New-York tribune., 1841-10-20

II a. yo,,r hearts shall dictate Read u and need
it. wa en,reat YOU, and say whether Ne'g-YoFN
shall 5econe the prey OF the Spoilers We COPY
i, from the last Buffalo Coms1ercinl'
STAND TO YOUR Guns :"
When the cnernv's squadron. whose shattered
hulks had been beaten in previous conflict UNI
they cawed OF for repairs and lied IN utter dis
comEtrrc asais heaves IN sjsht, with nsw sail
bent. the old buwarks patched up and The Sho'
holes between wind and water freshly plugged
wiki evidences o; having reitec for Snoihef brush
what : the line Of duty throughout the victorious
beet Clear he dects a. aia for acton, ana
STAND TO YOUR Guns
And row baifl=d solirical foe, whose signal
overthrow las; wear was di-as a. Il waS de-
served. +. drumming together the fragments OF IL
routed erioas. TO 30 fresh battle tJr the desperate
stake they ign; for-the sPos Of victory Ihey
are furrively gathering IN hooks and covsri>'
osading together IN stealthv ambush TO surprise
u when resting from me tolls Of the past cam
paisn. and TOO confder, in our own undouoied
strength. TO fear aught from the force or the fraud
OF .eiea;ed faction.
The Wings OF me Union present mighty phs-
lanx when rallied n full force By any imminent eN-
igency They are the true conservator- OF the
country and it. glorious insti'uuon<-the mora!
safeguards of il highest and hottest interests ia
them manly dsvolves the responsibility OF their
reservation and pcrpetuity. free from the harmful
msddling OF the base demagosue and the corrupt
politician That they are eqaa. 10 the trust th"y
triumphantlv demonstrated n Tn POLITICAL ava
lanch. which their aroused efforts recently hurled
down upon the daring assaiants who threatened
the overthrow of those interests and the derange-
ment ri those institutions
But the mightiest agents are slow IN gathering
tha, cumulative power which makes then. rresist-
able when their awakened energies burst forth
and the causes that can fully and at once arouse
party 80 free from the selfish and common ties that
league mere politicians each to the other, must De
uomentous and apparent No ordinary issues can
incte them to active effort. and. regarding minor
considerations a OF triiins moment. too frequent
" they eave to their opponents an easy and al
most sndispu,ed victory.
That such i the condition of the Wing partyo
the state and nation none acquainted with itscon-
stitueHt elements can deny II i not a Swiss
guard ready at the word Of command from ner-
ccaarv leaders to rush unquestoniug into conflict.
Ii does not emhody the desperate portion, OF So
cietv. the reckless and law-despsiug mea whose
instincts ask the largest liberty, and who deem the
wholesome restraints OF social order az infringe
ments upon their peculiar privileges. There l.,
therefore, always danger from ts calmness and
freedom from im?usivc excitement
The last Presidential campaign presented a cri-
sis that did fully and Overwhelmingly arouse the
Wig party to united vigorous and efficient action.
The multiplied abuses and corruPtiens of the Gov
eminent through long series OF years, hal alarm
ed the patriots, the sages of the country and they
put forth the arms for the rescue. The ardent
vigor of yonth. the matured strength OF manhood
the bowed with years, and the sick man
whose death was near, all joined in that redeem
ing eior, which was crowned with such glad sue
cess They ACCOMPLISHED the great end o. theii
exertions-they drove their prolisa'c rulers from
the power they hsd abused, and called into their
places the men OF their choice, to whom they felt
the interests of the country could be safely en-
trusted.
The great work of reforp commenced in
honest earnest by the veneraicd HARRISON. He
called an extraordinary session of Congress for aid
in carrying out the measures 50 lcgibly inscribed
on the list of executive and legislative duties. The
arm OF death struck down the veteran Patriot on
the very threshold of his honcred trust But the
impul;e he had giveH to the regeneratlng move
ment still carried it onward and the unwearied
labors of the Wing Congress assembled at his call
srove to accomplish the beneticent measures that
uut Dttll il4C pN'''ilt '"''' - ''''
phatically expressed. The tactious and desperate
opposition in that body reckessly -trovc ombat-
rass those efforts but EVERY measure of relief
called for hy the country successfully carried
through by the patriotic and persevering Wbigs, to
whom was entrusted the responsibility oil reform.
The gigantic Subj reasury scheme. fatal 10 the
prosperity and enterprise OF this broad land, and
so facile an instrument in the hands of a corrupt
Executive when opportunity should tempt amb-
ton. was overthtown The Public lands-ihat
immense resource whence the political hucks,ers
who have for wears bought and sold the trusts and
emolument, OF Office to dispense res>tiess
bride, TO the growing and powerful Wcst-weie
Justly and wisely appropriated for the benefit OF
the whole people whom they belonged mca-
sure carving in liz train OF ar-reaching con'equen-
ces results OF incalcuable benefit. and IN Itself,
worth all the struggles all the sn-rltces, which the
Wings have made and suffered in behalf of their
principles The disastrous ard shameful bank.
rupicv which the acknowledgements OF the national
finances Lad brought upon the Treasury,
promptly. u far as possible, retrieved. Oar na-
tional defences, so utterly neglected by the late
Administration, were energe,ic4lly provided for,
reasonable precautions taken Tor tho safety OF our
exposed frontiers, and III. efficiency OF our gallant
Navy suitably increased The Bankrupt Bill, BY
which hundreds Of thousands et most yaluat lie cili-
zens are again to be restored to usefulness, was
passed, despite every hostile influence which was
brought to bear upon it, The absorbing and mo-
mentous question Of National Bank Tor the regu-
la,ion OF our deranged currency, was discussed in
all it, bearings, and the new difficulties found to
surround it were met with determination to sur
noun; them In short, all the substantial measures
expected and required from the legislation OF Con
sress were successfully matured, far As the ac-
ton OF that BODY was concerned. The mass Of
important business transacted in 50 short period,
Termed an era IN the history Of the country
OF all these benetcent acts one, only, tailed -
The President took the great responsibility OF i'm