New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-10


l. this state,manshipl Is i, enlightened policy ;
Il not Protection-n other words. steady employ
meut andg good wage, "a aIlAmerican Frecmen-;hr
first and mos, important consideration. and Re-
venue entirely secondary AID WHY should w
return the Public Land. 10 the Treasury in order 10
diminish Protection. until we have proved that
all the Revenue required Will not be Afforded
by the Discriminating Quite. necessary = sustain
the Great Productive Interest. Of tue Country -
Worsing-Nleu see that your Preservation from
a,Yreri.n +. dce.neJ by vo,,r r,lr. e ,or. c,n.,
auelce ,haa tie abstraction Of H., Land Revenue
I'm the State. To .ub,erye p lrty purpose. Ought
your Protection aad rre,er,atioa t. b.. considered
incileu,4I To any question wsa,e,er,
GJy. c. argue, that because the adyer.4rie. Of
the Land Distribution arr determined 10 he fac
tons and turbulent 20 lons as the execution Of
that measure j.. rer,i,,ed a therefore il should bc
ropesl,d Al .uce. Starting fr,n the same premi.
go. We arrive. At ,v.ry different conclusion. If
power revert. TO them they will do a. they please
until then. We tru,, the Wing Congress. elected by
the LARGEST vote and the largest majority ever given
10 any party in "A contest. will stand firm.
OF course GOV. c. doe, not omit to dcnounce a
National Bank a. the worst Of evils, and to certify
that in Neteing two Bank bills the President ha'
displayed hrmne.s Of principle which deserves
our gratitude &. (All thu, Is sheer barney.
Mr.. LIVER VIII learn to ms cost ia tie end Noi
one OF these Loeo-focos VINO are 50 pfodlsai oi
empty praise 80 long ~ tnel can 'euu1e MN '''o
their measures Will ever give nm one particle oi
'uPP"' "heh he re-''! nc'u' It, u VIZ" - 'o'''
them any thins to give H.
Gov 1. Is very urgent IA M recommendations
that the FEDERAL Government shall restore the Sub
Treasury stem, appearing utterly ignorant Of Tie
fact that that system IN rs essential prsri'i0H
Specie Exaction) WAS NEVER enforced tor
SINGLE dag. II VAS very pleasant thing. doubt
less, tor iew tedsfal olncers To pocket s-'"VU
TO $4,000 year each tor receiving Bans cAee''
marked Specie instead Of having them deposited
in Bank without cost bat beyond their salaries
and d charge of $500 for buidng Sua-Irea-
.ary vault in our Custom House tn. Sub.Treu.ury
N practice wa. simply humbug. SO 1t will be
again when llumbus shall again be IN fashion.
The Basks had Just "a much use ot The iuoi'c
Money under the Divorce as they ever bad.
~, why doe. not the Governor of Connecticut
give HI, orra reople a dose OF hi. incidence Con-
gres. happens JUS, now to b. obdura,e but he
ha. most complian, and docil- Legislature
WY doe, he not div0rce his osH Gorernp,.nf
from the Bqrk,l Let linn urge anil effect the
c,uec,ion of Connecticut taxes and S,hoolrnonry
in naked coin: let him hire that com kept by the
S,l, .r,.,s,,,,. v.,l, ~, oI,cer .rcc;,lI,
..,,,I al ,.,ll ,a;J c,r ,L. ,p-,,o.. ,,J h..
an ,.r,., ~. c.;,h bv III. work. T,,,I mo doe.
=, 10, Co,,oo,;,,, which dire,,Iv nays
,;,.l, g -. roJ.-.l Rcye.uc o,,ch, M, g.
;,onos,. nm N.,,.York. which nav, nearly all. q
sv.,cr which sbc will not adopt for herself Let
Ice ,.ke q s,oaU Gina. and shov u, tho fac. she
,n,L.. ,ron :, hcf,rc .be insist, on err wsllow.
mo a galIon.
The Goveroor nj lcreth di.coyer, that il would
M t,ro:, =, o..,,,o, >, cv,,res, nm, ,,,,,r.
,,.. ,..;,,., ,,.,.,.. ., h;-. b,,s .r.
....l -, .,,.,,i,, of tho Federal Goycrnrneot
.....,.,,.., Iyl,o, . ri,> h. bnJ mn,
,...uh, : ,h;. L,c,r, n.,,;C.,gging every one Of
,h..o ,o..,.,r,.,
He !, very Jealous for the entire abolition of I'm
ori.o,,oen, for Debt. VET At the same time doubts
i. ,.,I..,,or j., General Rankrpt Law There il,
49, .,..,,.;.o IS ;,,co,sis,cnav and nb,i,rdity into
,hirs Ioco.Foro,n, will uo, lead il. thorough dis
c;,le. Rad A.. the BANKRUPT Law l.. however. he
,b;,L. !, o,ob,,o be extended to Banks. Agreed.
Tho Goye,oor think. the present mode Of Tax.
nton i. unequal. and does not bear heavily enou. h
on the rich He recommends that all Bans Di-
rector, and officer. be excluded from all borrow
ing thercfrom. directly or indirectly (Agrecd a.
to the .alaried oficor..) He wants Labcrer' IN
flctorie, protected from the undue influence Of
their employer. over THEN voting. He wants the
powers of the Bank Commissioners extended and