New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03


There were several others whom we did not
know, or whose names do not now occur TO u.s.
Alighting, the Members and friends were con-
Quoted to the green the East side of the Hotel,
where the Delegations from New-York were as
sembled 10 receive them, and where they were
briefly and folcibly welcomed by ADDISON
DouGHERTY, Chairman Of the Wing Young Mems
General Committee, and assured that the People
were eager TO greet them and award the richly
merited paudit of "Well done, good and faith
full servants"
JOHN C. HAMILTON, on behalf of the COMMITTEES
of Reception, then addressed the Members of
Congress as follows:
Gentlemen of the Senate and House Of Representatives.
In behalf of the great Wing party OF the city New
York. been deputed tender you their welcome
20 thank ysu for The services rendered. and The ices
your country and to you of their firm ard
undivided support Undivided have sad for excepting
the lew, the very law who prefer favor and office the
public gesd who always eager to sustain power ino
whatever may have fallen for the rewards which
power bestow, This great party born in The Revolution
nurtured War ot Independence, nalured
dated efforts es,abis, Constitution, aud, though
often defeated ever rayng in support OF that Constitution,
now unbroken ranks aHd with courage
By increasing difficulties ready 10 resist and agan 10 resist
every form usurpatou and again make battle The
liberties OF the Republic.
We hashcd you for your services and truly may it
be said they enliled The fullest gratitude ma
tion For by your strenuous exerons amid alc.ng doubts
and Unparalleled difficulties opposed by Toe, by
weak, pervers. inniess Chef Magistrate, 10y
powerful aud lacuous minorty each having lis distinct
obec, and united III common object deieat,
you have accomplished all that was possible 10 accom-
plish and more waste be hoped.
The history your long and arduous session. proraced
desgnedy Uy arts OF advereares wi
Of legislative wisdom when IN The vast tuurc Ope
ing before us ius associate your names with those OF
most dising uished ot our public brnetscto:s.
In the oia law Tor the Protection of American
Industry, deaf the canors OF overdriven theory yoa
have effected that which the PRIMARY purpo.e he
OF This Government,
,e People You have rescued The Finances tou
disorder, lad the basis system OF rubic Crea
which, Mcomoined with great measure 100 iouy
deferred, TO be expected the provision OF "a Ma
Uona Currency would speedily restore Honor Prosperity
ald Content.
In the reorganization ofthe public establishments
and in the CORRECTION Others Won
have by wise economy diminished public burtheus
wantonly reased 20 enarge the corrapng patraasc
fallen administration, whose only 10 perpeuae
iher onaten regardless of the suerings wrongs
Of much abused people.
In the Apportonment Bill you have embodied principle
the election by single districts which, despite oil inirg ue
and OF menace will more and commend itself TO the
approval the nation the only by which the popu
preventative insured and which, may safely predicted
will continue of the cherished organic laws of our
comp lete system.
in the act of Remedial Justice you have conferred ON
1he National Judiciary power wiihou, which that " se
neutral policy early adopted and firmly adhered to- would
be subec, every change in the local policy of the States
and to every actuatien in the easily excited passions OF
conierm.nous popuatio
These acts and ihey are parts your comprehensive
system OF legislation give you claims affections ,ha,
will moi withheld. Nor we less apsrsve what you
have refused than what have done, in permitting
10 remain nchoate project of ExcheqGer issues which
would the Executive Department with power over
property that would leave nothing be asked To conum
mate despotisn which, the growth OF frequent successive
usurpatienS, is now frewnng upon this young Empire
Those usurpa,on yon have also resisted and is TO that
resistance we Chief our warneSt acknowledge
xnents.
strange sad spectacle behold the Representa-
ves of Freemen while acting in accordance with the
clearly expressed will of vast majority OF their consiu
en, while acting srbiec. specially contded TO them
by the Constitution having for their oee, the
ton of the public credit compelled to choose between
anarchy and the surrender ef great measure OF pahcy
ultimately connected with the restoration Of thas cred,a
surrender though reluctantly. wisely made bu involving
consequences of tremendous import.
ffS sTange sad Spectacle individual clothed
with accidental power, violating every pledge under which
he was eleced impeding the whole acsian of the Govern
rejecting atemporary law passed solely TO define
and legitimate his Misunderstanding his own ue
gal mandate for the co!rcoa Of --venue-a high crime
and ordinate power OF legisla.
to-prescribn in advance, through his par,sans to the
two Hcusss of Congress the terms which alone .ner M
ton can be Notwithstanding them with the inuarios
thar sage voice is only less potent than that OF TWO
thirds Of legislatures and when receiving the meri.ed
rebuke of the popular branch, afragaing tsem in the