New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
20 TIE Journal of Commerce is the mos, self

W me JourrGI o. COMMERCE L. tlie liiosl Sell
coz,placsnt and dogmatic of all possible newsPa-
per,. Prove il wrong to-day By mathematical
demonstration, and TOMORROW ii viii reiterate It's
refuted assertion, but compacenuy add that every
bodv nor agrees that it has beer just right all
along. Thu. its leader yesterday assures the pub
lie that all the great questions which have recently
.g;ta,ed the C.un,ry-to wit, Tariff, National Bank
State Banks, Specie Payments, Abolition, Veto
and Small Bills-have been finally settled, and
adds with most rigid gravity
alt ii. matter not little gratifying TO ourselve.
that every one Of these great principles has been
settled very exactly upon the principles adopted
BY this paper
Can this be beaten The Tariff controversy is
at an end, and all ether controversies with i;-ior
the Journal of Commerce has spoken The
wrangling world little perverse at first, not
knowing the naster-spirit which had condsscended
to Sc, it right, but 1t soon learned to listen and
obey
But can any oae seriously imagine that the Ia
riff controversy is ended Ifse three short months
will suffice 10 undeceive him. So of other qucs-
tons enumerated.
ANY allu.ion to the Public Lands, the Bankrupt
Law, the Right OF Petition, wculd have spoiled The
Journals article-so they carefully kept gu; Of
sight. On these the discussion Is not ended-on
SONS OF them it is hardly begun II the Journal
will graciously indicate in what manner they are
to be settled it may some of It's readers the
trouble of thinking about them hereafter.
C@ Oar friend who writes US inquiring why Con-
stan,inc Doaohoe has been removed from the Office
of Street Inspector of the Sixth Ward, and why
John Nixon is threatened with removal, must
not be too inqusitiye. They probably know all
abou, ii at Tammany, and there he should inquire
All we know of the matter is, that Messrs. Donohoe
and NJ Keon are just as good men now as they were
three months ago, unless voting the Carroll Hall
ticket makes difference.
u Could not the Preprietors OF Stuyvesast In
s,itute be induced to contrive some means for iis
proper ventilation LIS low. tight ceiling renders
the air very bad after Hi audience has been hour
in it, Ditto of some other halls.
u The Alton Telegraph (Illinoi-) is rejoicing
over great emigration to Texas from the str-ng
Loco-Foco County of Greene, in that vicinity.
Among them are the Sergeant-a,-Arms Of the
Senate, and late Judge of Probate. The Sheriff
and his deputies were busy heading them.
% Henry L. Rochester has been appointed
Superintendent of Common Schools for Monroe
County. Aid. Mack is Superintendent of those in
Rochester.
% Hon. R. W. Thompson, VIII: Member
of Congress from Indiana has announced that he
will decline reelection.
% The Livingston Republican bears at its
head the name of Hon. LUTHER BKADisu as the
Wing candidate for next Governor of this State
% DR.. DIosYsIUs LARDNER, of scientific and
miscellaneous celebrity, has been invited to give
course of Lectures in this City on Astronomy and
Sidereal Philosophy, to which he has consented
They are to commence ut Clinton Hall next week.
" Mrs MowATr gives her first REGULATIONS at
Stuyvesast Institute this evening.
70 The Mechanics Institute of this City have
arrangements for their Winter Course
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