New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-20

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the President the Bank bill developed opposite and
most alarming herese with regard to the duties and respon-
bies Of the President and the Members Of his Cabinet
The President is known, receiving the Bank bill!
qued each Member of his Cabinet written Opinion upon
the Consu,ionaity cxpcdicncy of such Bank that
bill conemplated-or rather presume, upon certain
questions relative thereto which he submitted them They
understood severaly gave favorable to the bill
On these presumed acts based side the ustound
ing theory that the President committed, bound to
sign the bill he had asked the opinion of his Cabinet and
therefore bound DO guided by in forming his own
opinion
But bud this is, it strike US less astounding than the
doctrine boached opposite quarter that the Members
Of the Cabinet having been guilty of the agous crime q
differing from the President ought resign their posts bs
turned of them In the of outraged what
coming TO Are the days of Jacksonsm returning
If Cabinet Minister lose his place for differing from
the President ne ought least be told beforehand what
sort of an opinion President Tousk Minister
opinion grave Constitutional question, and then dismiss
him for giving ii, would disgrace Agiers.
But that the President aud the Cabinet
P'nr the bgotry of personal parsanshp which
"ou des'v the independence of the the other, and
10 the dark n're of desperate spirits, cursed with insane
"hoon' who would achieve selfish aggrandzemen ever
at the expense OF public calamity. The President
moi, rs he ought; he then upon profound
,ctions of right he bound do There pos
ble enson in MI this for offence hard feeling either
side and presume there has been Above all,
,, every attempt break up the Cabinet, dis
sensons therein, will be sgnally rebuked and defeated
~ The Yeas and Nays Tuesday laying the Bank
r1lp, bill on the table were Is follows
YEAs-Mcssrs J.. w AndrewS, Arlington Anterior Banks
Barton Bidack Birdseye Bots, Bovine, Boyd Aaron V
Green w Caldwell Patrick c. Caldwell John Campbell VIM
& Campbell Thomas j. Campbell Cary, Chapman, Clifford
Clinton Coles Cross Daniel r d Davis John B. Dawson
Dean Doan, Dog Eastman j. C. Edwards Egbert Ferris
JOHN q Floyd Chas a. Floyd Fornanse. Thomas f. Foster
Candle Gentry Gerry Gteer, GOggin VIM O. GOode, Cor
don, Graham, Green Cuisine Harris John Hastings, Hays
Holmes, Hopkins Houck Houston, HUBBARD, Hunter Irserso
Jack Cave Johnson John w Jones Keim, Andrew Kennedy
chand 1Hos Marshall Mathews Mattocks, Medl, Miller,
Newhard OwSiey Parmener Payne Pickens Pope Profit,
Ramsey dler RandoA Redng, Reacher, Rhet; Riggs Ro
gers Saunders Shaw. Shepperd Shields Snyder. Spr4gs
Steenrod Stuart Summers Sweeney, 7ripe Turney I'm
der@ood Wallace, Wa,erson Weller Wes,brOok Jas. W.
Williams, llise-llC; Wings in Italics.
NAYS-Messrs Adams Allen. Sherlock j. Andrews Ar
nd Aycrgg, Babcock. Baker, Barnard. Black Blair Board
1aah Brown Burnett Cslhsun, Caruhers Chds Chitenden
Gushing VIM C. Dawson Deberry John Edwards. Everett
Fessenden Fillmore, A Lawrence Foster Greig Haberslam
Hall, Hosed, Henry Howard Hudson Hunt. James Irwin,
VIM w Irwin, James, d. Jones, John Kennedy. King.
Lane. Linn s Mason. MaAiot Maxwell, Maynard Merwe-
1her Moore, Morgan Morrow. Nesbit Osborne Peudeon
Piamer, Powell Benjamin Randall, Randolph Rdgway. Rod
Smith. Sellers S;anly. Straon. John B. Thompson r. w
Thompson Tillnghost, Toand Tomnson Van Rensselaer,
Hard, Warren, i, D White j. L. White Thomas w Wi.
l0ns, L. Williams c. H. Williams, Joseph L. Williams
Winthrop Wood lorke A. Young, j. Younger. Loco.
Foeos in LGlics.
lEAs-(In favor OF killing the BILL
Wings .----.-----.----.3 81 Opposition -.-.--.79
NAYs-(In favor of passing the bil:)
Wings ...--...---..---..92 Opposition --..--.
45scnt-Whigs Il, Opposition -
We regard this disastrous Humanity and
adverse to the o General Prosperity Tho
extremes OF the Wing partyhc ultra advocates Of old
fashioned National Bank marng under their d,ap
Pontment and the opponents of all the Relief of
te Session united with the great of the Opposition
form the majority The natural effect of this de-
feat the passage OF any BOnkrrp, Law this Session.
The bill ha@ already been amcndcd death the adoption
go to 800 OF an amendment moved by Mr. Clifford OF Maine
providing that should interfere with STAR o Of Bank
upy As tins amendment OF an enemy utterly destructive
10 the priucpc of ni;ony which expressly STIMULATED m
the Constitution the bill half murdered before received
the final blow.
1tssire Loco-Foco votes Of their 96 would have car
sed the bill through They have always given i, 20
when they were not needed But the opportunity to give
what they considered dsathblow tempting be
resisted Such chance combine 'reacheFy with cruelty
and public disaster does often.
70 Is lovely spectacle the Representatives
of that party which claims be especially Dem0crst and
friendly the poor the unfortunate and the depressed
ing in against such this Shame the
marble-hearted hypocrites!
U5' Docs any believe that J. J. Roosevelt is sin
cerey honestly abOrng to secure the passage Bankrupt
Law He must be influential Representative t. re-
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fire in two weeks