New-York tribune., 1841-11-30

g1sss commences OR Monday next There being
no Speaker or other officers TO be chosen, and
1soral certainty of quorum the outset, we leok
with confidence for the delivery of the President :
Message at l2 o'clock on Tuesday next The
only conceivable obstacle is the raising the que--
lion of the reception of Anti-Slavery Petitions :;
and this, we earnestly trust, will be postponed
until the two Houses shall have been fully organized
and the Message delivered. As this is
apportioned to the several Committees, and the
preliminary Investigations and deliberations com
rnenced let the subject of the Right Of Petition
come up and be thoroughly adjusted. There will
be exhibitions Of passion, violence aud disorder :;
but let them come. The evil passions exist now :
let them have vent, and the perturbed breast viii
eventually work clearer and calmer Very little
is usually accomplished on the floor OF either House
in December; and if that month shall be success
fully devoted TO the settlement of the vexed ques
ton on JUS, and enduring basis, it will have
been most proi,ahly employed.
The Presidents Message, infer will be OF
moderate length, and contain little that is likely To
provoke alteration.
The Treasury Report we shall look for with
stronger interest. Mr. Forward understand to
be averse TO National Bank, but nevertheless
an1iously favorable TO Natio1al and uniform Cur
renew He has also been a decided advocate OF
The moderate and iudicious but efficient Protection
of Home Industry. He is TO come before
Congress with diminished and insufficient Re
venue, an unsound and chaotic Currency, and
Fiscal system, of which the absence of all system
is the principal feature. These the evils for
which his Station .ryuiros him suggest and urg.
appropriate and efficient remedies. What will b.
the general character of ms Fiscal projet we Will
not here anticipate but on the other points
strikes us that he cannot fail to rec mmond;
|. An augmentation of the duties Imports
either by taxing the articles admitted free OF
duty, such as Tea, Coffee, &c, or by Increasing
the duti-, on those which come in competition
with our owA products, such lion. W DOL, Manu-
featured Goods &c, &c. We would great!
prefer the latter but it is impossible that botL
may be found necessary
H. The vigorous and faithful curiailmen, of tn
National Expenditures, by the abolition Of al
needless Offices, (if such there be- and the reduc
nos of salaries. fees, &c, &c.
1t such shall be substantially the character OF
the Secretary's recommendations, and the action
of Congress shall conform to it, the Wing part,
will be Justly stronger with the People its close
than a, any time since 1910. The Country .orel,
4. 4 IL,
denied il, the fault rests not with us The due pro
lection, encouragement and reward Of our Home
Industry OF greater importance even thana Sound
Currency, TO which it would vtaly contribute ana
wise and equitable adjustment of Tariff, on
the basis of the fullest encouragement, Industry
nj home combined with the scyerest retaliation on
monopoly and injurious restriction abroad, will con
tribute immensely to the restoration of enduring
National Prosperity. We trust the honor of Sc
curing it will rest the present Congress- and a
the Session now rapidly approaching.
acknowledgements thorough and
immedate-is also pressinsly demanded by the
best interests of the Nation. For years the Go
vernmens has been first devouring the savings OF
former years and then running thrittlessly in debt
although all the time spending all that could be
realized from the sale of the Pablo Lands, which
ought never to have been cxhaus ted, hut de-
voted to purpose, of permanent usefulness. This
course has been pursued until the Government ha~
incurred debt Of Twelve or Fifteen Millions
debt daily increasing, while the Treasury find.
serious and increasing difficulty in raising the
money. Let this discreditable career be arrested
at once by increasing the Revenue and diminish.
ing the Expenditures. If Congress could but re-
solve 10 reduce all salaries, ard allowances from
the Treasury (,heir own ircluded,) twenty-five per
cent or TO that amount by wise discrnina,i.p.
they would do very much for the Purity OF Rlec-
tons and of Public Morals. well a. Tor the
Prosperity and Credit of the Nation.
We mus, postpone farther remarks to
another day.