New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06
Friends Of Unshack,ed Trade. /.

Remember that the greatly desired and most
beneicent measure Of the last Session-a genuine
: Free Trade one-Iberatng our Internal Com
merce from the incubus of Compulsory Inspec-
ton, was opposed skulkingly by the great mass OF
Loco Focos from this city, and openly by many oi
them, and by them so amended that 1t could not
take effect till December merit, thus giving year OF
extra punder to those who are empowered to bore
four-barrels, unpack tobacco, measure gram
and tear to pieces things in general, and charge
an exorbitant bill for the service which nobody
wants of them. If this compulsion were requisite
this year, it is Just as useful next.
But, the bill being thus pared down to fill the
pockets of the present swarm of officers, it came
up on its final passage and our City Delegation
voted on it as follows:
.4trmatire-MoRRis FRANKLIN, ROBERT SMITH, (. G.
Baldwin, Wigs Miller, Pentz aud White, Locos
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fsrl1n and Scott Messrs. Daily,
Hibbard, McMuIray, Fauldng, SANFORD, and Thomp-
son, Locos. No Whs)
Mr.. f. II. WHITE, the author and sincere sup
porter of the measure. has been left off the Tam
many ticket this year, with erery Member Of Their
party ,oho poted for the bill; Mr. Sanford, who
opposed, and Mr.. D. r. F. Joaes, who lobbed
against it but shirkcd the vote are now candid
atcs TO 60 back again. Their election and the
defeat of Messrs. FRANKLIN and BALDWIN, will
be a verdict of the People of New-Y ork in favor
of restoring the old unjust, permcious otce-hold-
er's monopoly Friends of real Free Trade viii
YOU suffer this Where is the Free Trade Asso-
ciation
u JACOB BARKER, formerly prominent banker
and politician OF this city, but for many years past
citizen of New Orleans, has just issued an Ex-
ira Of the n. O. Morning Herald, devoted to a
reply to sharp attack made upon him by VIM.
L. Mackenzie in his Examiner in connection
with Mr. Van Buren's by-gone career-Barker
having been engaged In the Washington and
Warren and sundry other financial operations.
Barker Is queer customer. He whltewashes
Van Buren thrsughout, gorifies his own trans
cendent Democracy, oulogises the Specie Circu-
lar and Sub-Treasury, yet avows himself in favor
OF a NATIONAL BANK! We make the following
eNtrac, from his manifesto:
81 knew MessTs Van Bursn, Clay and Calhoun during
the glorious Of 1872 and feel resaf for m. zeal and
ability with which they then supported the national honor
times when she required the united efforts OF all the friend,
liberty IN resisting the wrongs OF Britain and they
all deserve we'll OF their country vet having nv own
lions on political matters do agree on all points with
wha; as considered nc fundamental principles Of either
" was aways In favor Of the Sub-Treasury and Specie
Circular and when the bill before CONGRESS for their
repeal took the liberty Of addressing letter 10 the Hon
Henry Clay and another 10 The Hon E D. White members
OF Congress pointi1s out hen the danger of The
power and enEaatng them hold s, upon those
until better could adopted Delighted as am with rYan
bureas uneomPso1sins hostility 10 banks think they
noi De aud therefore the question Is not bank
question always has been, and always viii BE- local
banks with or without national regulator subject the
supervision 0, Congress ondeI such circumstances An
in favo of National Bank and do no, bessrs 70 avow
ha, preference notwithstanding NJ Webster prorounees
The establishment of National Bank ar obsolete idea
feel most hsPpy The belief thai the approaching Con-
VIII hasten to restore the subreasurv and specie
| culsr 10 the statute book