New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-18
Correspondence of The Tribune.


Dear Sir: The bill which passed the Senate few days
since (by Of y for the adjustment OF the account
Of Macaiser Slebbns and passed third reading yee..
day in the House, by majority of 8, up It's final
passage tody Although have seen great deal ofcur
State legislation. have much exciieneaL
The question Shall most sacred debt OF some
2o 500 ooO dollars, shall eyade il by defeag this
BILL account Of some OF its pretended Objectionable iea.
lures The bill carefully prepared bat The repudia.
tors had succeeded liz rendering odio1s 70 portion Of
the House by the insertion Of reprdatins clause n Tue
preable OF the bonds of 1885, and by section repeating
the 10 which rrevocaby pledged for The pay
Of the interest those bonds, yet il the bill passed
the money had TO be paid Never did NspcleoDs troops
make more furious charges than did the regulators on IDS
day, and never assaiants firmly repealed by
portion OF the debtpnyns people The question was aaen
and the bill carried by rOte The vote that deededs
that Of Mr. Adams. whom Col Macalster hurried o
the House jus, the Speaker about announce me
ayes and nays and asked thai his might be reco den
Col H has managed this business with great cooiness ana
ability, and has proved himself kiu tsc.ican He had
the aid OF able CONDUCTORS but he showed wisdom in select
ing proper II is marvellous how he succeeded
ALL for can for the opposition this bill upon
other principle than that there IS considerable pouoa
OF the people of this State opposed paying debts OF any
kind will send you early day copy OF this bull
proposes to pay NJ S. of go 0G0 in anash
payments $4,000, after lS3 You will perceive thsE
must take some years before these gentlemen cant
reimbursed tDcl dQVdhceA WDOte OI tneu Sidfn
no: allowed them Their charges of commission he
appear have not been included. Whether they will
enabled render the bill available, covering such space
time, matter Of some doubt. should cey thiak
they would be wiling to surrender the bond. of 1885, whtb
represents much more, and take in exchange the rsw
promises OF the State payable at such length of time ehsad
for the amount OF their advance.
The Session will close tomorrow. The principal set
have been Dissolve the connection between the State and
the Banks, by which three millions CT State Boads have
Cancelled. The unustfable Of the sssion
has been The violent repeal OF The charter Of the shawee
town Bank, which had Is years 10 rrR. The Stais Sm
PEELED her lead the Treasury 100000, which esued
suspension CT specie payments The penalty by lbe ehn
this is the Payment Of II per per tbs
not sufficient; down with the Banks was Tie sc1
popuii, and down she cane, BY Of Illinois
has Bank within her Confines The Canal obi an
important measure but The dccIine avowed that one N
gisiaure bad another will fear prevent any ces
erabarkins in The enterprise.
What the amount OF The Safe debt is one can es q
the Frad Commissioners issued many bonds Is lneJ
pleased. think mentioned TO you 81 fcraef ccesoa
the taxes have been reduced oae-hal Who VIII hefs
af.er lend Stale their money Yours h