New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
THE XETO 10 CONE.

submitted Yesterday In the hs, II VIII each '" o;
bv express tomorrow morning but, II sent IN YESTERDAY
viii be mere eary this morning 1t can hay Dc hcd oc'
10 Friday though that possible In any event we snail
issue il in an Extra Immediately receiving H. and forward
It forthwith TO our Mail subscribers
What shall be the Of the Wing party view Of this
new experiment on their patience Oar advice is, Wait and
read it We have strong hopes that it will be essentially d
fren in character and tendencies from the last II such
snail be the fac shall distinctly recognize the rgh; and
the duty the Federal Government do whatever in It's
power remedy the Currency disorders which aict
the Count shall acknowledge the patriotic and anda
bic efforts of Congress obvate those evils and regret that
President has been able with that body
precise shape and character Of the demanded
fit PROFOUND doctrines which will render the ultimate ad
stment of the Currency question easy and cerin-i the
President simply ask postponement 10 next winter and pro-
pose then bring forward plan for the satisfactory ad
ustment of this su1ect-in short Veto Message
that the President, though cursed with Loco-f Geo
counsel has Wing ud is, Hold
Trust to tme dcibcration and better counses Consider
how little be gained how much put hazard by
collision little more patience. and all may YET, be we'll
But if the temper Veto be like that OF the last
affirm nothing propose nothing give promise of nothing
apprehend that the orbearauce of the People viii have
been taxed beyond strength We believe that the express
,ons of their disapprobation viii be far very far audi
BILE emphatic and general than the former trial We be-
ieye will not be within the power OF Congress the Press
20 rcpress the exhibition of this feeling.
For our own part being think please
without consulting the dictates Of party, cheeriuly allow
others the latitude without impeachng their motives
President Tyler may deem the late Bank b the present BILL
similar i'll calculated effect the objects IT.
ended, and be good Wing nevertheless, and entirely
power of the Government sau,ary regulating, equal
xng influence upon the Currency ard all,
if he hold the Jacsonian doctrines Executive unity and
inherent powerof the practical consolidation the hands
G one Of all the Executive and much of the Legislative
power Of the Government he is Whg ALL and it will
be impossible make the People regard him The
loss or postponerncnt OF single be endured
but blow struck those fundamental and vital Whg prn-
cipe the limitation of Executive power and the regulation
by of the Currency, will make breach which
time heal Let caaly await what day may
brinF forth.
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STATE Prison MoNcPoLY.-We have been favored III
proof with the Report Mr. John Commerford the late
Mechanics State Convention upon the action of the last L
5islature this subject. We had intended publish it,
but find very long ambitious and in judgement
very cogent Ineligible. There much sail for the
ballast The writer iaduge long disGuisiton Prison
Discipline in general, social evils Of employment
,icses Benthom the Crown Prince of Sweden and what he
STYLES the reiornalionary principle OF the Penitentarl
sy1tem-al very important topics and requiring discussion
hut in a document which should have been devoted
,etation of the aucies and herees promuged in the Lee
gsature last winter
Mr.. Commerford seems anxious make the demands Of
The Mechanics such the remainder of the community
submit and thus provoke enduring collision So
ir have learned their wishes the Mechanics do moi
the prisoners Gagged up in dleness to them
selves aud br,hen the whole People they simply wish
such change the character of their empoymen,s and
The disposition of the proceeds viii prevent those pro
recds being thrown into the market depcs the and
diminish the employment OF honest artisans The Me
chanics do complain that felons labor and produce bur
that suck labor and production is managed as to diminish
the gains tarnsh the reputation of viriuous industry
Here is great evil lei ii be buried from sight beneath
labyrin,hine sentences and sounding words.
Mr. Comwerford asserts that tho homes, Mechanics sup
port the aboring eons This prepoterous tbt
eons amply support themselves But the evil in this drec
ION is that few contractors anass q cruel
10 the homes, workman Fer Instance let suppose
tractor hires the service hundred eoR five YEAR
al two sllngs day. ard them making shoes For
e first year. while they learning the trade his gain
aoderate but after that they do full werk They
make him pairs of shoes each per day. which honest
nan would charge dollar for, but which cost him BIZ
twenty-five cents He twelve hundred pairs
Of shoes wee costing hincountng the stock fifty cents
five hiluss while those who employ honest shoemaker
pay dollar. He could sell his shoes shlipgs
pair and make three hundred dollars per week while he
crse all other dealers and throws all honest workmel
ont OF employment This is the real evil and tits crying
II ought to be amended it must be: but we ea'
II viii not be unless the advocates of reform speak d.
ecy the point with less expenditure of vepo and
than is evnced by Mr. John Cor,ueriord.
MAGAZINE REPOSITORY UsEru rrsKs4uR
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