New-York tribune., 1841-07-09

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LAyD Howe congratulate the country on the passage
Of the Land Distribution bill through the hoa'' o
seAaive We regard this enPhancaly 'i'e great ''sa
s,re Of the Session The subject has now been ten year
tofo,. o,sro., and the People. Mr. Clay introduced the
e hill e,obodving the principle in 1892 1t then passed
bo, rorobo of Jackson Congress by large majori;ie
b, wa. arrested by arbitrary Veto. In 1886 bill e
f,cog this purpose substantially far regarded he
land proceeds three proceeding years matred and
passed Since the have been naspcious bat
defiance ac force OF Executive power, doubt whether
there has been majority in Congress aver;e TO the
principle
The reasons for passing this bill various and cogent
In the FIRST place. the Public Lands bei0ng all the States
They we're won from powerful foe by the valor and
constancy OF our common Put they lie wholly
within the territory Of the New States which ALREADY
most powerful and will be overwhelmingly after the New
Apportioaent In these States hobby of leading de
rnagogues that ltc Soccrc'snty Of the State srngpshe"
the r5cllul te ofthe ctoie people IN these LGnds-tha'
f thousand squaers Arkansas the rightlu
of the Public Lands therein the exclusion Of the whole
People Of the Old Stnes. Sir, said Hon. Ron C. Mai
loy in Congress twelve years ago; wish assert the
principle that the People the Public Lands in The
West can tell the gentleman, the taunng reply
Of Missouri demngogue, that Vermont docs not s'rn
foot of lsad Nere"-Thc the Distribution Bill
.0cers that bravado
Every cear-headcd, observing that the IN
tercst of the Old States in the Public Landan interest
Of at least One Hundred Alllons-must be secu.
red or surrendered Every year Benton brings forward
Graduation i>i strike oil dash than half the
value Of these Lends. Calhoun follows with proposition
20 ceGe the nds the States, enclosing them Respectively
to sold BY ihe.a shares. Van Bmen, Wright x
Co. play the hands Of these compaiots jus far
,hey dare. The obicc. of these is mike po
icai capital the West by sacrifice of the interests Of The
Old States And thcre is Obvious aad imminent danger thai
those plots viii be .rccessf Wien Senators from New
York aud Connecticut despoil them constituents
what can we hope Tha People of the New States have
An Immediate present. tangible interest in getting the Public
Lands for tile nothing The interest OF the Old States
in resisting them equally rong, bat unharPiy less direct
and Immediate One half our Pecp.e know aid
thing aboul But tie passage of the Land Bill Will RENE
dy this, making the Of the Old STATES equally para
bic with that o. the Now Is Of prccauiion and
security therefore this bin is invaluable.
We need not press the argumea bascd tho
e condition oe many the Sal, Every NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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main belonging to twony-si, States Half Of these propr
eors a,e aborpg under gGca; pccuniury difficulties
which seriously dcorcss the credit and cripple e prosperity
of all What ought be done W. say, Give the States
M current proceeds their property respectively. Away
wish nsoencc which pre,cnds they will qnander mis-
apply it! Are they insane :dioc
This bill while is Just the Old, is generous the
New States. Each Of these allowed 1000 acres of
.,
the sales The balance divided equally among all tic
Sratcs To many will prove most ,casonable and CRATE
fal rciet
Gra,;icd as with the fact of this bills passage
we are not less SO with the The Wing phalanx
was compelled at last 10 resort to bayonci charge and they
did the work galany After this bill has been discussed
for ten wears once in terms and twice in substance passed
BY Congress, aad now discussed again in ap
proving and fc opposing speeches. the cry OF the oppo
sitior is still More time Give another day says
Nc Kcon No sir replies Stanly You have had day
ater dny already luke to-day conclude At o'clock
this evening we lift the bin OF Committee ii we are
strong enough So said done; and Mr. Rhett was
Obliged 10 sii, oil his eoquence at nMceenthy having
puposely got into the very midst Of s seccnd speech
the bill we becve) when the hour of round Ii the
House will continue IN this spirit the Loco-Foco
canor about waste OF time will be a different
tune. We arienty hope it may be-
~ The Meeting iR the Park last evening 10 devise
and means for eectng the liberation OF former fellow
citizens now exled Van Diemans Land for Canadian
Patriotism, was no: a very large and what is to be
GREETED not we'll considered discreet Ii the
Of ii really desire the liberation of the unfortunate Patriots
they know that such meetings and such language
no, calculated effect their object if they something
else they have night por, with the liberties and hap
pness o: those cNiles in far,hering their end.
We la,e reaching the ground, and did learn
who appointed officers. The resolutions mainly
right though there is outepoce buster the cor
cusion. The first speech-by Mr. Sutherland, believe
mixture of iron and clay. Then Maj DAvezac fol,
lowed with lot OF very superuons swagger about the ia
cy with whshthc Democracy of this Country could thrash