New-York tribune., 1841-08-07

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II FOR n carefully corrected Bank Note fHD'''
rr FOR variety of News, Facts for PareiS' 49,
First Page.
GA letter from Washington Lexington n.y. dated
uly Dist .,ate that JoHS c. CALHoUs Is inc P'',"e"'
ocoFoco candidate for the Presdeacy' ana 'na m '''a'
Regency favor his pretensons We do 0eeVe 'ia, 'a''
sentence The Regency never IKE unp"PA1'
,.n!ess chosen from their own body
c- NJ, urxvv W TAYLOR, late Member of the As
oe b State from Ontario County, resident Of
,,bo Michigan writes from that place tina, the Wheat
~ Michigan will afford surplus this year Of g 600, 900
% 500 0O9 bushels. and that if steady demand Is
cents per bscl assured the present population would
aay furnish 1000 900 bushels for export. With good
Protective Tariff tina, price would be certain.
Mr. Taylor adds that the Corn Crop of Michigan is
uxuriant but will be consumed home in fatening hogs
of which there 100000 and 100000 barrels of Pork
will be put up this Season.
~ The Susquehanna division Of the NewYork and Ere
Ralrond--ll7 miles longs nearly completed and
will be ready for the this Autumn branch only four
miles long viii nterect the pennsylvania West Branch
Canal at Tioga Point The Eastern Section is finished from
Pernont Goshen and is in rapid progress beyond We
earnestly hope this great work be completed by the
close of l942.
0 The Herald grossly m;srcpresens, and probably mis-
takes the views and objects of those Clerks in City who
have taken into consideration the Hours of Labor which
nnny of them are now subjected. They seek privilege
no exemption which hodcares and carhorses do
enoy They simply wish settle the number OF hours
which shall constitute DAYS work in their calling that
q Clerk shall no, be bound Of ordinary duty,
work eny number of hours from eight fifteen the plea
sure Of his employer OF course, Merchants who wish
keep open fecn hours, will arrange their bust
ness as not to require Clerk the whole time IT
they require work. will pay for it strikes US that
such regulation will be beneficial a and be OBJ
ec,ionabe any just employer We do not believe class
liberal and enlightened the Merchants of Ncw-lok
wish their assistants and probable successors
ing up manhood in ceasccss round of toll We believe
they viii promptly and heartily second the Of the
Clerks.
ILLISors-Thc Election for three Members of Congress
i'll this State took place Monday last but shall have
few returns before the middle of week In The Third
District embracing the Northern half of the State Hon
John Stuart Wing. will probably be reelected over James
H Ralsron V. B.. and Frederick Collins Abolition. This
District contains 10000 votes, but probably 10000 will
ie the extent of the
In the Second District the between Hon. Zadock
Casey the present Conservative Member, and Hon s. h.
Anderson Opposition, spirited and the result doubtful
In the First District ExGov John Reynolds, Opp, will
doubtless be reelected. Mr. Stephen r. Rowan the Van
Bucn Land Officer Shawneetown announced himself al
independent candidate, favor Of giving fair support to
the now Administration but it did take, and he has
withdrawn Henry L. Webb, Esq, (broher to Col WelL
of the Courier and Enquirer and thorough Whig) is
the only opponent Of Gov. Reynolds.
No Legislature chosen this year, but the choice Of
County and School Commits will somewhat increase
thc poll.
INDIAYA-We have letters from both the Centre and
North Indiana agreeing in the that the Lcgis
,ure ha week chosen ,ha, State is likely be Oppo
on any way owing local and personal questions and
be absence of all political excitement We shall hear
MR.. ROOSEVELT on TIIE BANKRUPT LAW
To the Edior Of the Tribune:
injustice the Hon. JAMES ROOSEVELT
this friday morning. relative his upon the Bank
r Lac As that sincerely desirous TO DO JUS
and the conduct of your political opponents
make hesitation in calling 10 correct your statements
aud yosr insuuations
expressly the floor of the House, when
inexp0dien Bank
rup reported from the Judiciary Com
mee opposed tho resolution in Committee II he had
incorrectly defined his potion am inclined think that Mr. Bar
n Chairman The Committee who present would have
Jumped opportunity convict him of falsehoOd Mr. Milton
Brown on the hand that he had voted Committee
Tor the adoption OF the resolution.
Neither any opposition Bankrupt Law evncedhy Mr. Roose-
liou. LAY the rcoutos on the table
motion lay the table well known eSPden tor eNao"s
direct To such Mr. R. opposed he desired that
the subject should disposed Immediately aud 10 commit the Ad
party that action the present
the rests consider the subject now or
JUSTICE.
0 We publish the foregoing plea for Mr. Roosevelt, by
political and personal friend with pleasure, and stand
rccicd with regard Mr.. RS in Committee. Our
Correspondent facts which had overlooked or fer
gotten But submit any of tina, his explana
ton of Mr. Rs IN the House utter failure The
motion 10 lay on the table the ncxpcdcnt resolution
mae ihc ,Shch would Of dsba,e and brine