New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-27

,-oscn, session of Congress, OF bahN Win .he Po' "
ptib Rbe. in the several States and lerntores-fhat
a 49, n,inc of such power within the consti-
,;,aIv defined authority OF the Federal Government
that II l. one OF the principal characteristics OF its Naton
l;,v K looked for BY the large o! the People and
highly important IN the great practical ends ioF WHICH 'uc
an institution IS desired.
= Reso1ced That in the OF Bank OF the United
States By the rs Congress elected under the Constitution,
many whose Members belonged The Convention which
framed that instrumental the appreciation subscribed 10
the charter BIZ tbs IMMORTAL WAsHISGToN the Father OF Ms
Countr-in the sanction granted By President JEFFERSON
passed BY successive Republican Congresses tor the
negotiation OF oas from the Bak-ior extending iis Branch
into the Territories. and dependencies OF the United States
and for Furnishing felony b. mproamen; and hard labor
any forgery or counterfeit of the OF the Bank the
approval By President MADISON of the act passed BY Ne
publican Congress Incorporating The second BANK IN
e Unanimous decision Of the Supreme Court OF the United
States, composed .: Judges MARSHALL WAsHIseToS,
IonssoS LlvsosToy. DUyALL and STohr, declaring the
Bank and its Branches be con>tutonaiy creates we IND
ole for and fat this subject not 10 be de-
troycd or weakened.
g. Pes0lyed That while honor all the Wings IN Con-
sress who have been faithful the expectations which
prompted their election thanks re-cIrncnty due 10
That nobles, Roman cf thcm all HEyRY CLAY OF hen
c.v His conduct triumph. has been in charac-
erisic harmony with former professions and hi; 70 over
lowing the measure OF lii; couny, confidence admiration
Resolyed Tha, copies of these resolutions be signed
by the officers this meeting and be forwarded TO the Pre-
dent of the United States and to both Houses of Congress
The question being taken, the Resolutions unan-
mously adopted.
Hon. DrD1Er SfLpEy, being loudly called for, adj
iressc the meeting calm and powerful argument in
favor OF an olds>honed Bank, proposed by Mr Cays
BILL and in opposition those features Of Mn Ewns' paa
hch differed omit. He coniendcd that in the Great Rev
oluon of 1910 the People had decided in favor OF Ma
1nal Bank-not some new-fanged continuance but such
Bank had uscully and accepaby transacted the fiscal
business of the Government regulated the Currency, and
cuazed the Exchanges during forty years OF our National
cxsence He argued that such Bank could be pro-
nounced BY the Supreme Court in the face
of Chief Justice Marshal decision but a radically differ
en-, institution might be. Mr.. Selden concluded with
glowing euogiun on the character and public services of
HENRY CLAY which was hailed with rapturou, acclnma-
ion.
The meeting was aiieryvard addressed by Col srARK,
WEATHER and Others but constrained TO leave it
while still listening and responding the impasoned elo
nencc of Col and thos IN the hour late with spirits
heightened and numbers scarcely diminished The general
c,,nate OF the assembage convened from four to five
thousand persons.
o. VIII our Custom House Investigating Com mttee
complete its researches y begins be the anxious in
quirv about town In answer, only that the
Committee has been very aborousy faithfully engaged ever
since arrival in this City, has examined great number
Of Witnesses and elected much valuable information and
some startling disclosures lis inquiries have taken very
wide range--far wider than originally contemplated
but they have commenced whou; purpose prose-
cu,ed without important results We believe they will be
brought to a close within the ten days.
J' p informs Us that there are laws governing the
,nes Of Cab-he and that lie has himself brought up the
driver OF No 1875 with round for repeatedly attempt
lug extorton. We urge all others whom extorton may
be attempted 10 90 and do Likewise.
VALUABLE WoRx.-We are happy . learn that John S.
Taylor & CO. have press the very valuable work Of Rev.
RoBrR1 BAIRD, entitled Visit Scandinavia. Travels
in Denmark Norway, Sweden and Finland The author is
well known to the American public dligen and
efficient phanthropst and has contributed little by his
exertios to the spread of intelligence and Christian pnci
pie in the countries which he has but recently returned
The work will be issued in elegant STYLE volumes,
and will contain thirteen engravngs prepared in Paris
ressly for Maps the countries through which he passed
will also be embraced.
The ELYsIAS FIELDs.-Hthero Hoboken has on the 4,h
Of July been pretty much used up for the season; but h,
year grows and eshcr with each succeeding
and shower Hundreds who have hitherto gone into the
Country during the dogdays. this year stay at home enjoy
its comforts and add those OF the Country them by spend
ing now morning and then aternoonat green Hoboke,
and taking their lemonade amid the deep delicious shade,
surrounding Castle Point. In this way, they enjoy the plea
rcs and heabeang breczes Of the Coustry without pur
chasing them at the dear of sweating dusty roads
mp rugged sleeps in shackl vehicles eating food that the
log would net touch home, and sleeping in temporary
quarters that do be thought Of The change a
udicious one and we commend the example 70 others.
TEMPERANCE DisSEn The BANGOR Me. division of the
Temperance army gave splendid Dinner on the 2lst 10
JOIN HAWKES. the able advocate of the good from
Baltimore large and most respectable company sal
down. capital drank in capital leInonades spirit
ed speeches made ard ,c party roke up, unlike most
dinner parties all the better their hour Of feastng
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