New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17

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Tmr LAND But AxD rHg lARlFF. -Ourrea'cr'
will see by our Washington letter that the d.
,,ihn,ioo ,ct in thc House Is sqte. The qucsii.i
ON the amepdneni of Mr. Roosevelt I" strike car
tina, clause which continues tee law IN full oper~-
ton. wa. lost by a majority Of Ten Ttis virtual.
decide, the onestion. The same point was DE-
cided by votes in a variety Of amendments. lncr
i, little doub, now that ihe House will pass, H.
soon a. possible. tili 10 provide adequate re'e-
nue. for the support Of Go,eumeat. The que.ii'
ha, been long poudered, AID mos, disent thong
has been bestowed upon 1t by thc Commiit'''
which have had 1t in char,o. Ihcre VII. b" "it
necessity, thcl' fore Jr long debate, AMI Under i'
operation Of NJ, One Hour Rude, We Trust Per.
mai.eni Tana viii .poedi, be g 'aOi''ifd. ~
existing TariH via probably De- continued m i''''
until the IL of August ABILITY nat effect pa-,ed
the House by MAJORITY of Hrte'p. The Maj
soniae of Yesterday contain. furious, scnsei,s.
article. proclaiuin- that ihe proposed action CO.,
this subject and ihe circumstances undei "nch
mus, be dorc. afford evidence OF a 'did'ol'c'
plot on ,he part OF Mr. Cray 10 crusht the ffe'-
dent il concludes thus;
Of coYr.e the President viii do hs do y
Whether it viii be his duty - Ign the biii' "'
know rot set AID say uo'-but ~" do know 'ta
the Clay Wig. ~ouid dJ any Thing 10 ruin TN
with tie Wbig party. IL j. fortunate ihn2 tn"'
their parfy il not the country. lhi. too, J. tho
last nope of forcing resignation W hat say tn'
People? Shall MAnGUN rule -
KIcKISG THE THACEs.-A new rebellion H.
broken ont among the Loco.I'oco Of fanrief o..
Va nearly a< magnificent in its results and twic
sensible, as the late attempt at revolution o.
Rhode Island 1t seems that political clique co.
tered into contract with Smith iInrrending l.q
10 conduct al his own expense, and oH hls oVn -
spon.ibility, Loco-foco newspaper called N
'Waucntown Advertiser. The paper was ISSUED
and conducted with great ability and obtained hisl
confidence for it, impariiali,y. II seems that ia,
editor would not refuse 10 publish wcli-wrlr'"r
communications even if they were in censureof hi
own parry mea.urcs. This the clique did not re-
sh and forthwith issued HdaSe ordering Inn
publish communications without first obiaiDn
their aPpro.a MIR. Harpendng referred them l.
his motto. Bound to no clique and devoted io -
master and went on Publishing Just such palc
he thought proper Al last som" on offered
criticism 'pArch IT Cnlhopa ior publication
The lun,o felt hcand|to Interfere. ara. - owncr
OF the press, commNaced legal process. n vi"la'io
Of their contract, against the Editor, ord ring Gn
10 give bail or give up>ll H. Press. Re gave Ia
and they broke into his office and ,oo' The pres,
He appeals to the public through the Richmonr
Wing.
TnE Public School s-The Thirty Seventh IA.
nual Report Of tie Trustee. of tie Public Schuo
Society has lust been published. |, opens 10y IT,
menting the occurrence, of tho past year wlic
threaten to dim, it not DESTROY the glory of 'ici
systcm which for thiuy-seVen years has been
efficient in conveying the benefits of moral and IL
ersry instruction TO maDY thousands ct the chi
den of the city. How long the, may be able
continue their Schools, il i, impossible Ia say
The simple and comprehensive system which !n
before prevailed has been replaced Lv anoiici
more intricate. and in the judgement of the Tru'
tees, al suited Ia ciiy population. The Who'll
number of white children attending the School, o.
ihr lst Of MAY was IS 81 of colorcd children
ys8, not including ga children under four year
of age. TIL. Schools more ially attended tia
TINY have been before. and in excel,s
condition. Owing toa want ol funds, the Trustee.
have not been able to add To the number OF then
Schools. The heavy indebtedness of the city, and
the depressed condit on of the currency, are -
probable reasons why the municipal authorize
have not increased the appropriated to th'
purposes OF Common School education, a. they
by law authorized Ia DO. The Schools for tie ed
ucatinn OF teachers have continued to lOurish. Th
report of tie Treasurer, ana historical sketch o
the Public Schools, are appended To ihc zero,
The Treusur,rs report exhibits eNpeniitm.
during TIDE year Cor tie purposes ct the Society Z"
Sl35 355; which i, balanced by Sl20,27l rc-
cci,el from tie Commissioners Of the S,hoo
Fund. $4,000 borrowed money. and various items
Besides the borrowed money the debt OF the So,
ETY. amounts 10 SOB. 400 ON bond and mortgage
Uy'' \ Weaned Sucker writes a., in vndica.
,ion of Judge roRp the Loco-Foco candidate to
Governor OF Illinois from the charge of our Sprius
field corresrondent Of being d cicccr lule f,
low, but not fitted for that post. He acknowledge.
that he is kUic, and claim, thar lac i, cier,r. and
stiH thinks him infinitely too good ton the oficc.
Well, perhaps he is our Illinois correspondent
evidently rs opposed TO his having ii, aud 3d. io
that matter, is our friend the Stacker W.
agree with them both in this particular. .nd hope
most icrvrn,ly that Honest JoF DUNcAN Nj
be accounted neither too bad nor too good 10 I'll
office OF which the Wcaucd Sucker whites a.
follows:
rs wgards the Office, il is # dignit, and
Nponsloiuy, hot quite on Il par with that of Mayo
"' "'S ny 1t is, in fact mere ministcfia