New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-31
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o. cu,rr CsgpIr.-The Albany Argus and it, kindred
-, ore harping upon the Depreciation Of State
/,7, and charging the sf Wing Admnistra
; Now it quite possible that if We had, directly On
coming mic power suspended the Works OF Improvement
,o, the REGENCY had commenced stopped the Canal I'm
and turned the Produce and Trade of the West
down the Mississippi and s., Lawrence instead Of inviting II
70 New-Yok tho Stocks Of Newiork would have ranged
higher in the market Than they do If there had been
next 10 none SELL they would have borne higher prices
But would no, this been paying enormous price Tor
1he mere pride of keeping NswYo five per cents at psr
Bear in mind tina, Boston and Baltimore vigorously pros
cutng their Railroads intercept the Trade OF the West
while Orleans engrosses large share o II o course
and much larger the absence mperec,o OF our I'm
royemen,, Ought NeaYo then, to fold her hands and
e 0 600 900 of annual Trade diverted other cities in
order 10 save 800 900 the interest Of State Debt CON
,rsced for Works rrich abundany support themselves and
q,qy surplus into the Treasury Would such course be
polite wise
Blu, the Stock. Of NewYork depressed alone by
1he great abundance of State Stocks marketover which
NewYork .as no controbu By The systematic eforts Of
Loco Focoism Every winter has brought forth lis own
peculiar panic Report from Young Hoffman and other L.
yislaye leaders of the party asserting that the State is
rushing rapidly Bankruptcy-ha the interest Of
1he accning Debt only be paid by enormous aNaiion
which the People will submit totha State Dcbts
must ultimately be repudiated, &c, &c To clinch this
argument Loco-Foco Governor Of Mississippi deli5e
qately repmdates he State Debt, and The party
ticket expressly tie ground Of rcpudatio All these
things have their influence capitalists they shake the
cred and reduce the price of all State Stocks And
is not hard the authors of these mischief
7n round and grayey charge the consequences Of their
follies and iniqui,ies upon Wing Administration
THE REPEAL COMMITTEE. that President Tyler's
Veto has taken the wind Of the sails of Mr. B. F. Butler
and his twenyour associates the Repeal Corresponding
COMMITTEE wish inquire OF those gentlemen whether
they are openly and earnestly in favor Of carrying the
yiucips on ,chich they organized Are they favor
M repeninp the Charters of STATE Banks Assuredly
# the principle Of Repeal sound the necessity It's app
cation to them is obvious So says in substance Mr. Cal
houn so says the Democratic Review. If 10 have
Paper Currency all should have of uniform value
al least portion of shosd be acceptable throughout the
Union No consistent, orcibe argument can be made against
7he expcdcncy of National Bank which does equally
condemn all Banks of Discount and Circulation.
Then again the Subj Treasury the Federal Sub Treasury
ia dead but there obstacle the States adopting the
system if they like it. Yet NewHampshre, Alabama, Ar
Kansas and all the remaining LocoFoco States, continue
keen their revenue Banks many of them suspended and
TO collect i, in Bank pape-ha of them in trredeemajle
paper Is there of making these consistent patriots
Toe e;, o,rn mark? Messrs Butler & Co will you tell
frankly whether you not in favor Of collecting
state Revenue in Specie and keeping in Subreasures
instead of Banks! Iyou honest men, give your Yea
or Nay