New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-12
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CORES pouCeEce vi Ire 1 rifu2e
HAga!sgugG Jan. :, !-il
he first week Of our Session. has passed and
put little h.s been donc The Houses ara both or
-eniz-d aud all the oi;.cers appointed -xcept The
Printer Of tie Bills in the Senate. Tae Repudi..
ton Resolutions OF The Radica Meeting in Phila-
c'pliia treated in a Summary manner in the
iiousc,by their reference to 5Peciai committee,
with unanimous instructions to report against their
Obnoxious and revolutionary doctrines. liz 1.-THE SEN
ate ths; we:.. o-!ey referred u select committee
Without Instructions. TIE tone Of ;he debate on
TINS sub JIG; cheering to the friend. OF Honesty
aad=Pu5c Fail!--no one being found i,.# etiier
House t" br- aihe an l;iifAaton oi cpncurience.=
Coz. PORTER has acquired ig,ig ala to alio!n
M title OF the hing-nearly ali Inc acts Of
las;zScssion OF public importance, which were iaii
| over, have been returned with his di-approva du-
ring the week Some Of these Ve,ocs are backed
| by sound arguments: niters-toquott his own Ian
suage--re nothing but political ril.aldry.''-
Among=the N 81 important OF these r. ectcd bills
one living tho election o.: Canal Commission
ers 20 the People, another ordering suit 10 be
brought against Senator Sturgeon for having dis.
oursed money when State Treasurer, the Gov
arnor warrant, Tor purpose. not provided for by
law; and third Tor regulating the public accounts
and Introducing greater checks and safeguards on
the disbursing aud aTdtng functions OF our gov
crnment The second OF these Fetoes is of
| unparalleled malignily and bitterness. directed
against the Hon. Thomas Williams of Pittsburgh
late ii our Senate. who was Chairman of the Select
Committee which reported the bill To bring suit for
these rnonevs-whicil. you may remember, were
fees given TO James Madison Porter and Ovid t.
Johnson FOR services in the quo 1rarranto CASES Of
Judge Collins, &c. None OF these vetoed Bills
have tecn acted upon in the Houses, having been
temporarily postponed, 10 lay oat the work for the
Session. OF OF chem pass the
present Houses by twothrd voie.
lwould | could draw the veil Of fururity and see
wha; Is 10 be the action CT our legislative Solons.
The tone OF the House is decidedly anti-bank-
the Speaker, Mr.. SSowDEN,i in 80 was The Chair
man Of the Committee on Banks, and distinguished
himself for his ul,r4 radicalism that tj+ct.-
When the Locos commenced caucusing for Speaker
| learn that Mr. SsowDES and Mr.. WRIGHT o;
L4zarna had each twenty votes, Mr.. BoSsAi.I 81
teen, aud Mr. McCAHfS some half dozen or So:
on the second ballot McCahe!is friends turned TO
i!r. Snewdcn, and on the third Mr.. Bon>as
friend, followed suit Asboth McCahen and
Bonsa are from PhiIadclphia County, YOU may
infer that they would have supported no one less
Radical than themselves. Mr.#GAMBLg Of Lyco-
ming, who voted amens the thirteen who were
siglna,zed as traitors last year for their course on
Mr.. Jonssros's Revenue Bill. is Chairman OF.
Ways and Means. and this morning introduced a
bill 10 provide for the repayment Of the loaa of
May 1871. contracted under that Reyenne Bill,
and 20 provide for the Resumption OF Specie Pay
mens have nor had chance 10 read the bill,
aud cannot therefore al present give details Mr..
DAfoR1 Of Fayette, anew member, is Chairman Of
the Committee on Banks. Of his views and feel!
ing- the subject cannotzform the least idea
from any deVeoPe'nen's made. re no scholar
cr, question. ans, murders the Queens English in
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