New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

[ answered that was IN favor Of sustaining the
COMPROMISE Bill That it contained the princi-
pie OF rrtro-acten. the moment the duty attained
IL. minimum which forced up the protection 20 m
sf1nfi. 70 trbG, ras eguir0iGAt 10 10 per cent
That the change which IT effected IN the plan ot
valuation. asd tbs mode OF payment, was fully
eaual in nv view to p OF 20 per cent and that
with cessation Of the war upon the currency
which rad paralyzed the industry Of the country
va, sanruine in the hope and the belief that pros
p,,rty would be speedily restored. That IN COW
ncc,ion with this, would take Occa'iont TO say th-'
I vas m favor ct the d.iribuii0n OF the proceeds
Of tie sale, of the public land. among tie Slat'-'
and in favor OF raising the rev ruur by duties on
imports. in opposition 70 resort 10 sys'eN oil
direct taxation, every way onorous to the people
unrroductive To the treasury and expensive IN NJ
collection That in these views was pleased to
believe that coucurred with Nh. Clay md Gener-
al Harrison. So that there existed a prospect IN
the event OF General Harrison election. that
permasent system world be introduced II place oil
a i.ectinE and cver-yaryinc system. which promises
one thing to-day and produces another io-Tnorro"'
GOVERNOR SEwARD.-The intentions and wish
g Of Gov. SEWARD have been 80 unequvocs!iy
expressed, that 1t may be deemed superogation To
repeat them. And set. 20 avoid the poS'Ibilty %
ni.arprehcnson. We venture - repeat that be- !
wholly out Of the question, and ih-t he could not
and would not. under any circumstances, be "a can
dida,e for reelection Gov SEWARD has been
four wears entirely absorbed with public business
This long withdrawal from the care and charge OF
his own afiars renders a return to them lmp'il-
tive. Tie has discharged the duties ct ms hish
Office with eminent ability. The prccious tru.is
confdsd to him have been faithfully executed. lie
will retire from the Executive Chair with the con-
,ciou.ncss that it, difficult and responsible duties
have been discharged with strict integrity. And
his path of life will thonccforth be cheeresi win
those demonstrations Of respect and affection from
his fcllow-ciizens. which constitute Statesman
highest and sweetest reward. AIp' Eve jour
4 GOVERNOR rs II FIx."-Govcrnor McDo-
maid. of Georgia ha. issued circular to the NJ
t,rrcy General and Solicitors OF the State, direct
inc them t. prosecute all Bank officers who have
refused To pay specie for their notes. ms offence
i. punishable in Georgia by confinement in the
Penitcrii,y: and actios can bc malntaihed
against the offending party AT any time wlthn iouf
vsar. after its commission. The Tuscaloosa Mon
i,or saws that less than four years ago. Governor
Mcdonald was president Of one u the worst
broken Bank. in Georgia This being the case,
# the law 10 faithfully carried out the Governor
NAV find himself fairly caught in his own trap.
GREAT SsLr OF RAILROAD BoSDs.-A sale 10y
auction of ell3, 900 sterling of the six per cent.
bond. of the Philadelphia Wilmington and Balt-
more Railroad Company payable IN 1900 and
f02 800 sterling of the Philadcphi and Readng
Railroad Company bonds payable IN 1880. all
bearing six per cent. interest, are advertised To
take place al tbs Exchange, in Philadelphia, on
"Wednesday next, the 22d inst.
These bonds. it is understood, saws the Philadel-
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Bank of the United States. with Mcssrs Moui-
sons, of London, security for money borrowed
of them. which being greatly deficient. they
will probably become the purchasers of he bonds
in lieu of holding them for the account Of the Bank
\ knowledge Of these facts will, no doubt, prevent
tho sale from operating to the injury OF these Com
panies.
THoRorGH VuLAsY.-The Philadelphia papers
of Yesterday notice the operations OF n man named
Seymour, in deirauding the poor of that city. lie
opened an eficc and employed An agent and
clerk 10 procure aborcrs for him railroad in
Tennessee, of which be professed to 10 the agent.
He charged each person g. so for his services and
promised them a certificate in few days. In tins
way he procured some $500 or 500, and de
campcd. His agent. named Wallace, and a clerk
nave oeeh t'el' 10 oa',. i" =,
were duPed ny hlfh Ma'y 0, ''o'o "V
were ""D''" u ''"'' sO0' ''''"''
presentations
DEATHS IL THE CITY.-The City Inspector re-
ports l25 deaths during the past week-2s men,
2G women, 81 BOYS and 81 girls. Natives of the
United States 80, OF Ireland ~. ut these there
died Of apoplexy 3; burned or scaldcd . ; cancer
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