New-York tribune., 1842-03-16

Correspondence OF the.IriJune
ubi,c " 1rk.
Economy-G General Ticket for 'seihDer"
Of tom .rc.n-The PRESIDENCY.

! of 1 on yrcs--Yhe Presidency.
o. uARRl,guRc, MayciIl2, 1872.
The Governor ias Just signed the Blu compel
h, instant Resump,io.ot Speech Payments 'houg
rerc it not tol the imperions demands OF party, n
Ill dopb,,e.. have vetoed i,--tor il, * lperec
,,or,io,,-iooprra,iy unconstitutional and decep
49, II give, 10 tie I.oco-Fo party Of our State
chat their deinagoglcs have persuaded them
{ ,ccc..ary to thcr#exis,nncc. a=licsump'ion bill
s ,m#jt=js 80 only u name |; canno, touch the 3;
! ,,oI,. which accepted tie loalzof May 4, 1911
.7 NAV compel tic remaining dozen to 'ilnida'e
.-.ocuttail tlrr line Of business as to be of-nt
j =,o,be community Though the inconsistencie:
bill we're So glariag but few OF ourPolitica
c;.nd. voted against il--they preferred that the
,..o;oan, par,v should carry out Their hnmbns
| .,,,;,os unchecked and uniranmeled, that the
community. by actual cxperience, might learntIleir
| ,,,,.nuess and tluplci,y. Erc three months have
a.sad the people will masSe demand the re peal
;,;s act which places near threc-tourths o! our
above the renci Of all law. and renders the re-
| o,;oder useless for all business purposes
How warchiul the efforts OF Lcco-t"col>m to
/ ,ain ,infar political advantage How >pccionsly
md bypocrlicnlly they can veil tbs most obnox-
81. measures under the plea OF Reform, consult
ia the public gc-d, ,benciilins the " dear pco-
Ia - \ glaring instance OF tins power Is now
~ the api, here, which is To elect our delegation
Nv. nex Congress by General Ticket Ia Sarc NE
,,,,snse fan Erfro Session, Snch a bii! has
..ar,Iy been introduced in both branches, and ac-
,nely finds supporters Tor,he "".c@$fblePurpose
riqioo cxIcrlse-wfIicll i, !lcraldci with gleit
narndc in preamble to The Bill, som" pages in
.,5r.!,-thrtecn a; least out OF our twenty-eight
r.,r..eltatiycs are TO be takcn=iro'n the Wing
,aty Tie ccoaomv Of this measure is character
U i.,c Of Loco.tocoi-ln The expense OF an Extra
I Session would involve merely tllc mileage OF thu.
] members as no pay would be taken during the
recess. II ow easy could they defer legislation on
,Ir Way, and Means, until experience showed
how the Resumption would operate; 81 home
among their constituents; ascertain pubic scnll-
ren,. and come back III June and July. aIportlom
i ,le STATS and 1T the Slne time provide funds 10
,.uy ON the Government Look AT the economy
Of the measure in another point OF view. The
mileage. which as said before the onl Y at
iendant expense ST an Extra Session, amounts TO
about IS 600; now supP"slng, az has been HE
case during the past year, Two vacancies should
occur in Our Congressional representation, each OF
these would bring out the whole State tor an cleo
lion by General Ticket, involving an expense o,
more than 100000. We may from this lud &C
how hone9, the Loco Focos are, when they pre-
lend to be actuatcd by economical motives
0ur Public Improvements have been source 0:
continual loss to the State; with superior advan-
s,es Of location. they have been made nothing but
receptacle for paupcr partzans, and from re-
cent report of the Auditor General, it appears that
the Standing Army of officers amounts 10 410, and
that their aunual par amounts 10 the enormous sum
of s242 1893 81, On the Philadelphia and Column
ba Raily ad 32.milc- in length, there are lS. OF
icers al annual salaries amounting in the aggregate
wsl0l000! While Loco Focoisnialks OF Econo-
nv and Reform, the People ask in vain for he
,renctmenl in this particular! While tins cXtra'-
asant expenditure Is lavshcd on partisan tavorles,
bill of Wavs and Means has been introduced,
rbichprovdcs a direct tax OF One and a#lialt
Millions to secure the permanent payment OF m
Iercs on=,he State Debt, great part OF which
aa bccncont1ac,cd Tor the erection OF these works
To remedy this CRYING evil the People OF Penn.
elyana have pettioned for the sale or lease OF
lar Public Works, bu, u most desperate effort Is
triug made BIZ Gov rnr,er's friends IL defeat II.
Its TOO much tol them 10 give up the goose that
as them gollcu csgs!#l therefore fear the scheme
: viii fail.
We have had a .Iehnson demonstration here
vhich has created great bitterness between the
Ba.lmnan men and the j ohuson men How pro
,yarg it i, when we sec the seeds of disunon in
tia, party which, has overShadowcd our country 70,
rars-whcn the moment: has arrived that the
lOus tencrs of Loco. Focoism might be- defeated
Nr eycr--ttlal we are so unfortunate and dis
racteC among ourselves Let but