The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-03

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Developments I'm ConSress--The War Begun
From the Developments in Congress, during the
las, week, there can be no doubt but the war has
been commenced, TO head of Captain Tyler'-io
defea, his Exchequer system-and to demolIsh HIM
altogether, cabinet and all.
After an ominous silence OF several weeks, the
headers of the ciqtes in Congress have spoken out
and the war is already in full career. MI Calhoun
and Mr. Buchanan have joined Mr. denton ana MS
ultra.s and Mr. Nangum, the mouih-plece oil M
rr1av has come forth and shot even beyond the To-
cofoco aYyas and denounced the Presidents scheme
,s ,he 5rst that ever was proposed. Mr.. Clay,
himself as not spoken on this question, but he APP
near to hit on his own hook, in the same direction
RI, AGAINST the veto power. All the leading
s,ltcxrs in Congress are now opposed to the Pres-
dec. and his cabinet Even Mr.. RIyes and Mr..
Preston, in the Senate, seem to be lukewarm and
TCsptan TYLER has ten men in the House, 1t IS all
For the first time since I7S9 the President OF the
United states, without party in Congress to sup
port his measures, or to defend his administration
How odd how funny how curious. Yet, this IL,
we are persuaded, one of the happlest omens
for ,he honor, integrity and popularity OF his ad
mnistration, that ever took place. It's charac-
aer will be placed on its merits aione-there is
no partv TO defend it,, right or wrong ms simple
fact is sign of the returning sanity and morals OF
She aye The two parties will go on in Congress
dsrracc themselves and the na;ion-,ear each other
20 pee neglect the public interests-and VIII
shus exhibit to the people the difference between
che fIctons OF party aud the quiet patriotism OF a
Presidca' Captain John Tyler is IN happy and
1nd-peudent position. lie is repudlaed by both
pay..cs. b who knows bat the people may take him
up on this very account
We expect great and curious developments du.
rlur tlis session-and now that the holidays
over, lock every morning for the Herald-tor we
have the Washington news better than all other pa
pers IN c.eation-and no mistake
ExrErssrs FROM ALBANy-TIE GoyEREo1's Mis-
sAer.-WTc understand that the New York and
Ere Railroad Company have made an exclusive
arrangement with the "Courer and Enquire" to run
ar express from Albany with the Governors mes
gage 50 TO arrive in this city OH Tuesday night,
IN lime for the public alton OF the message IN thatpa-
per on " dnesday morning
Oihcr expresses may be run, but probably this
one. from the superior speed Of raiI road ona part
Of the way, viii beat all the others
The AGENTS of the Erie Railroad Company have
scssd with great ignorance and indiscreuon IN
granting his monopoly 10 any particular paper, We
applied for an equal share Of their facilities, Tor
which we would pay whatever they reasonably
asked u, but they have refused, and have deemed
il their int rest TO grant monopoly of these facll
ties 10 Wall street paper, Of limited ard lessening
circulation. We think the company viii regret
This narrow and exclusive conGuct-thls illlberal
spirit towards the res, Of the newspaper press. In
every exclusive express that we have run, and
we were the first 10 begin tEis species OF enter
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she press On payment OF pro rata share of the ex
penditurc and when we have had exclusive express
es, it W. partly caused by the refusal Of others to
risk shore Of the expenditure-the whole OF which
We cheetiuIy undertook.
The Erie Railroad Company do not give great
carnesi Of The broad and liberal spirit in which they
mean te manage their affairs. They VIII discover
their mistake before the winter has past and gone
In the mean time, we hereby offer the sum Of
OyE HvsDRED AND FF1Y DOLLARS,
80 any person who will bring us, by express copy
OF the message of Governor Seward, on Tuesday
night in time TO be published in the Wednesdays
gonoinr Herald. The forthcoming message OF Mr.
Seward Is lis las, gun. No interest is felt IN what
he can say. because the "power is departed from
juan We ieaIh pllNa'ei!i e's'' ''"' ~ 80" "
yong does neut, containing defence OF his admins
tration, aud pallaton of the extravaganza OF the
has four years--bu as the democratic party possess
the majority in both branches of the legislature, he
is nothing bat Eonenity, a cipher, small potatoe
al the head Of the State government, unless he as
rume courage and draws the veto sword from the
pcabbard Yet, as matter OF newspaper enter
nrise. and 10 show the Erie Company that some
rL,ngs can be done as well ns others, we VIII give
one bundled and tfiy dollars for message IN time
for the Wednesdays paper, although the document
S.seH will be hardly worth one hundred 'and rgiy
e,,.s TO anv newspaper establishment This j. a
special edict.