New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21

vor Of Equal Rights which we regret. ~, nothing which,
position OF this matter at Albany ami we therefore decline
10 waste room upon II.
u The paragraph ia The aurora of Saturday in relation
personal the Wastrect meeting entirely in
Mr. B. charged H. with dctraudng him no, of
of Jacksonville money but BY Of that raslpledg
ny it for loan Of good money which was never repaid
Neither did Hays say that either had been in the
p.ni,enary, nothing like this is true We know Mr. B.
honest industrious man. who was never even accused
Of crime.
Protection 10 American Labor.
The following Preamble and Resolutions were
on Friday submitted to the Senate Of this State by
Mr. HARD of Orleans. They direct and ex-
plicit in their terms and trust they will not be
lodged Of evadcd by those who happen for the
moment 10 bear sway in the Legislature. Twice
bcforc-in 800 and in 1827-hayc Democratic
legislatures Of this State by votes very nearly
ununrnols passed Resolutions precisely similar
in tenor and spirit to these, which Resolutions
were implicitly otcvcd in 1923 BY Senators WRIGHT
and VAN BvREx Mr.. Wright appears to have
run somewhat off the track since then, and II Is
highly necessary that he should be ndmonishcd
from homo that he stands in the Senate as n Repre-
sentative ofNEw- YORK, and not of South Carolina.
We trust, therefore, that the Senate will speedily
send him these Resolutions
Hrreus BY the and unconpromiSing policy of
the Nations OF Europe in the Commercial wit,
this Country. unequal terms eXacted, by the imposition
rate duties upon the leading and most important
ces OF American Agric ultnra production that are e9nsa
lent TO prohibition: Ind ereas, by the patient slhm's
these terms by our Government in III. exaction OF
hut comparatively tritng duties upon Foreign fabrics *
ccssive mpoaoas of Foreign goods have been
and realised creating heavy debt against us ana drrres
ing Domestic Labor and Industry: md 'rherea loner
continuance of such system would increase our Foreign
debt farther derange Currency and add to the emsar
of every department OF business therefore,,
Resoi,ea Of the Assembly concur0 That to acquiesce
longer in this uRequal svsem woui ndca i'll our Govern
Foreign Policy, and unwarrantabc disregard TO The indie
rcndenc- and Prosperity of American Labor and American
Resoleo f the Assembly concurl That the Federal Lee
si>lalure ought and that speedily to rcgna late and adjust
Commercial relations with Europe as 10 place our trade
wi.,la, Connen, on terms Reciprocal favor, and
long they continue their probory restrictions upon our
adopted based upon Tariff Protective Duties, levied
upon all such articles OF Foreign growth and manufacture
come in competition with the like production of American
Resolved Thatte depressed condition of our A-ricultu
IA! and Manufacturing interests urgently appeals 10 the lie
savc consideration of Congress for prompt and effective
aud such as amply 10 protect them FROM the unequal COM
petition OF Foreign Capital and Labor.
Resoiod That Senators and Representatives in Con-
,res be requested their eaeons procure such
modification OF the Tariff as shall afford Protection to Do
lnestlc Laborand Skill.
LABoRrRs OF NEw-YoRK marx the men who,
protesting as your Representatives, shall
venture tt sic put aside these Resolutions
AMALc AVIATION IN LowElL.-wright the abolition candi.
date, has been elected Mayor of lowell
~ SO SAYS the Morning Herald with COM
pound of stupidity and ignorance, which, in any
other paper would be amazing. The Mayor above
named is no sort of HI Abolitionst-tlcrc not
n hundred such in Lowcll-but Mr. w happened
10 be elected by an nmalsamation of Wigs and
Focos against the regular Wing ticket
hence the Herald with It's usual ignorance of Ame-
rican politics, styls him an Abolition,t!
NlRGlSlI.-A second proposition to receive and
appropriate Vrgiua's portion Of the U. S. Land
Proceeds has been defeated in the Senate by
strict party vote: - TO Is on several divisions
1.-TWO Senators oab.ent- Tod, a Loco-Foco who
has committed heavy forgcries and run away. and
Gusts a Whg)
The bill establishing Common Schools passed
The House BY AYES - to Noes "A We are
ashamed 70 state that a small portion of the Noes
were Wings.
The Senate has refused TO charter new Bank
a, Scotlsvilc, by Is to TO-
Aproposition that Specie Paymsnt. be resumed
on the of Junc failed in the House BY 50 to 50.
The House has voted to Giourn on Wednesday
by 10 TO s.
20 The steamboat RoeHSsrER= Captain ST.
ohm. has been lengthencd to 81 5 feet, and every
way improved during the last winter She is
thought 10 be al least as fast as anything on the
Hudson, and her Captain is deservcdly and UNI
yer.ally popular.
u John Falconer whose fall from near the top
of the Exchange on Friday. we have already no.
ticed died in about half an hour after being con-
yeyed 70 the Hospital Upon a post norton eS-
Summation his liver found TO be ruptured
u Receipts of the Western Ruilroad for
Week ending March 70, s6,373 This is en-
tirey exclusive OF the Worcester and Hudson
Roads.
Mr.. Van buren, was entertained at George
town, S. c.. on the llsh inst.
% Thursday, the eth of Agril, is very generally
fixed ON il. New England FOR the Annual Fast
IT We ask The attention o; lawyer. TO important, Legal
Decisions in the L. s District and Common Plea. Courts
SATURDAY., which, sumnary presented their proper
phase.