New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
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From our SPECIAL Correspondent
W.saI.c!oS Dec. y. ls!I
VII. IS predicted : day or tvo=sincs the no
ton made this morning b; Nr. TA1lNs0s., =; the
Senate 10 refer the Fiscal scheme of the Prvsdear
To select committee oi.ninc. produced l.nu,cal
cxciee.ae1. on TIE Dsmoera.ia =i5e OF lie House.
and tissers. .BCcHAyaN and C,1aovy denounced
lie measure in=all is parts as unconstitutional.
and tiasranils Inconsistent wl.tIls spin; Of oar
Institutions.
a, advised you. a rg1en. ls.;sr, the caucus
he'd laS, Thursday week resolved 70 detea; i
possible al, measure Of recti.a nigh De o.
terss. 7y the Administrator; and 1.-The distinguished
s. afoF from South Carolina haS been selected to
proclaim Iii. hig!. resolve Ia rai,atas the a.Ei-
RATS from Missouri AID Psnnss wanna al,e.np, tn
lead IL; ;t5is natter the Sgu,h mist be deferred
To- and the pres;lnpruo professions Of al! second
rats men vii bs made 10 yield to=the lofty iae.-
lee. and patriotism Of iae Champion Q; ;:ie sisn,.
OF tilePeople
Mr. T.LLNArGg, who q. course VIII be Chair
r,1an=ot The Committee on The FFtsos.y, an cont
dent .yill make an able and satisfactory Report=io
!e.ta portion OF the Wing party nevertheless
am c0uyaced that no biii for regulating .he E.
changes a,s Cu.reuc* OF tie Csunuy cen pass AZ
this Or, die nrx. Session q c ,@rsSs TIE Demo
cratic party par s-1celLsqceJ will approve it to
man and large fraction ot our part! viii bc found
voting with them. lsPeaN advised!y when Is,-
sare you the pre.en; Congress will do nothing te
relieve The fiscal e,nbarrassme of the Country.
Fears are eaterta;acd for the Bankrupt Law,
and unless the riendso the nc4sure a.c VI, anu
doing it maybe repealed before the period o; the
commencement OF lis operation.
YoarS, &c. Ii.
4 Washington Correspondents OF the Ncs.l5rk rribune
raURspAY=D5c.3a.
In ths=sENars, the President presented
communication from tie Secretary al State IL
answer, to a Resolution Of the eth isstan;, stating
that no proposition has beca made between ths
Governments of the United States and Grca'
Britain. with relation 10 thei, mutual Right OF
Search, since .iih Of March, 1910.
Mir ALLEN presented resolutions ot.the Lcgis.
lature OF Ohio nstructing THAR Senators and
qucsti:g their Representative exert themselves,
for tie Immediate apportionnlent CT Representa-.
tiyes according to the las; census.
Ga motion of Mr.. BARRow U resolution
adopted insiructng the Committee on Commerce
to inquirs into the necessity OF appr"prntoator for
the construction of new Custom House at New
Orleaus.
The plan FOR the Board of Exchequer Wa.
again taken up, the question being on the motion
OF Mr.. TALLNADGE to refer to a Select Committee
OF nnc.
Mr.NlAyGuM spoke more than an nour,in decided
and entire opposition the scheme, which he said
,yas repadiaicd all hands, unbushns
push for absolute power, snch had never been
known in the history Of the Government, proposing
to osuperadd to the already oyergro"n patronage OF
the Government, the money power OF the Country
it would break down the banks, already rotten,
would produce distress and misery, and overshad
owing al, the Country could then lay down in thar
tranquility and reposc which the writer OF the plan
desircd-in mean and merccnary dsspotlsm. He
preferred the Sub-.rrcasury in any form to this
monstrou. system, which was nothing but the Fis
cal Corporation put out in the rain. and expose
uatil siruc!; down BY the ,hunders Of the Veto it
was rcsusctated, and placed under the she'd
OF the Treasury Department. \ plan corrupt
ing in it- tendency and grasping at ab,olut.
power, 50 ultra a measure, lie had not expected
from Virginia strict constructonlst.
WithO4t taking the question, the scnate wcn
INTO Executive Session.
Inthc HousE, the SrEAKEE presented a state
meni ,Ila had been laid on his table. that 3o,Ou0
COPIES OF the Compendium, OF the Census insteud
OF 20 600 as ordered, and cost Of 1000
above tlat anticipated, were now in tie progrc..
81 printing, aod would BE- completed unless stop
ped b. the House. The statement va, referred
to tie Select Committee or the Census.
The Tariti Question was again taken up, md
Nir. NEKlwErHgR concluded his remarks III
favor of the unconstitutionaty Of protectiyn and
in reply TO Mr.. WELLER and other gentlemen, re-
peng the charges ot.increased expenditures rnede
against the Wings, and showing The items of ma
tiona debt of twenty-five million. dollars entaed
on the presently Van Burens Administration.
Nh WIy1HRor in h;S usual talented manner,
advocated the doctrine Of protection, showing its