New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
The Army-Tarin-Iand Distribution. &c.

Navy j. To grea, ex,en, the exciting sueci here.
1t has, You know. - pass the Senate. and it l. 10
he hoped 'hcy viii be actuatcd by higher motives
than a rnere catc. iar'hin- popularity. Ey-ry one
,ays. .ot them begin a; hone als rcdsce their o-n
wages. You a.k whsther theco Is any chance OF
reconciliation be,~-en the Whss ard President
Tyler thinA there j, probably few viii agree
with me. ! mean a reconciliation, .avoring but
little Of cordially. that still viii enable them -
20 together on the essential measures which tn
country EXPECTS ir7u rhc Wing party. In NJ
opinion. every thing promising future success 10
Tie Wing. depends on he Tamil and il world
seem ii every thing favored T. Discreet aud
intelligent determinations are all tina, i. required
The wants OF the Government viii demand high
er da,y than the Protcctioni.i. ever asked for uu.
der tie Cash Du'y sy-iem and ihi. nc dosbt. will
be- adopted. though the Chairman Of the Commit
iee Of Manpie-,uIe IN the senate Mr. Simmons
got foolish kink in biz head Of substituting in IL
stead per cent. duties. and allowing credit, -
He had no idea OF the temptations they hold olt
to ,pcculstor.. nd the irregularities which aov
from them. f.ucua'on j. the bane of al bus
ne... | think Cab Duties must b. adopted mot
Of the Wing. sre for il. and tic Loco-F ocos vii
Of course De- = va. one Of the cardinal. # the
Sub-Trcasurv. Idlc fumor has ,ad that tn Prc,i-
dent will require, before be .cr. a new TsriF TIE
repeal Of the Land Distribution pir or Withhold
h. signature. do believe Il. He ha. already
approved ne Land Bill. and to make 1t. repe,l
The condition OF ,auctioning another Jaw be other
der upon him. He sanctioned the Land D',,ribl-
ton Act. I'':s immensely impmtau, to the
Interests # Industry. The irreguariiy OF tho r.
pts from the sales OF lands have airerd in ,.i.-
erent vear. varied from ,h-cc 90 twcuty-fye mil
lion. Of dollars. The greatest receipt. viii na,u-
rally occur when money is plenty. and thea our
imports the largest These, then, will avay.
be powerful advocates for a reduction of the | a.
uf change, the poison Of all business, i, sure
TO be proposed. Give -, for heaven, sake
steady tax ci u know what VIC can depend
upon. The credit system. or ;hc application Of
the receipts from sales of our public lands, are
liable to put all bushes, aloat. At timc., the
market ho, been overwhelmed wiki foreign goods.
imported not because they wcrp wanted, but 20
enable bankrupt speculation. t. sustain themselves
cut OF the money they could obtain by means Of
the credit, derived through the Cu.tom.H ou.c.-
H. at the same time. TIE receipts from Land S,es
should be at the rate of twenty-five million. of dol
lars they have been, double the revenue re.
qurcd for the wants of Government will be real
lied and cone into the Treasury. Here | would
propose that, for the welfare of commerce aud in
dusiry, the Wings and the President each Weld
something. For instance: make tho law so TINT
the receipts OF the Public Lands Whenever they do
not exceed million Of dollars per annuin, shall
be applied to deiray tie expense. of Government;
bat in all cases where they exceed million Of dol
lars the excess shall be divided among the States
The President, against the opinion Of the majority
Of his own Staie and against the prevailing opin-
ion of the Plantation States, which have generally
acted in concer, with his State, has uncq1yocally
recomTcndcd Discriminating Duties. Tho friends
of Industry, who arc numerous and powerful, will.
presume, meet him half way on this subject
MANCFAc1URrs OF lLLINOIs.-Ihe Chicago
Americaa states that the cash value Of the manu-
featured products Of Illinois Cor the year 1910, was
SG,72j.3j3 being more than double those Of Mich
gan, and rising onc.ihra more than those of In
diana