New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

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49, ,;..i,.,,;,, r,.ic,t. the views and senti-
,,cn,. Of the President and his Council '''' -
,,a.on 20 hope that "A financial measure 'P''' 80
rho want. AID wshc, of the country may N''
c,rue law AZ the p,c>ent session ct tongues
Ii the profession. displayed III ITS columns '''''
,,,,,,;,g arr authorized and sincere. | can per
.s,. no obstacle To- the restoration ct harmony o.
,,,.,, rho Executive and Congress - tar. at least
a. relate. 10 the establishment oi a tiN'a' N-e'
and the adjustment ct the Tariff. However " Is
nevertheless amentabo fact that among '"'
Whi,. in the CAPITOL there = no reliance OF '"''
professions. and OF consequence there may "V "'
,t,rt towards establishing an INSTITUTION Tor i"-
proving and cqualiling tho cuuoncyoi the country
When We reflect upon the course ct ccr'n"
friend. Of the Executive; when we see the "''''n'
men, Press openly denounce tho Representatives
Of the People for presumlns To entertain
~. ,.,r;.,c v,th thos,. OF the President. or darn-
- expres, tLcir appreciation OF measure "ni'n
b.,,rs mot IA have issued from the sanctuary o' The
WIN. House. i, there no cause t. aPprehend iha'
IN. vital interest OF the Nation will be nesI'''.d
and that the great party who made the f''o'u''o"
-, ,4o Will exclaim with .gh that they VAN
,,;.b.1 ,heir ,nen,, TO secure but a barren don't
nation
The Executive power IN all countries has ever
hesp viewed with jealousy snl di>tru.t and IN the
United State, Tor the twelve years rule ct J"'"'o"
anJVan Buren,, the People have endured Impressive
rroof. oc IL. necessity l. it then To be wondered
n, that the Representative. of the People 'hou'
watch every advance or encroachment OF thi' power
upon the rights OF their constituents Win uD''"''
in, Jyisiloncc. and cndcavor to check It IL IT.
mad career, Tho Constitution defines the du-
tics of the several departments OF the Govern
mcrt. and each must be confined within ITS appro-
pirate sphere.
The President Of the United states has no cause
10 complain of Congress for originating and adj
br;,, g., ,h, great measure. OF government although
,b,v .hould not. in all respects. square with ms
peculiar notions. And il Is = matter OF serious
consideration whether he Is not bound in nil cases
excep, in tlat Of a fragrant disregard ct the pub
lie interest or OF palpablc violation of the Con
,tituiion. Ia Weld hi. OF noH. Let "a nope th'''-
fore that the article which appeared tins morning
nthe official journal, enti,led THE DEMOCRACY
i, the harbinger Of peace between the Two grea'
branch., of the Government, and thai the "u'7 u
our arduous Struggle for reformation may YET 10
| realized.
The Appropriation Bill has passed TIM House
md will he sent TO the Senate tomorrow. Nhat-
ever of delay it NAV encounter IN that body you
can place to the account OF the Opposition, Since
the unqualified repudiatisn, by the Government
pnper of the P.eudo-Democracy, Benton. Allen
Wright and the rest are prepared iaotonsy to oh
.irct the course Of Legislation. Mark their pro-
cceding-
Toucaing our negotiations with England, nothing
posture has Yet transpircd, Yet It - believed the
prospect Of All unicabe arrangement OF our diff
cutie, i. daily Frightening. The domestic and
colonial troubles of Great Britain, aggravated a.
thew mu.t be- by their military reverses IN India,
cannot fail to facilitate speedy settlement
Of her affair, with the nitcd States, and prepare
the two co.ntrics for renewal OF their usual en-
tcrprl,e and commerce.
The report of Nh CLAW visit to Newly ork -
without foundation. tie viii return to his family
b, the neare.t route. Yours, Cusrius.