New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

=, H.. -. Gallant and able William l. Dew-
90, l,,e Whs candidate for Governor OF georgia
,.Iv injured in the canvass by claHaor
,.isad against his vo,e to impose duty on lea
IA Coffee. in conformity with the express sugges-
ZION, # ex-Secretary Woodbury., while controlling
-. TREASURY Department under Mr.. Van Buren,.
r. was vain to urge in answer that irnpest on
Tea or Coffee had been laid, and that both still
admitted free Reason and Truth were drowned
by an incessant clamor, and Mr.. Dawson was
stricken down for Intellectually voting noH-Pro-
tec,ive duty which Van Buren, Secretary Of Inc
Treasury had recommended
But this Was not all At the la; session OF the
Legislature OF Georgia, Gov Mcdonald (Loco)
volunteered Special Message sailing on the Le-
si.iatuie to relieve the disuesses Of the People.
His plan was to borrow 100000 Or the faith Of
the State, lend it to the suspended Central Bank,
and have tina; Bank lend it out in small sums, pay
able one-iifth yearly. This project ne submitted
to the Legislature, (Whg) which rejected it sn
the ground that tho money could only be borrowed
at {. ruinous sacrifice, and would probably do n.
much harm as good If loaned out as proposed. We
,rss, no genuine Loco-Foco will dispute the Truth
Of these positions.
Aud We, this Pes,ilent continuance has reelected
Gov. Mcdonald 1t was proclaimed all over the
State "a measure Of relief, of which the People
were deprived by the hardhearted and aristocratic
Wings The State was flooded with handbs and
newspaper appeals like the following:
To the Voters Of Floyd County
"GOv McDONALD $ MESSAGE OF RELIEF.
Two Millions of Dollars, by the State for five
years per interest, then placed the Cen
trail Bank aud loaued the People the rate Of
interest and one fifth paid annually, until tine entire
amount l. settled.
Z" If Two Millions of Dollars was divided among
the 90 Counties. Floyd County would receive
its proportjonable purt the sum Of s2l 800. II
S2l 800 was divided among the several voters q
his County, it would give To each voter the sum
Of $50. But suppose only one-thira man should
make note, and borrow the amount due this
County from the Central Bank, they would re-
ceive the entire of x 800 in the County and
this amount would run from hand to hand, and pay
of debts until none would remain unpaid and still
great portion Of th, amount would remain in this
County and continue circulate and pay the wages
Of labor industry ard enterprise If Gov. McDon-
aid -hould he reelected and there should be ma
ority Of the Democratic party in both branches Of
the General Assembly, tins measure of Eeliei WI!
be carried our nj the Ecxt Session Of the Legs
aiure The Wing Members of the Legislature
prevented iis being adopted nj the last Session,
when recommended by Gov. Mcdonald. See
page 259 Journal Of the Senate, ard AGA of
Journal Of tho House of Representatives.
By this and similar appeals the cupiIity OF
The ignorant anI needy Gov. Mcdonald
elected and his party restored 10 power in the Lee
gi-lature and this result is trumpeed all the
Union verde, Of the People Of Georgia in ia
vor of a DteOrce Of Bank and State" And thu,
cheated and cheating the world wags
In accordance with the aIluring prospects of
relief above afforded Gov Mcdonald Message
10 the new Legislature holds the following
language:
As means Of obviating the causes which have
led to the disorders ot the currency, favorable
change might be made in our banking system.
The Ceptral Bank is the only institution whi,h has
dfused its accommodations TO the people OF every
occupation and profession throughout the State
This should be sustained by all the means at the
command OF the Legislature. But besides this in
stituon, | am satisfied that the public interest
would be promoted if there were bur a single bank,
located principal seaport, with capital
adequate to all commercial purposes, and required
to establish branch a. each point which bank
ing facilities are needed. The many advantages
which this would have the existing system
must be manifest to all.
Huzza for the Divorce Of Bank and State.
Iuzza for the largcs, liberty The Message i.
half filed with the praises Of this Central Bank,
and urgent suggestions that the State must raise
money TO penish its Golfers. Such are the fruits
OF the Anti Bank victory in Georgia, which
orr I.eco-f ocos have rrjoiced so heurtily,
SLAVE QUrsrloN.-Gov. Mcdonald informs the
Legislature OF Georgia that he last April made are
QUESTION on the Governor Of this State for the
render of john Grccnman, charged with stealing
from that State a negro woman, the property OF
Robert w. FIournoy. Gov Seward required proof
of the offence charged. This Gov. Med. refused,
and tart correspondence ensued, from which
nothing has resulted. The Georgia Governor i,
therefor considerably savage upon the Executive
and Legislature OF our State, planning TO pre-
vent the recovery of fugitive Slaves and the punish
mcnt of those who ass,, their escape. He recon-
mcnds that the Federal Government take the whole
business Of restoring fus,ives from justice or labor
into its hands, instead of confding 1t to the
STRENGTHENING
Cases Ike the one which has given rise 10
these remarks, are to bo endured. The pro-
perry of citizens i. TO be protected by alI In.
safeguards which we think proper TO threw around
1t; AID State must be permitted to send its
brtgands and robbers amongst us 10 plumber and
destroy, and then afford Item sanctuary aud just
lily their outrages.
He has another rernedy-as follow: