New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

G We received nothing of interest from Washington Os
last evenings mail
" Our advices from Washington yesterday did not after
the complexion of faithfully presented IN our COr
respondence published in last There was noeed n'oie
hope among the friends of the Bank bill that MT lyer
aeoua not vete it, founded the obvious strength o le
measure with Congress- the Press ana he Country o''
while they inferred trusted there would DC no Fe'o those
of the contrary opinion asserted and were P0$0c that the
an, ovH h. ys,oed Such is still impression, and 1t
would b dIenav crimnal-to foster hopes which al
, cer,ain TO be blasted few days will dspel all doubts.
ur renders will have seen that the House. after taking
nm the Bankrupt b resolved give precedence the Re
peal of the Sub bTreasury-d let Mr. John Tyler
understand from energetic passage that the Wings in
Congress quite in in their advocacy Of radisa
change of the Financial Policy of the last years. We
the Repeat put through yesterday and that The
Bankrupt bill will be discussed to-day and tomorrow, and
passed BY Friday arhest The have been counted
and there majority OF ten twenty for the bill from
the Sena,e; and confidently hope passage
by next Monday What jubilee for the Crushed ard de-
spairing that passage will be-
" We humby acknowledge Indebtedness to Hon
FERNANDO WooD NJ c. for copy of his profound and lu
nent of any kind remember having received from either
OF Tammanys four Representatives in Congress- On the
principle smallest favors thankfully received
grateful for this There great deal of fun in this Speech
who understands the author and i, quite gno
rant as he of the subject Fernando goes for Repeal
coursc-any thing put down the internal Banks if you
swindle them of money jus, upset them by
strength He backguards Messrs Clay, Webster and other
Wings brutaly as becomeh the Commercial Representa-.
of the first City of the Unon and INDUCES in such
tons the following:
Tile Merchants Of Neoc- York tn The aggregate, chout
reference TO party, BAsE CAS-
CREATE, under any name M any chsckS Of any chGrac
ter"
We defy the Father Of Lies himself backed by the Editor
of the New Era and the Money Reporter of the Herald
peposterous, palpabe fragrant untruth than
this Has Mr.. Wood Official Canvass of the
Votes for Members of Congress in the Commercial
Wards of New York
Take another instance of his economy of truth:
Sir if the people of this country decided in the late cleo
,on against the Sub Treasury hich deny) did they de-
eide in favor of National Bank They did not That
issue made the question raised
are they in favor of such en- institution"
What can the mean Has he scent the Speeches
of Mr. CLAY at Hanover, Va and Nashville Tenn last
mcr ?-or those of Mr.. WEBSTER Saratoga, Pachogue
and in Wastrcet Does he remember that Mr.. Web
ster spoke hours in Wa-street in favor OF National
Bank while Col Hunt and dozen other Leco-Focos
harungung the Park against it Has he forgotten the
Speeches of Sas Wright and Benz F. Butler all the
State this very point Here we all last
publishing from 10000 900 copies of The Log Cabin
weekly and hardly number without cogent argument from
prominent Wing favor of National Bank On the
other hand the Albany Argus Rough Hcwer, &C. full
of denuncations Of any such institution and headed their
tickets TIE People against Bank And now those very
papers and anBank brawers after the signal defeat
ever known in the history of the Country only that
they beaten the Bank question: but a, the ques
ion not before the People, Is there any sense
any profit in such wholesale audacity
Should any consider that we have spoken harsh
hm procure and read Mr.. Wood Speech So
vile and infamous libel onchuf his constituents
deserves castgatsn than choose place in
columns.