New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22
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Correspondence of The Se= York Tribune

hour OF its Session and IS nst yet received oy the
Senate. From the h.s;y glance was enabled 10
take OF it. perceive i; presents the condition OF
the Treasury ior the current year in the same man
per as LAID down in the President. Message, VIZ
total receipts for 1871, s3l397 ,5l2 go; expendi-
lures s3l ,035 ,070 7O leaving deficit on the Isl
of January next of $627 557 20; to supply which
an Immediate issue OF Treasury Notes Is recon-
mended.
For the year 1912, the estimates are as follow
RECEIPTS irsm Customs, (including duties &C.
cruing in 1871 and payable in 1872 70 the amount
of So 4OO,eOO) $l9OOo.OOO Treasury Notes,
5O.oOO miscellaneous, 10000; amounting to
si9 200. 900; from which. deducting the esti-
mated deficit on the Is, OF January 1912 Of
sG157 .559 90. leaves the TorAL REvESUE for
1912. :Is.572,4iO 10. The EXPENDITURES Tor
1912 Cincludihg 3 100000 for the redemption Of
Treasury Notes are estimated at 332,79l,0Oo 49,;
leaving DEFICIT at the end OF 1882 - be provided
for. Of *I4.al8.57O 68.. Thi. look- disastrous in
the extreme Farther particulars OF the Report
viii soon appear.
In the House., Mr.. SsrDER, Of Pa, made an
unsuccessful attempt to off-r the resolution adosted
BY the senate, in relation to printing.
After some conversation =. to the prioriiyo bu'-
ness. the resolution proposing to refer to the Com
mittee on Manufactures the part Of the President
Message relative to the Tarf-an amendment to
which offered by Mr. ArHERros proposes the re-
terence 10 the Committee of Way. and Means
va. agsin taken up, and
Mr. SLApE addressed the House for two hours
and half. entering into the general s"bleci, IN
favor Of u Protective Tariff, sad advocating the
reference to the Committee on Manufactures. He
made the bas, OF his speech resolutions adopted
bv the Legislature of Vermont, insiructing their
Senator. and requesting their Representatives, to
do all in their power Tor the adoption of Protec
i've Taria. The Committee an Manufactures was
the OFT. priag of q Protective policy. Into an eN
animation OF the origin and history of this policy
ne entered 1t commenced with the very origin
OF our government and to show that 1t had been
settled policy of Government, he referred a;
length TO Messages oiWashingtsn, Jefferson, Mad
ison, j. O. Adams, and Jackson, all OF whom had
favored it, He pointed out clearly The benefits OF
the Protective policy, not only to The North, but 10
all portions of the country. Without Protection.
the narke, in the North fo7 the great staple OF
Cotton would be destroyed the Southern Cotton
would in ten or fifteen year. be superseded in tae
British market BY the Cotton of their Fast India
possessions, and it was utterly suicidal policy for
The South to undertake to PROSTATE the manutae-
turing interests T; it would appear 50, and the
time was not far distant when they would haze
mos, efficient support from gentlemen from tie
Southern States in favor Of this policy.
Mr. To1LER. of Md, obtained Inc floor, and the
Treasury report having been laid before the House,
referred to the COMMITTEES OF Ways and Means,
and the usual number and ten thousand extra cop
les ordered to be printed
The House adjourned.
In the SENATE, Messrs. MAsGU5t. MERRICE
and YouSo were announced to Constitute the So
Iect Committee on Printing. MIR NJ. asked to be
excused from the service but after brief conyersa-
ton from Messrs LlyN and BUcHANaS .ssuad!ug
him from this purpose, the latter stating that as he
(Mr NJ. had had all the glary OF raising the Com
mttee, he ough, not to shrini; from its labor, Mr.
VI. withdrew the request.
Numerous petitions were presented smoHg
others 6y Mr.. WRIGHT, from citizens OF ~ York.
and Mr.. BucHAsAN, OF Philadelphia for important;
amendments in the Bankrupt Law, the latter pray
ing a. an alternative 10 the amendments. the re-
peal of the law
Mr.. WOODBURY. presented resolutions Of meet
isg held at Haljex Court Hou,e, Virginia, iisap-
proving OF the late Extra Session Of Congress and
its measures; asking for the revival OF the Sub
Treasury Ac, and the repeal Of the Distribution
Law.
Mr.. BARROW presented resolutions OF the Lee
sislature of Louisiana with regard increasing
the salary of the Judge OF the United States Dis
irct Cour, OF that State; also in relation to tee
military defence OF New-0rleans and the profriety
Of the General Government sending steamship
into the Gulf of Mexico, for the purpose OF pro
tectng the commerce of the Mississippi.
Mr.. MouroS expressed the hope that the petit
tion Of Mons. Goner relative 10 bis system OF tele
graph, subject of vast importance TO the country
which had at the Extra Session been referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs, wond receive their
early attention
Nh. SMITH OF Indiana submitted resolution,
which was adopted, ins,ructing the Committee on
Finance to isqure into the expediency Of making
an appropriation to defia, the expenses arising out
Of the treaty between the United States and the
Miami Indians