New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

that their present oro2kng hypocntca factions ard IN
tended onlv for party effect They need take any re-
sp.nsibIi:y Let them play their small game q they
MAJ.
ptyysYLvAy1A-Thc Legislature Of Pennsylvania has
been hard at work several weeks cnGeaToring 20 ;re
bill which would pass and please the Governor making pro-
vision for the payment the interest Of the State Debt pro-
ue Cor the completion Of the Safe Works. preserving ;Ae
Banks from destruction &c One framed passed and We
,od some time since Another constructed and passed
ar much conference between tho Two Houses
&c bu; the Governor vetoed this also last Saturday 1t was
know, nc the Revenue and Relief bill. Gov Porer Veto
Message ,as communicated Saturday the Senate whe
tina; body heard il read and Immediately TO vote on
the question: Shall the bill pass. the Governors Veto not
,bstanding which was decided the affirmative cas-
IL Nav= Ga constitutional majority Of wo-iiirds votiHg
in the affirmative (sever; Opposition Members lodged
the question.) The bill was then sen; 70 the House.
Trxyfssrr-Gen. Thon.as D. Arnold Of Jefferson and
Robe.; J. Mckinney, ESQ, rival Wing candidates ioT
Congress from the First District o; Tennessee, II place Of
Ccn Wn. Is. Carter Wing. VINO declines Gen Arnold i
an original Anjackson man. and such once elected
+, Congress while Gen. Jackson President.
10 James W Ford the new Wing Delegate Stafford
Co.. Va fell TWENTY-FIVE from bridge owing 10 the
brenkng OF ,hc rail which he lc@nng the 26th ut
AID broke his thigh falling bed Of rocky srayel lie
was otherwise badly injured NJ. j. B. tickin wAo
fell with him. MIR. Ford had just been elected Delegate
after severe contest by % nnoriy-We trust MS recoy
er; is n-t doubtful.
~ The Western People are insisting that Gen. HAER:-
sox ashes shall rePose permanently North Bend rather
than Il, Berkeley They say that West the home OF
his choice and affections and that he nob recprocaed
then We think Ohio and Indiana have stronger CHIN 70
enold the ashes Of the MODEST Roman Of than Old
Virginia.
70 orcses A Brownson, whose writings obtained some
notorety Ia their exhibition Of genuine Loco
Foooisr has been relieved the responsibilities Of office
by preden, Tyler Our friend Ore>tes viii 20 ahead
in hi. Boston Quarterly without let, hndranco mo!esia
ton
10 Hon DASIEI WEES has proceeded 20 Boston and
MarShfcd and will probably be absent from Wa>hngoH for
ten DAYS TO In ki> absence his D. Fletcher Web
s,cr Chief Cler; Of the Department. oica;es Acting Sc
crc,ary.
~ The Star Of las, evening niiInaies hat the nonina
lion Of a. NJ Moan be Judge Of the Criminal Courts Of
this City is likely be gejecied-fye Wing Senators 20
ting against. We hspe net il
80 Andrew kcnned: OPP, announced candidate
for Congress il the great Wing District OF Indiana, where
three Whigs-Caleb B. Smith Charles II. Test and iona
than M'Cmty-werc already running. Ii neither withdraw
he will probably be elected by 1909 Wing MINORITY
10 Tie Ci;izcns-no, certain ci,izens-of Boad and
Montgomery Costics Illinois have held meetiagS and
solved that they won't help pay the State Debt! stand
Taxation pay Reasonable State had constitutional
RICH, dcl,s This IS pleading the babyac with
vengeance.
&c The General Assembly OF Connecticut a,
iani.rd on Wednesday Hon. Perry S.ih, the
TIE corner. there who cant interpret 5000 m.jorts will
probably have il interpreted TO him.
u John S. Skinner formerly Postmaster at Baltimore
ana Editor OF the American Farnr and Turf Register has
been selected Third Assistant Postmaster General
good appointment
% Hon. Henry 5. Lane, NJ. C. from Northern Indiana
as detained Kentucky by the adjourn
of Congress but has recovered
ms home.
q Major w NJ Small Is tic Wing candidate for the
State Senate il Mercer Co. Ky. We hope has
significant.
II Ho. CAlrp Cr=HtyG, NJ. C., was TO &eiiser the
Funeral Grafton honor of Gen Harrison yesterday New
buyport Mass. Few men could DO the better justice
Tie p,esi.les. and L s BaaS-The Charleston Gu
rer, on the ,ublec: OF the Presidents opinion regard
National Bank. says:
We have it, on high authority, that Mr Tyler rres
dent of The he'd himself be The Representatives not
OF Virginia. bu, the Uao and prepared IN that
paci;y have givsn his casting v II necessary N favor OF
National Bank