New-York tribune., 1841-08-21

eve hire been hasty open in condemnation
juggling pursued by the Opposition and especially
by the Members from this City in relation the Bankrupt
Law, ask them consider the following facts:
1t well known that, early in the Session upon the first
vote. there abut 100 Wing and 20 Loco-Foco
favor Of the BILL being clear majority Of oil the
Members elected (237, and practical majority of about
20 The friends of the bill felt perfectly safe But they
length awakened from their dream of security by tn"
istakable evidence of the open eseon rcach
cry of its former Loco-Foco friends 1t evident thar
there secret understanding among the Opposition thai
shs bill be killed. order to bring the Session nou
and throw odiun upon the Wing party When the bill was
all ready be taken of Committee and passed III
day week. they astounded to learn that the
ready descend tho neck Of the bill They obliged
appeal the magnarmty Of the Wing opponents OF ,c
take advantage of this trcacher but aid them
get back into Committee, which they carried by or
majority, against the whole pewer Of LocoFocoism. Bur
they still in nraincn peril. On Tuesday Of this week
Mr.. Clifford of Maine of the most deXternus and
scrupuous of LocoFocos in the House conrved
amendment amendment proposition which had
been already rejected that this Law should not inter
fcre wah State Bankrupt Lars This extraordinary
deadly proposition, making tho only farce bu
clearly unconstitutional for the Constitution authorizes Com
gress establish uniform laws Of Bankruptcy onywa-
carried by 80 to &c votes-ony LagsrsoH RhcH, Roose
peA and Ward of the Loco-Foco party voting against ii
10 Wood voting. The bill being thus destroyed
formally knocked in the head by laying it the table,
Yeas Ito, NAYS 81 only PLumer Ro0seceA Sanford Ward
and Wood of the Locos voting against the motion. Plumel
and Sanford had Just voted for Clords fatal amendment
Then the House resoundcd with the eers and eXuuton
The Locos who believed that the bill destroyed carrying
with all the Great Measures Of the Extra Session and
breaking up the Wing party All over the Country, asi
could be disseminated, it fondy believed
by those who wished it, that the Administration ship
wrecked.
But their delusion was short-lived. The Wings immc-
diaely assembled in Council and after free interchange
opinion resolved and battle the of their
puous adversary They had hitherto voted each for
such measures he individually favored his District fell
an interest in but they found that this putting the
whole power of legislation the hands of their thoroughly
disciplined opponents. OSE HUNDRED Ten of them
resolved Representatives for the whole Coun
try and each such that Country required
waving local interests preudces Thus resolved they
went into this House the morning Mr. Gamble of Ga
moved reconsideration of the by which the Bankrupt
bill had been crushed Mr. Cave Johnson of Tenn Loco
moved to Law this motion also the table This reject
ed yeas o. nays Ill only RooseseN and Wood of the
Loco Focos voting nay. The reconsideration
sied yeas O8, nays sS only ROosere of the Loco Focos
in the affirmative; 70 Wood voting this vital qucs
on though he could not have been absent unless by design
The original motion lay The bill the table was now ne
gaved yeas 90 nays l12 Poosereh again the only Loco
the affirmative % Hood lodged Sanford ditto;
Palmer and Ward who had yesterday voted against laying
the bill the table voting exactly contrary Next MIR
Chford destructive amendment reconsidered yeas
1l6, nays o. GJ Not Loco-Foco IN tie affirmative
RoosEyELr lodging; WooD voting pmp IN TIC "eS:f're
And now Mr. ChHsrds amendment was rejected yeas 80
lis: " Not Loco Foco-agaiast 1t; WooD, PLu
MER and j. b. DAWSON favor Of Il; RoosEyELr - stu
Sknlng tte cote The bill having been slightly amend
cd the question taken its final passage which was
carried: yeas liz, nays l06 ROOSEVELT WooD and J. b
DAWSON being The only Loco FocoS IN Ire GyTmanpe,
(Rooscvet having suddenly life y and every OF
these having plainly indicated by his preceding
propositions his disposition kill the bill ii he could do 1t
afey Sanford lodged; Piumer and Ward voted plump
against the BILL though the latter pledged TO vote tor IT.
But the bill passed. thanks them Their party and
from the 18th of February will he the law OF the land
And ask every intelligent man to examine this SIM
pie record and Judge whether this great has not
been treated by its Loco Feco pretended friends With studied
hostility and cachery The open opposition OF
fright Ferris and the great bulk of the party be
speced while it cendemued but the hand of Ioab
which is oure'chcd IN seeming kindness with dagger III
the sleeve, have no feeling short of dc,estation.
70 Hon JoHS T. STUART, having received hi. crcden-
nails as Member elect started Pcshuste for Washington
and arrived in the House just time the Bank
rpt bill on its final passage He welcomed with hearty
congratulations.
70 The Rerela yesterday had coarse attack on Mr..
Granger for Stopping the Sunday MAJ to Boston We
Though, every man of knew that the Mai
Service for 1871 cas arranged By John W Ne snd tie
contracts advertised bcfors Mr. Granger came into Office
He had no more do with the stopping or this Mail than the
Postmaster General OF Texas,
DEATH IN THE CRY PRlsoN.-A coored woman named
Amanda Bartlett who committed TO the City frson on
,r L. g. ,.craprv cd that institution Thurs