New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

McNutt announces in Chapman like letter 10 the
Richmond Enquirer the complete triumph OF Anti
Bond Loco-F ocoi.rn in Mississippi BY some 5000
majority. Ho boasts that Senator Robert J
Walker, with the TWO new Representatives and al
the new State Ocers except the Secretary OF STATE
q Whig-elected by sPli' in the opposite ranks
agree with hin in resisting the payment OF the
State Bonds-ao, resisting by legal measures, mind
yos, reader. and appealing to the L. 5 Courts as
common tribunal TO decide whether they ought IL
pay or not, but taking the law into their hands
and plumply refusing to pay. This McNut;, be il
remarked. IS the same gsntl.man who as Governor
approved the bill charteriHg the Enion Bank snd
authorizing STATE Loan CT Fifteen and Hall
Millions IS basis. He Is the same Governor Nc.
Nut who executed the Five Millions of S,ats
Bonds and delivered them te the Bank Offers for
negotiation He nov leads the cry of Repudia-
ton The man evidently feel. himself a seoundTel
He feels that the act OF MS party has d.graced the
National Character, and involved tie Union in dit.
aculties with Foreign Powers. He says:
a demand will probably be made en the Coy
ernmen; Of the United State. Tor the payment OF
The Bonds referred to- This will rase exciting
and perplexing question. This State has defined
her position. and will maintain ii, be the conse-
es-nce what they NAV. firmly 6eliere that four
fttis Of the People Of :iis STATE PRLFER GOING TO
WAR TO PAYIsG THESE BoSDs.
New il the war could be confined 10 the wronged
nation on one side sad the Anti. Bender. Of Mis-
sisspp on the other, shonld have objection
to ii; but zee should particularly dislike being in
yslved in bloodshed to bear out these shameless
reproba,es in their swindling.
The Governor states that the Union Bank Is il
.oyent-that she has been sued for 100000 and
has assigned: her circulation is 3 100000, which
i. selling at thrty-iive cents on ,bs dollar He
thinks she ultimately pay this, Leaving her
stock a otallos. As TO her paying the State Bonds,
The idea Is tho height of madness.
The vicLsburg Sentinel-the oracle of Anti
Bond,n in ssissippi-di.dains tho paltry ex-
cuses by which swindng at this distance would
fam disguise itself The following paragraph
shows that the Editor expect similar movement
by his brethren in principle in all the indebted
States, pretext or no pretext He says:
The People of Mississippi have repudiated
the Illegal bonds now held in the name OF the State,
by a band of ockgamblers in Europe, fraudulent
" obtained through the agency of Nicholas Blddle.
This is only the commencement of that mighty po-
H,ical. MORAL, and SOCIAL rerolutiOn commenced
in ,h, State and which Is destined before many
wears to sweep over Florida, Maryland Pcnnsylva-
MIA, Neac- York, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and
louisiana Two years ago last September, we an
nouuced the principle OF Repatriation, and now the
People Of sovereign State have decided the ques-
tion. We hope that engine OF popular oppression
borrowing on the faith Of the Siate-is at an end.
Commend US TO your bod-faccd, manly villain
if any This fellow would not steal chickens.
GEoRGIA.-Loco-Foc Focusm is doing it, perfect
work in the " "goriously redeemed State OF
Georgia. There ure now almost as many Cur
rencies a, Banks, but the Legislature is mainly
engaged in passing acts for the benefit Of the
Central Bank, a Government pet, which refuses
Specie payment md let's its notes deprcciate, but
lends money to the State and is the depository oil
It's funds Mr. Black, Loco member, has
proposed to apply part of the proceeds Of her
State Bonds to the aid of this Bank, although
those Bonds have been pledged 10 redeem heE
Indebtedness, 10 Reid, Irving & Co. London
bankers, for an involuntary loan made BY them to
The State.
The Legislature refuses to do any thing for the
reformation of the Currency, and we believe an
act passed by the late Wing Legislature fixing a
,ime when the Banks must resume Specie pay
mcnts, is about TO be repealed
Bot this exemplary Legislature Is determined to
falfl the pledge, relieve tho People which gave to
Loco-F Focosm it's trium ph. A bill has been intro
luced entitled an act to relieve the pecaniary en-
barrassmen,s Of the People of this State, which
pre.cribcs that any man may have his property
appraised by TIVE appraisers, and that, beng SO
appraised it shall not be liable TO levy or sale for
debt unless i, shall bring three-fourths OF It's APP
praised valuation in specie or IT'S equivalent. Oh
course it will be understood hat this act su,pends
wholly the collection of debts by legal process
dIrn. its lifetime. 1t would be impossible to
procure thrce-fJurths in specie funds OF neigh
borhood valuation OF property pursued by a strange
debtor. So here come. Mcdonald and Relief
at last Make way for the new discovery in It.
lief legislation
u Leu.. Col. James II. Hook, Assistant
Commssary General of the [. S. Army, died at
MS residence in Washington on Tuesday last.
J A little daughter o, Mr. Elias Stillwell, at
Morgaatown, Va. was burned TO death by her
clothes taking FIRE on the 2lst ult
u The Ergre., and Eren,ng Pos: discussing the
pFoprey of reporting Lectures delivered before pub
lie audiences ia cur Cities and wasting good many