New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-01

NJ For Chances AT the cendtc, NO. .
New Publications. Letter from Cincinnati.
and Property IN Association see I ret rage.
~ For an account Of Circassia and tbs
Russian War, &c. see Last Page.
~ For Proceedings of the Common
Council of yesterday, see Next Page.
The sy.,ama,ic Den"ncin,ion Of Congre''
BY Eoco.FOcoism and ITS AHics'
OR readers wii. not have failed to remark III
settled purpose oi malignant representation ~
frroc.ou, abuse OF the Wing majority m Consre''
which animate, tl.ar portion Of the Public Pre-
which Il o,cnl, OF coyerily devoted 10 the cause "'
ns, a,!.cr.aries. No grossnc-' OF untruih or mus
toe is spared to effect 'lis object. ct the 'p'fi
and tenor Of ,hi, foul conspiracy, the Af"' for"
SIM +. a prominent example. and the following g.
rfac;, fum its ng article o. yesterday VIII eN-
hbii the way IN which it earns H. wing oihca'
pa.roaagc Of $4,000 per annum;
Tie present Con-re., came into power on tue ioyr'
day March. l3t and from that time uni'l nov" p i
,f u.sri. fifteen months has been almost con''dhu
oh' ~ , i ,b. hen. m OF tbe country What can
,,- man vii that TN country would uP'h VIZ
have much better of % Con.rrs, hal npl ' a,
fbr -reai mischief It has done more Than coue Dalncf
he lfle good which II could no, Vel AVOID DONG
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selves ua ler pay the highest possible faerr secon'
10 enbarras, The Executive by all tie means % hr po"c
their third 10 quander the public treasure ana Ggi acc
the nation a far ~ IA them lay. th'y "tSh'n We y"
t0usl edit by dividing and throwing away VI" pSb1c -"
usr. th,y ru-hei 10 the nptal nj The 'ni'l"olrft
sur faw briDre any pfacuc.hir pan i'n ",i, ~" a.
place; they passed Bankrupt Ld" excepting ON
~ operation the s~irdiing corporations l"f "u'x - va
p,>l Eresed; tLey RAISED toe ! m ~, ea'.i "' va @
De5t, and seeking 10 srkc d0"H me AihN az
Navy, At most critical moGcat m the c0nd'Da OF our i
eisn relations. They peTscv"re ~ iraVhs our
nance, without any regulation, because they cannot rid
over an incorupube President and iascn upon ihr coun
great Bank aud II moneyed ol2archy' "mch ABOVE .
thing. the People delest -
we censurc 20 be indiscrDinatc iher'
ov,rpovered by uopocpl,d factions and combinations '
wiling 10 slcriise the Nain ior ln'V fnrPo.' cue"
state OF things Is NE natural result OF h@
ctpnent and lsnentgble debauohery oi the public nnd
which was produced during the canvas, OF lslp
Let IA first see what justice there is in thes'
wholc.ale examinations. /. Congress commenced
it, Extra Session on the 3lsto Of May instead Of the
iih OF March and adjourned on the l3ih OF sep
iembcr-so that IL has been in Session in all li'te
over nine month, INSTEAD Of nearly fifteen What
ever of good or evil there may have been in hold
ing the Extra Session. Compress bad surely no
conlro over t--no power 10 do otherwise than as
scmble at the Presidents summons. And, so far
from that Session being protracted, there was
constant clamor kept up by The suns party at the
taste with which business was driven through, the
dc.potsm Of the Onc-ilour RUE the taking bills
ont Of Committee by party vote, &c. &c. From
irs, TO last, the Wings did all that men could do
to finish the business laid before them by the Pres
dent as speedily as possible and adjourn; while
the Loco-f ocos resisted. protraced, talked against
time, piled ycxalious motion upon mCtion-ail for
the express and exclusive purpose OF consuming
time aud DELAYING e not defeating any action what
ever Yet all the time thus wasted Tile sun now
scores up acaius, the Wings, Finally, the Scs-
sion would have closed nearly month sooner, IT
the President had not thought proper 10 Veto the
Bank bill. The sun applauds that act, yet abuses
Congress for remaining longer in Session, under
the nccessityit imposed perfect measures which
wore in Ike manner nulicd. Is this fair j. il
honest!
"Thcir first object" says THE Sun, opiears 10
have bscn to keep themselves under pay at the
highest possible rate" Is this JUST Who does
not know that this rate was fixed by others man!
years ago. and that it is precisely the same as has
been paid every preceding Congress since The
sun was in existence without murmur from that
paper! We have lahorcd, we shall still do all in our
power 20 ,tcc, reduction of their pay, no matter
which party i in power; but The Sun's economy
is stimulated only by chance to cast odlum upon
Wlics for doing what their opponents have long
dom, without cncounterug a murmur from that
quarter.
Their second object" saws The SUM- "is to
cmLarrass the Executive by all the means IN their
powcrY" |, this true Which party has proyid-
sd the Way, and Means for carrying on the Gov
crnmcnt We appeal To notorious iscts-thc Yeas
and NAYS regularly and ,uccnctly published in thi.
pnrcr-to show tina, every Revenue and Loan bill
required by the Executive la, been passed by the
Wings alone, against the vehement and haras sine
opposition of The Loco-focos and the greater num-
her even Of the peculiar friends of Mr.. Tyler -
We dare The sun To publish the Yeas and Nays
on these measures of vital necessity to the Admin
s,raton, apd show what party has been iactious
in the premises
"Their thrd object, say. The sun. lis to
squandcr the public treasure and disgrace the
'na,ion as far rs IN them lay Squander the
Public Tr,nsurcl How Where There is
not q single department Of ne pubiic srrr'ce an
chicb Congress has appropriated So much ~ The
administration asks for; while in them Contiu
gen, Expenses Congress have already made re-
,rcnchmcuts of moie than 100000 per annum as
compared with the preceding Van Burcn one.
Again ~ dare the The Sun topub.i-h and contrast
the Two. = 10 di,graciug the nation, the only
approach TO his has been made by those who have
struggled - dcica, all provision Tor paying the
debts ond inst charges Of the Government and
maintaining the Public faith-to wit, the Loco
Foco minority IN the TWO branches
TIE sun contnucs:
"ihev ltDe Wink majority in CouSrts,l attacked the