New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

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Brrrry-Tle Sun is vastly astonished that the sense
loss talk about the relief Of the country hahed
as soon as the Election 1t implies that the wig
should have kicked Relief Guinea the Loco-focos
did Retrenchment when they got into power But ne Sun
has no right 70 measure its own bushe large
majority of the People earnestly believed and sui be-
l;ee tina, the Government do something for the relief
of the People And that The Sun may not continue to ms
represent US we will state succncy how much and "na
relief from the action the Federal Government we a'-e
and look for:
l. The Government may afford relief 10 the Counuy o.
calling into existence practical Currency OF nearly 'orh
value throughout the Union At present. and for some years
past subscriber Arkansas, Illinois, even Ohio 've
,rs to nav us for our newspaper either subject himself
or n. 10 the loss OF considerable per ccnage on the amount
e,o;,,ed This disparity of Currency is injurious in nany
II taxes those who exchange commodities products
md discoraces others from trading. With Uniform Cur
r yo men in Kentucky Tennessee would take New
York paper where one does-and in other section
and in REGARD to other exchanges. From this injurious or
pressye disparity the People desire relief; They know
there was once better of thngs why may there
be again
IL As with the Currency with the Exchanges proper
We are aware thai said all the difficulty is causcdby the
Suspension Specie Payments, and if they were resumed
all would be right But apart from the fact that Specie Fay
ments seem unlikely be resumed without some posi-
tive action of the Federal Alabama
and Arkansas having suspended eernall-we knor that
this prctencc is acous The Exchanges fell into disorder
before the Suspension So now Missouri Processes 10 pGy
Specie and vet Exchange ST Louis is at 10 per cent
Nav mora friend Of has Government draft on
the Sub. Treasury ST Louis for money due An-a good
Spece draft in that Ci,y-bu, here nc sell for
than % cents on the dollar. Up the day Gen jackson
removed the Dcpotcs he could have sold it here for Il
lens, 90 cents on the dollar. Here relief Is wanted
III The great Producing Interests want relci from
rino,s!y prices. We do WANT high
blu, we want such of things that Produce will bring
living price and in cash. If needed his season, Cora has
been sold under execution Missouri at three cents dshe'
Last winter and spring many loads of agricultural produce
were brought less than fifty miles Peoria and other Vest
ern villages 10 sell for which the producers could not Set
7uoaeg enough pey their raceRg cPensts TO 7"crfet
snd back Excellent times these, says The Sun e he
country needs 10 relief doing well, and the tine policy
is 10 lei well alsne BY your leaTe gentlemen we do not
believe such Currency this country is now cursed with
and will be cursed with long Its control Is lett 10 the
State Legislatures be quietly endured nor do we
think such prices have quoted the signs of pros
pery.
" The Country needs Distribution OF the Proceeds ii
the Public Lands the relief of the States who the
rightf propretors; but still more. check the uahaowed
spirit of plundcr cyinccd by Beson and Co who deter
mined by prodiga Precmptons Gaduaton= and Cessien
aided by the bar;crns of Western Presidential Tor
Eastern support these schemes deprive the od States
Of their rightfu iseraS in the Public Domain. More
This head hereafter.
V The unfortunate and lbarrasscd need the relief
which would be Afforded by General Bankrupt Law Tins
The Sun rudsngy comedies but nouiraes the concession
as much as possible and pronounces this measure OF IN
diydunl and no, National relief We think differently
Take "a the chains which bind the earth The fye
hundred thousand victims OF Gen Iachson Experiment and
their own adventurous emcry, and You relieve not them
onlv bat the whole People 1t weud be Ike the
so many prisoners Of war captyes ron erine Slaye
L. would ntusc likelihood the veins of the body po
&c Such are opinions rejoice in believing ;ha; they
are those OF a majority of the American People.
70 The 4l6qy .ircals truly observes; RTTRzHo1-
MExr is what needed for the relief of the County e
cheney of several niioas may be provided cor in this woy
True fair sirs bu, why did YOU think of Tins while
your party power Why did your party allow their
own Collector this port s5O0OO per their Marshal
Dstric, Attorney and Pos, Master $4,000 each and the
they found they lose their posts Their
Whig successors down TO $4,000 and $1,000 Was not
this particularly nasty you though right Respects the
officers And do YOU pretty figure clamoTng for