New-York tribune., 1841-09-03

rHE FINAL PASSAGE OF THE LAND DsrR1pUr1os BILL Is
Just theme of congratua'ion and JOY the Wings of the
Inion-and not alone the Wings, but ever advocate Of
Justice TO the Old States Of solid and durable growth the
New and Of settled prosperity all. In its ultimate
Turing consequences this bill is of greater Importance and
value than any other which has been before Con-
ress , Session. The Country greatly needs Sound and
Uniform Currency the Debtor and the Creditor interests both
,eeded a Uniform Bankrupt Law But these National
wants. Il not satisfied Session, upon the next
with increased force and effect Not with regard 10 the
Public Lands-They fall emphaticay under the rule that
What is bodys business is nobodys Although the
Old Thirteen States the Union have legal and equitable
interest in these Lands worth at Hundred Millions
of Dollars though every which affects the price the
sle OF these Lands affects mmineniiy the distribution Of
wealth population and political power through the Union
ard though the triumph of the Ceson project Of Calhoun
The Graduation Of Benton would he desolng the
Old States than pesticnce, yet by very large portion Of
the People the whole subject regarded with apathy,
regarded all Loco-Eocosn, the hope Of making
to It's candidates among the Squacrs leads up whoefoce
IN Congress to vote directly indirectly the spoaton Of
the Old States, and the eventual injury of the New. Ind
hardly doubt that if Wing Congress had
not at the last Election been chosen, the subject wouG have
gone the next when the immensely augmented rep
Presentation Squacr would have demanded
,hc Cesson of the Public Lands the States which they
lie tue Graduation of the price ultimate CIPHER, in
toxcatng and corruptng the New States by the
which plumbers and depopulaes the Old
This game Is cfectually blocked Representatives
Old States will hardly after years Distri
butior the direct and papabe folation Of their i'm
mediate constituents. The price of the Public Lands ire
vocaby fixed dollar and quarter acre. and the
deuagogues VINO attempt disturb will only bring odiuN
their heads The Proceeds of those Lands, instead
being annually used the Wines Silks and other
luxues of foeg nations from just and reciprocal mpost
entering ports will now be permanently beneceny
devoted the construction of Internal Improvements and
The of the blessings of Education every haba
in the land The interests of the Squaers themselves
SILLY -"~-IA ~ i:.-h'~ ~ ~'.i p -"i.v"'
which be wested uberyc the ends OF spectators.
We rejoice that two of the chief ends of the great Revou-
ton of 1910 have already been secured by the passage the
Uniform Bankrupt Law and the Land Distribution. The
relief of the unfortunate debtors and of the embarrassed
States is now firmly assured Energy and perseverance will
vet achieve the
MILITARY CONVENTIONAL Military Convention is pro-
posed to be held in the city of Frederick Md the Goth
October be composed of the general field and staff
officers and three delegates from each volunteer company n
uaiiorm) Virginia Delaware, the District
Columbia and Maryland for the purpose Of making the
necessary arrangements for holding grand military
campment the time, place and regulations for the camp to
be determined by the convention.
Ma. HoLBRooK NOT DEAD.-An account was published
DAYS ago death Mr. Charles Iobrook Nashua,
n. H. who reported have been killed by robbers in
Mexco. has since been received from him by his
father in which he gives of the attack Of the rob
hers and of the murder of Mr. Amoy, Newton Nwrght
~ w A. c. suggests that the Porter-house Clerks
srye bring about suspension of their abors at o'clock
in the evening and Sunday for the entire day and inquiries
II this would greatly promote the Temperance
Cause Most certainly it would, and if could only hope
10 interest the keepers of these houses deeply and earnestly
the of Temperance, should think not unlike
y that they might be induced adopt The plan suggested
Bat does w A. c. know that the least to be
expected is or u dog o bite of his head
REWARDS OFFERED THE GcvERSoR OF THIS STATE
Gov SEWARD has issued Proclamation offering reward of
Sercn Handred and Fifty Dollars TO any oac who shall
give information resulting the conviction either in this
State NewJerscy of any guilty of the violation
and murder of Mary C. Rogers.
The Governor likewise offers reward Of Nine Hundred
Dollars for the apprehension of Benjamin Lett who escaped
from the Sheriff who conveying him 10 the State Prison
having been concerned burning the steamboat Sir Rebcrt
Peel on the River ST. Lawrence in 1889
u Judge STEELE, the earliest and respected
citizens of Dayton Ohio, died on the oath u very
suadenly.
II yesterday made apology for not publishing
the news by by some
other wkeihc, by losing subscribers otherwise will not say the
conductors sheet beginning suspect people
have no great old and least they like
to wait oric thirty sitter the Intelligence been spread
by Tue before they learn Of and ampOant
chance in eur national policy To destroy the effect of tins
uu,g, CO. on they have to their usual efnscppu-
dent, b..zcp faced sehvod The. sior this The Mail
Washington o'clock in the morning AID does rot arrivs
Ns unt near lini-h, Of the day Now very
stupid c The truth is Mall arrives +bous ha-Pas II
day easily ascertain oy IN
qui:uc Postohce by referring Postscript We
published morning that done In Congress up