing, or
due consideration ask permit them pass unrePeed
The proessedy neutral journals of city the Journal
Of Commerce. Herald and Sun-each of them animated by
the eadest hostility every distinctive principle and mea-
sure Of the Wing party No opportunity is omitted by either
to aim deadly blow any plan Of creating National Cir
cuatns Medium the Protection of American Industry or
the Land Distribution But aside from direct hostility
smootoyued but dcady-every little incident and crcun-
stance is made 10 tell against possible No ingenuity is
s.ored-ao scruple them. Take the following
tract from the leading article in yesterday Journal Of Com
lnerce for example:
TEE FISCAL CoRPoRATIoN.-Some assert very
boldly the present Congress elected for ths express
purpose of creuting Naosal Bank with branches in the
States and yet such known TO be the public feel
ing on the subject that the very Bank is odous
be used and is the word Branches. corporation to
pass Congress and hope for favor with the people
be called BY nane and must its modes OF opeI
alton have new Names
~, rcpn1
Consider that Wing Congress sustained with great
nmy by the Wing Party and Press, has just passed bill
10 create Fiscal Bank of the United States-Bank, mind
neither more less That bill vetoed; could not
help that. We bring forward bill Corpo
deal wholly in Exchanges-o cqualze them far
as possible, and give the Country what sorey need-a
practical Currency of uniform value from the ST. Croix
Arkansas Give these ,hngs-a Currency of which
man may take much he possesses in his pocket and
pay any part of the Country without running to the
brokers every hundred miles, remit from Arkansas the
.eaboard without loss and Exchanges equal they
in 1892 and have all These advantages, in
our Judgement the Wing party pledged 10 the
Country far as it has =owcr. To them Congress
without hesitation charters National Bark Stop says
the President pledged agans, Bank cannot assent
10 the power of Discount Well, Congress worn
again. and proposes Corporation Invested of that power
partial Bank which is hoped will obviae objections, and
yet answer all essential purposes Aha says the Jour-
nal Bank odious unpopular that you dare MOI
''call it Bank but christen a Corporation" Now
like the little the Journal can, and would
prefer the name Of Bank Agency Exchange any
thing else but ask every candid reader if the impuation
of the Journal not conadced by the emphatic action 81
Congress
The Journal proceeds through half column in the
spirit unairncss and hostility. 1t pumPly that
Veto has left the relative position of Mr. Tyler and
Mr.. Clay before the people such The latter and his
" friends could wish. However mulch OF honest
purpose the country there be in the bill which
has JUS; passed. the House, well understood be
small part the design head OH the President, and
if possible the balance of power in favor OF
his friend from kentucky.
What be the moral and patriotism Of the author
of these assertions Consider that Mr. Clay has had
Thing TO do with getting up the BILL has advised bu
discouraged declined have referred to his Committee
and is reluctant for it, He greatly preferred
that second bill should be presented tins Session but
tina, Congress should go home think the matter and
Jake the sense country And assuredly if Nr Cha,
looks to the Presidency could stand better than
now He has lost no friend. of the Veto while by mil
lion hearts have been grapped his with hooks OF steel
He is infinitely stronger the Veto than before, and
Ia this bill Yet HENRY CLAY and his friends held up
by the Journal of Commerce plotting the destruction OF
Mr. Tyler, and the Corporation bill is devised their
And this is tho light in which all the of the
Wing party held up the public by the neStral press OF
New-Yo-Journal Herald Sun-they of spiri, in
this respcct-and asked leave them work und
turbed Ought comply
The GuurorISE IN MorloS!-The following City Watch
men yesterday discharged from the Second District
Watch, by order OF worshpfu Mayor and Council We
Ax the during which they have faithfully served the
City respectively viz:
Name Has served. Name. Has served.
MI Good years Mr.. Campbell. 10 years
Flecker......-.-6 Hubbard ...-....a0
Denis --.-.--- Jones. --------.--
Ash!ey-- Bridgeman.--...
Blovett upwards Is Dubois
hooeFts.- ..--..- Weaver 10
hunt Foster.
Hsl............ Lewis
Kruger. Bryant