New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

I H L T RIB T. E..
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II.
II We indebted 10 Hon. J. F. RANDOLPH Of n. J
for Congressional Documents
- We are indsbled 10 the Messrt iARNoES. for ;ht
early receipt Of Albany aud Boaton papers.
X For an absirac, Of the Correspondence be-
tween Governor Seward and Governor Mcdonald OF
Georgia, see First Page.
" For Interesting Letter from Harris Du1s : d.
First Page.
~ For an accoun, OF the Great Fire, &c from me
new work entitled The EHnghalns, anu a o''-'
from The Dial see Last Page.
~ Wednesday the 9th OF February, tour
weeks hence) will be the G9th Anniversary OF the
Rir,b.D,v Of our late lamen,ed President, Gen.
WILLIAM Henry HARRISON. Shall it not be
conmerora,ed in our City, VIII not one Of our
Wing General Committees take that at least
an Grafton commemorative Of the Life and Ser
vices Of the deceased Patriot and Statesman be
delivered the evening of that day?
% a cali for Meeting in respect the Ma
luralization La" appears in our paper this morn
ing. We doubt Ina; any good Can be effected by
The movement contemplated. the Naturalization
Law as it is suits Us very well, il i, were only
faithfully enforced which it garlngly is not
Aliens swear each other through, and Courts
many of them unfit for this duty, manufacture Cit-
zens as if they marking sheep The law re-
auires that the applicant should be man OF coed
moral character. yet London thieves and the cast
sf Migrants of Europe are admitted to citizenship
without inquiry or hesitation, 10 the great scandal
and deirlment Of our thousands Of honest and wor-
thy Adopted Citizens. 1t seeas to that the
Adopted Citizens, being the party most deeply ng-
grieved, ought to take hold of the matter and de-
wise means to prevent the introduction into their
ranks Of the graduates Of European PRISONS
Will they not think of the matter?
~ The Wing Members Of the House who
voted IN fucor Of the Bankrupt Law in July and to
repeal that same law in January, before it had
gone into effect, are AUGUSTUS YoUSG of Vermont,
AUGUSTUS SELLERS of Maryland, BESJAMlS S.
CowES of Ohio, Garrett DAVIS Of kentucky,
JAMES f. CRAvEYs Of Indunu, and THoNAs J.
CAMPBELL, ROBERT L. CARUrHERs and CHRIS
TorHER II. WILLIAMS Of Tenncssce-eieht in all.
We huvo not yet a list of those who lodged on
Saturday, but will be obliged to either Of our
Washington Correspondents or any other friond
who will send u, one. The public would be
obliged TO the gentlemen named above for brief
statement of the reasons of the sunmerset.
HOME LEAGuE.-By reference to our notices,
it will be seen that the League meet at the Re-
pository of the American Institute this syenng, at
Z o'clock The subjects to be discussed are Of
vital Importance to the interests of Industry
When Europe is brought, i. were, into our
ncighborheod by improved steam navigation it
will be well for our laborers to understand the
effect Of freely admitting foreign products into our
markets. 1t would be well also 10 exhibit the
price of labor in the different countries of Europe,
and the amount paid to workmen every year under
the Poor Laws, which is equivalent to bounty
the bountics bestowed manufactures exported
to foreign countries-lhe combinations formed to
break down our rising manufacturers, sc. AS long
since as 1871, Gen. Hamilton stated in his cele-
DRAFTED Report that such combinations existed
The monstrous abSurdity of the cosmOpoe prin-
cpe Of admitting free of duty the prod ucts OF nu
lions that prohibit ours-whch INDUSTRIOUS folly is
now gravely advocatedin most Of our City journals
should be exposed. Come to the meeting.
HARD TMEs.-Tha Duchess d'Orleans, which
arrived yesterday from Havrc, is full of goods,
and among the rest are twelve hundred cases OF
silks, and four thousand baskets OF champagne
wine. One barrel Of pork will buy basket OF
champagne and two barrels silk gown.
Journal Of Commerce.
% If gland and France would take our Beef
and Pork i'll payment for Champagne ard Silks,
Woocns and Hardware, the Journals observations
might be pertinent But they ssM not. They
shut out, by prohibiting duties, almost every pro-
duct Of American Free Labor, and vet insist that
we shall receive their products inviting terms,
and the Journal backs their claim. At this mo-
u,ent, Western Farmers arc selling their Pork un-
der censtraint to pay Taxes less than 81 5oper
hundred, while it would certainly be worth So but
Cor the prohbitory law Of France and England,
and 81 if those laws We're CouNrERvAlLEp
here that the starving manufacturers Of Europe
could fluid secure and steady employment and good
wages on our own soil. But the Journal of Com
MERGE finds It's interest in keeping the Farmers and
Manufacturers on two different Continents, sub
iecting both to deduction of 40 per cent. from
their earnings 10 effect an interchange and trans
mission Of products and % per cent. more to sup
port the Arstocracy and Standing Armies of Eu.
rope Working Men of the Union look to this