New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
T He TRIB U N E.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 70, 1871.
II For original article. Protection as affect
ing the Currency, call for Reform &c, see hr-'
page. .cr
last

UP Our letters from Washington yesterday we're OF "
gloomy tenor, indicating only the strong Pro.aOl''
Veto on the Bark iii from Prcsidcn, Tyler but OF 'e '0D
sequen resignation Of part, least OF the oa0''' a-
of an explosion of feeling in Congress lHefe s0o"
son TO hope however, il the President ha" ''''
strained 10 take Il strongly al Va'"o' WIN ''
earnest wishes of the great majority e' uioS' "''
l e VIII pause until the other great measures o' ' 0e
sion are lefntiyey uced upon Let me DaHruPl ON a''o
tho Land bill be passed und the Country will less keeny tee
5,oi,,oepI and loss in the defeat Of the Bank BILL
We Lnoy not if voice may reach Washington in
or that it would be needed heard but do
earnestly entreat the Wig Statesmen there assembled
,acse-to reflect calmly and earnestly before they do any
thing to impair the harmony and ascendancy Of the Wing
Party The question, beg leave remind them, j.
whether the Prcsidcn, wrongheadcd this point but
qstetker cry ding IS to be gqised for tie Country by
dreaking cah him upon Il. Think Of this, friends 1t
Congress ourns passion and the Cabinet resigns vii
that gveus Bank Palpaby but put it farther Oh
than ever Mr.. Tyler will any be President for itce
years ard half wc may drive him into dependence On
Wise & Co. for Secretaries and Councillors possibly into
revolving endurance of Loco-Foco alliance and support
but is wise to do SO? Think better of it, Wings and
solve tina, OUR DIFFERENCES SHALL BE HEALED.
RErEAL OF THE Sup-TREAsURY.-We announced in
last hn the bill repeaing the Sub Treasury Act. which
pissed the Senate curly the Session by 30 l2
vtes passed the Hoese Monday by 13l 81 majority
Forty-seycn. AS pretty clean party need
not give the Yeas and Nays Whoever wishes preserve
them need only take the alphabetical list of each party pub
heI by last wock, put Mr.. Sprigg of KY in the
tive and John Campbell OF S. c. the affirmative, und strike
from it the following absentces:
Wzigs-Messrs Afford Of Ga Cooper of Pa, Gate. Of
n. Y A. Randall of Md, Sellers Of Md and Wise OF Va.
Speaker White of Ky. not voting i'm all T.
Oppositton.-Messrs Brewster of n. Y. Dimoc Of Pa.
Eastman Of n. H., Gerry of Pa. Mckeon of n. " New
hard of Pa Rhet Of C. and Sanford Of n " Sumter of
S. G., and Sweeney of Ohio-l0.
Mr. John Campbell of s. c. an odd fish, who has been
Onion, Wing anBank, and finally Van Buren, but always
opposed the Sub Treasury voted in the Affirmative while
Mr.. Spgg of Ky Wing but elected by the aid of the OPP
position voted in tho negative. Mess. Gmer and Mallory
of Va who have opposed all other decided Wing
voted in the affirmative.
uJ7 We thought we had Henry 4. Mise in
this point so tina, he would be under the dsagrceabe
cessity voting for Wing this sion: but he
lodged US by keeping of the way when the vote
taken. Virginia fence is sraig ight to him.
T Our reuders will have noticed in careful at
4srnct tho of Legislature
State prepared for The Tribune by loyal gentleman OF this
time but found interesting and worth preserving
for future references
We have remarked in of Country journals call
.. Co. a. @ % on H.. ar.e a: " 81. . I'll 49, - 80
ea vel Il literal compliance would be found very expensive
and burdcnSome. But if the Secretary of State re-
qucd the close of each Session, make such Abstract
have presented and have it officially published by
every journal the think important and dcsi
abe end would be answered Is the idea worthy u,
least of consideration!
U3 A correspondent writes urging that City Au-
,hores contribute of their abundance the progress of the
Temperance Cause by rcsodey dsmissing from Offices
ader Meir control all habital drukards or hard topers
and supplying their places ri temperate He
that instances frequent in which great injury inflicted
the public ana individuals by the misconduct and
pacy of drunken City Oicers-Marshals Dockmas,crs,
&c He asks why so many grogseries allowed to be
kept open Sundnys-why notorious dunkard still ap
pointed oicc-and questions about Corporation
Punch and Fourh-ofJuy Booths, which choose
for the present.-Who will bring this subject before the
Comuon Councl A simple resolution discharge every
officer who shall hereafter get drunk while duty and
dismiss every Sunday who winks violation of the
laws, would be of great benefit
" The Dry Goods Clerks of City will assemble Thi.
Evening consider the subject of fixing ni, pro-
posing reg uaton c hours of labor We earncs,
commend their object the favorable regard of the Mer
chsnts of City. 1t be obvious all that the
stores uniformly closed O'Clock, p NJ there would
be JUS, many goods sold while the saving in lights
and other incidental expenses of nishthous would be very
considerable win not Merchants regard the in
this light and resolve that their Clerks shall have hours
the evening for reading aud mental Improvement Mosr
of them object, and presume with good th
reading of newspapers in the Viii they
allow for reading out ofitl We confident the
great mass of them will heartily favor the proposition.
The ignorance emptiness and ioPpe of Clerks have been
the theme of popular rcuc long enough If there be sy
justice in the satire should be taken to improve ,he