New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

which, the pGrlalty OF maternal iondness had
often metsphoricey desgna ed him. This was
far better than reaching the body through the soul,
ard making it precise and pattern-like when it
should have revelIed in that healthy boisterous-
ness which twas the aim and end OF elaborate
Goodyism and Mrs. Barbasldism to repress.
| Endiana-poliiics, laws. Finance, sc.
ISpfANAPoLIs, Jan. 4, lsiS
From Correspondent
| You will have heard ere this reaches you of the
death of Mr.. Dunbar, the Loco-Foco Representa-
i've from Jackson County in the present Legisla-
lure. He hal rendered his resignation to The
Governor The day before his death, take effect
On the 10th inst. on which day the election in that
| County will be held. Jackson County is one OF
me very few counties in this State which gave in
| $40 over 50 me .jority for Van Buren, and from
hat fact infer that there is no hope Of Wbig
! being elected to fill the vacancy although the
| Wings there intend making an effort Mir. Dun
bars majority in August 1870.
Governor Bigger and Mr. Dunn, State Treasurer,
have been for more than year engaged in pre-
pairing a revision OF oer Statute Laws. The pre-
sent revised code Is deficient in many particulars
and very Yagse and uuucIlgiblc. But the one
Just submitted to Tic Legislature by the above
named gentlemen is considered by all not only
credtable to themselves but an honor tie State
and one which will bear comparison with the re-
siscd code Of any State in the Union The Senate
occupy the most of the moraipg and the House the
most of the afternoon Of each day in hearing IL
re ad and listening to the explanations OF The re-
visorS. The amount of time spent IN this examl-
nation will very probably Proiong tho session III
the middle of February. There are two plans tor
distrcting the State pending in the Senate, ard
one in the House, each carving 1t up differently
am very sanguine that ultimately far district
ins bill will be ndoP;ed-one which will give TO
each party five Congressman on al even vote III
the State.
In the Senate almost the first day the session,
a ve,v patriotic Loco-F oco Introduced joint rcso-
ulion telling Congress they must refund /" that fine
20 the old warrior of New-Orleans, and thereupon
half n dozen Loco-Foco Senator's rose in their
places one after another. and foug ht that gloI'ons
battle over and over again. After they had hnl7h-
ed and filled up the measure ct their glory, th'
Wings amended it so that NJ censure shoui'! De
implied to be cast upon Judge Hall, and then let
il pass. 1t lhen went 10 the House. and there IT
rests as the Locos think The money is hardly worth
,uking without they Con give hit at The Judge too
List week the Locos in the House passed
Joint resolution iustrucing her Senators 10 endea-
vor TO have the Tariff modified 'in accordance
with the views OF President Tyler. 1t came up
in the Senate yesterday and was aid on tie L biz
il, short order. 1t strikes me that this 'H-ousloh
shows the beauty and consistency Of u N ocracy
very pre!tily. In the House one OF the h'sS
asked them TO amend it so that Our Senators should
20 for such a modification would be IN accord
apce with his Acciaency's views 1chen HE resota'
,,,fo hut
indignantly voted ii down Many relief measures
are pending. Among all of them think the fol-
towing will pass: Orc providing tina, but one exc
cation shall! be issued liz yeur, and that there
shall be but one offer TO sell property on execution
~ The cost of the defendant. One providing ior
The exempticM from execution OF a certain amount
of property, over what is now exempt one pro
yidine that the rents and profits of real estate tor
seven wears which is first offered tor sae SHAH DE
appraised as well as the fee simple and bring two
thirds their appraised value. And ole reducing
,he fees and salaries of officers and the Perdiem
allowance OF the members OF The Legislature
bill is pending in Tie House providing that Ii
sc,p lIreasury Notes) IS refused for debts, the
debtor shall have two years stay OF execution.
should no, be surprised TO see this pass the Housc
but do not believe ii get through the senate.
| The Revenue and Collection laws nave D. en- Sc
yerely damaged this Water. The sale OF property
for taxes which is Delinquent has been postponed
for year-,he % per cent penalty on delinquent
.nayers abolished and II they are TITLED "lth
very little more it Will be utterly impossible Tor
any lax. large or .n,all, to be collected II Goes
seen, like mockery 10 pass tax law, order t'.e
Tresurers to collect il, al the same time lie their
hands and then hold GU, inducements TO persons
mot 10 nav their taxes. A bill has passed the
House providing that Treasury Notes shali De re-
ceived FOR all State and County dues-lof hnSs, ter
forfeited recorni2ances for principal and interest
ln., ,lc Common School, the College, the Semi
n,,y The sinking, the surplus revenue, the sa!ine
Nd che, funds. /, is now before the Senate and
,,l mss without material amendment lhis WI!
sonreciate the value Of this scrip ~hich IS now ~
ner r.nt. under par, but as this law also provides
tor reloaang it. it will keep this sort ai currency
N circulation, instead Of absorbing and calceiihs
it. as, in my pcoc judgement would be the proper
I, anpears to be generally conceded here thst ii
n,ossible to lew tax this year to pay ile m
,<..asi ,lue 20 the holders of our bonds hs Is
S.nIo,sl,e state of facts, but Indiana is III L ia
,,,an,ahe and distressing situation, when none can
f,lI, annreciate except those who arc on .le
aro;,,d Indeed. the Treasurer can hardly ma
snoob money of any sort 10 pay the Sta'e o'iseFs'
,l,o I7,,I;c;o-v and the members OF the Legislature
md no na.ter hsw high tax might De ass.sse'
aa.,i,;,d &c il would not be paid, ana the remain
aer would he collected in Treasury notes OF w'iieh'
as you will ms! from the reports nay s. r.,
very heavy amount Is Yet oats'ai ~" oe q
State tax laid TINS wister Will be Props9'' aS -