New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31
u For IS new Chapter of Karnsby Fudge.
INST Page. alsc, carefully corrected Bank Mole
Lis
II For AN interesting account of Escnry Clay in
hc senate, and oihcr inatter, see First Page

THE CREED or foeoIsM-The gathering Of the Op
position the Park Thursday evening the
earnest attention of the Country for several In the
frs, place spasmodc mad been made, and every
within adu4 of fifty miles who could be coaxed dragged
into present including nearly all the acknowledged
leaders of the party Among the officers and speakers
benjamin +. Butler Campbell p White Walter Bovine
John Iergee Jesse Oakley John W. Edmonds, Isaac L.
Varian, Prosper NJ Wetmorc, Stephen Allen, John Nor
gan Charles L. Livingston and sundy Of the old Sachems
of Tammany who have usually held themselves rather above
he level of Jacobnsn, In fact the list of for
public eye appears have been rather select than
otherwise Neither job Haskell Circuit, Ming,
Rie is among them hardly of that school of States
The getting up of the meeting evidently in the
hands Of the regulars and its sentiments may be regarded
expression Of their opinions.
1t is to this pon; would invite lae
lion of the American People, and especially Of those who,
caring little party watchwords, desire mainly
Good Government and gh,cned regard the >ubsa
iia permanent welfare Of the Country 1t this class that
we now ask to note carefully the following facts:
In the first place. the Opposition Van Buren, pnry-not
by its asur-stoe Political Economists but by its acknow
ledged leaders, its discreet men, its moderatc ratified by
inc approval of nassehas distinctly proclaimed the
doctrine of Charter Breaking This is the first great prn
cple cmphatcally avowcd by them at the Park Meeting
Hitherto obscure gasconadng individuals have threatened
in moments passion break charters. Mr.. G. NJ Dallas
once avowcd that Constitutional Convention fairly chosen
to make Radical changes by the People might abrogatc
,ramplc upon Charter and this incidental avowal nearly
overthrow his party Pennsylvania Il was received by hi-
own parry with cmor and denial of its authenticity by
The other with alarm and denunciaton. We confident
that no State has yet seriously attempted break
Charter unless forfeited by gross violation. Yet here
whole party present bearing this City and Senate
District deliberately resolves commence the breaking OF
Charter the has been obtained entirely regard
less whether employed useuly and obcycd strictly
Infused by TIE Corporaors And at the head OF Grand
Committee appointed prosecute this exemplary business
stands nun of repued pey and property who lately
Attorney General of the United States.
Mr. Butler canne but know, however ignorant the
of his associates may be subject that this undertaking
is bv the settled judicial law of the United States, fla
grant invasion of the fundamental Right of Property and
contemplaes dan gerous breach OK the Public Faith Bya
solemn decision of the u S. Supreme Court has been
rabshed that Charter is contract, which the granting
party caanot repudae pleasure This decision the Court
must maintain that the ciamor for Repeal can only
DO regarded as party ralyng-cy intended to niu-
ence the passions ignorant and discontinued, and
,,rn them 10 party account But the blow amed the
Rank and its Stockholders fall where intend
ed Mos, Of the Real Estate in the Country ls held by
tenure very similar to that of Charter. The land
originally granted individuals companies on certain
cited conditions Under the original grants or charters the
owners new hold If CHARTER is no protection they have
none 1t may be easy muster the darker spirits among
the homeless and goddess Repeal crusade; but the
scdae the rejecting holders of property hardly be
drawn after them unless blinded by the fury OF partisan
passion.
So much for Repeal; and mad intended TO discuss
briefly the other important topics preached IN the Park lie
s,luons but our space is nearly exhausted We had
wished the spectacle OF Bank Presidents and
Directors lending their such alrocious misreprc
the Of Banking and such incorporate
canVr Tor the crushing Of Charter. Did these gentlemen
never hear OF the caows OF au,an the the Inf
del Philosophers who lit the fires OF the French Revolution
SO the denunciaon ikcurrng National Debt IN time
OF peacedocs i; sound well from the lips OF those who
spent ThirtyOne Millions than their aggregate In
conc during their four years rule and steadily running
the Conr, debt down the moment that they beoueathed
To- the Wings the redemption of their shnpasters which
they now curse US attempting Is not the climax OF
mpudence such party talk OF the and straight
borrowing OF Twelve Millions redeem their graceles shin
pasters rs The Of trrcdeematlc Currency -
Gould Benton beat this
Tho silly pretencc that National Bank the cause OF
the depression OF the Laboring Classes in England might
Gull some If there any ignorant as not 10 Know that
in Monarhica Countries Which have such Bank they
still more depressed So of the Public Lands; Is there
devoee of LocoFocois blinded not TO know that the
Distribution Bill is necessary TO New-iok her poF
non of the Proceeds which else would soon be wesi's FROM
her hy the continual efforts of Benton reduce the Pc 10
e or nothing Calhoun cede them to the States
Time and agan have Jackson and Van Buren, preached 10
~ that these Land, ought &c regarded as source %
Rcseaae We, now Loco FocOsn il horrOstrcken at the
idea of their loss 20 The Tcesuy Year after year have