New-York tribune., 1841-06-18


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n, al NO, arrive in for out last paer-not even
49,, socood rdition which compelled TO put to
o'clock A. NJ But wha, If il had 1t would only
have brought Is the norng story OF another day wasted
in tic Senate by LocoFocosrn desperate attempt to
make party capital by stimulating wafcver against Eng
land and in the House by conduct the most actous that ever
di,.raced representative assembly The formal detail OF
the proceedings given another place it il too ckeing
TO require or even rccaplaon and we only aude to
j, here for the purpose of explaining what would else appear
utterly unaccouniable.
WHY is it. the reader al excams that this strange
srcctacc is pesen,ed The House to-day to rescind
the XXIst Rule tomorrow reconsdcr; failing t. strike
out it votes 10 reconsider the Rules altogether stii 1t re-
fuses TO adopt the Rules either with without the XAlSt
and finally breaks up the evening Of its sixteenth day with
no Rules whatever and after having in rejected every
ms ;lc adiu of the Howca these things be
The answer positive ard dissraceiu TO those
lo i, mpicate= A large portion Of tie Northern Loco
Eoeos rote ,ehch ray mA contribute 10 Pr0iong the
nnsrchy and III feeling rhich nor reign and o6str1c'
The progress OF the public business. Disgraceful as
this would seem it is the solemn truth Signay defeated
in the Elections and reduced decided minority in Con-
yress that party has still the power throw the House
into disorder ard keep it there by PLAYING upon the
difference of opinion and feeling which exists between the
North and the South upon the subject of the lnvonby of
,he Right OF Petition This power they exert to the ut
most scoing all appearance evcH of principle and con-
sistency voting now this way, then that shall best up
hold tho reign of Anarchy and thus keeping the House IN
confusion and uproar. SO reckes,s this played that
on the last important Tuesday evening there was first
clear minority favor Of adopting the Rules of the last
Session. the XXIs excepted when several Loco-t ocos
alarmed that the re;gn of Mischief thereby ovchrown
rose and charged their ooes rom he ctrmarc to tie ne
yatre Mr. Jas j. RooScreh of hi, City in after
the vote had been .aken asked and granted leave 10
have his name recorded and in direct defiance of ia OWE
former vote noic voted IN the negatice In this manner the
n,opo,ton was defcatcd-110 l06-and the House ad
ourned without organzaton For such conduct what Ian
guagc Of sxecra,ion can be too strong
In this dilemma there but pursue and
our private advces lead hope that taken on
Wednesday Tie Wing Representatives, Of the Free States
have done all that do uphold the sacred Right d
Petition Ga every direct they have shown clear ma
iorty of the House its favor But the unscrpuous fac
ousness infamous douhledcang and moral treason of the
Northern LocoFoco renders ii certain that this Right must
be temporarily waived the House cannot be organized
We trust therefore, that friends "Wednesday gave way
on , pont and that we shall be enabled to announce in our
Second Edition this morning that the House has at length
been organized.
KINGS COUNTY Poor HeusE.-The charities of people
arc ever the best criterion of their character for i'll prov
ding for the comfort OF those whom fortune has owned
there are no selfish be graied does unhey
ambition have aught do with the feelings that move the
hear, to yv The Brooklyn News contains notice of the
regular erection OF the Supervisors of the Kings County Poor
House with the observations and impressions made by
visit to that charitable establishments The building sua
ted in the middle of highly cultivated farm OF some seventy
acres in one of the delightful and healthy portions o
Long Island Every thing about it remarkably neat III
from, is splendid garden, we'll planted with rit trees ana
IN The rear large in which the children play ana 'e
oldcr inmates walk exercise he SICK arc under the
cborc Of Dr. Kng Brooys, and Dr. Zabriskc OF Flat
bush and quite TO that the patients are
not only kindly but >kiliully treated
The rooms in all the several buildings are perfectly clean
the beds and linen comfortable could be desired and
the inmates are neatly clothed and appear happy as those
can be whose spirits have been brokc not crushed by mis-
f,,n, and poverty Ono of the Supervisors carried the
house package OF cakes 10 DISTRIBUTE among tic e"'i''
he was quickly surrounded by some forty or fifty little cre"
lures the Oldest perhaps not more than seven watched
them say. the editor they oil with their cakes and
formed into little knots chldhly discuss the grateful gli'
We saw several OF them jumping and sambong about and
performing numberlc<s ntan tile wonders and looked
round the fond oher delighted look, or the father
quiet but manly satisfaction the ftats OF their darling
child but alas, parent There was none to ap
Il .-ho ,l-,i
be had encouragement be merry. Poor children
pity them the bottom OF heart Il is well
jouIn in this world but short In similar inti,u
,oa believe is The convr; OF the unfortunate subjects Of
public charity serppulousy and kindly consulted Than
in this.
DxAp HoRsr-Col. ] J. Abcr;. [. s Topographic IA! Ea-
rncer reports that the Government owed the 3l>, March
last to individuals employed IN rs Department, So 1913 2G