New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21
80 :, Washins.on-E.fra session.
From cur Special. Correspondent, ;, ,su
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-e.oss N CONGRESS, has besn greatly agIia'sa 'oF
da,s nasr b, the running rumor Of an Extra oes-
sic, and ,be various spcc1la,ioas Incident 10 nm
60, 80 unnecessary and unlocked Tor. Aver much
g., 7 have no; been able 10 trsce this report 10
onv authentic source, and am therefore not pre-
nsred to offer any decided opinion as 10 lis rum OF
nrob,b;iity. Daring the last Session Mr. i"F eii'
ls..oye 10 Induce The Loco-foc"s 50 10 frame me
resolution Of adjournment that Congress might De
co,rsccd be,c1e the regular meeting, IN lhe eA-
,a.,,;oo that meantime all sorts OF miracles were
10 he worked bv The question OF Annexation as
tho Senate was an important party TO such
nrccg-,inr. and not much given 10 bare
faced snnardcring of the Public Money II
was decu,ed most prudent 10 decline the PROPOSE
lion and 10 cast the responsibility oil the movement
upon the shoulders Of the Executive, "ho then
onenIv proclaimed his purpose ri re>o7ttls 10 ms
.xpe,ijenr if uny recU.iar emergency shona a!iSe
! n the fairs Of Texas. ter the appointment
! Mr. TYLER expressed 10 his friends q DETERMINATION
IN call an Extra Session. when lie became saus'0u
thar The popular indications inclined 10 Inc success
Of Mr. CI.v. and when snch II step was cacuihisd
IN errbsrra,s the Fall Elections. From what We
know of the character and conduct oil yier, lie l.
lust mean and malicious enough, 10 ah"pt any sus
re,ou i've yer fragile, IN the VAIN nope OF resist
I Iuci h-.
/ btsr;ny that party 10 haven OF victory a"d
| rrrosr thai he so iouily wronged cnd be'ray-
Cd and we're it possible that any correct M
| resson cond be made upon mind 80 weak ana us
,au,perrdas 10 the political prospects IN ths canvass
would lie bat reasonable 10 suppose 'ha' 'ne SUN,
mons for an Extra Session had been conc0cted aud
| p-eoarei! Tire Elecr, who surround Tie Nhlle
Eousr and who know more o his purposes and
schemes than the Executive himSeit, because they
manage all his itte .ififs Of reflection and con-
science ard OF glory aud e,nounenI, have gwen cur
that If The Baxt Intelligence f:oia Mexico brings he
assurance of an invasion OF Texas by SANTA Ana.
then Congress. vii! he called together III November
10 consider the measures that will be proposed bt
Mr. TYLER. Alter careful irvesueaiion oil Inc
whole matter, and repeated constitutions win
those who hear the secrets OF the Palace,
feel well assured That the proposition has
been seriously entertained in Cablnet, and
that the Secretary OF Sale, whose arrangements
..era made 10 visit South Carolina than fort
night ago is now only detained here Tor the :ina ac-
tior of Mr. TYLER. Depend upon it. The Johbrrs 10
Texas lands and scrip holders organizing some
uln, more dangerous than the ia- 10 which the Pre-
siLeut has lent the iaiiueGce aud power OF his high
station ard il is the duty Of The prss every
where 10 denouncs boldly This unwaranrsbr scheme
o, an Extra Session. Senator Walker, the " head
aud front OF tie Texas party, has remained here.
S,nc. Congress adjourned q National Central Con
,uitter has been formed the head vi which stands
Mr., Folks ipsleman Hon. W. w PAYNE Of Ala
bama aud Il Circular has been DISTRIBUTE d IN MI parts
d: the country and most especially al the SCUM, 10
aid Mr.. Folks election, from which | make the fol-
lowing extract:
these committees shall correspond with e"ch other and
especially ~ he central comr,esa NJ Washington and con-
tribute all that they Lawfully do towards repellug the
Mexicnn invasion ot leSAs itsnfop9sed
ter "5 5h defence ." r. ~ Ss S%"rei TO do
so anr ns9 % ars.'" vii , ~, ' e. ,, ", ~ m
si their coninant which hey wall devote to that
Tonsc.rain wh-, contributions loans of money. pro-
visions clothing OF any OF the munitions Of wa' can be
'2i T" colec, fund. be discussed by TIE commit
denylnx incdenaI expenses. and IN aid Of Texas
The Posi- Office Department is said 10 he about
half million OF dollars III debt, which is quite all
unimponant item with " Ter and his cattle.
Several letters have been submitted 10 my inspec
lion from the most responsible quarters, affirming
The fact that Col. Lindsey, of Reading, and more
than IRE hundred other citizens Of that region 81
PENIS ylvaua, had deserted Loco FucOsm and rail-
lied under the Whig standard Col. l.. will auihen-
tca;e the fact his signature, and probably
at the head of II thousand reformed Locos.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has over Eight
Millions To his crcrt in the Public Deposotes
above the current wants OF Government and the
loan OF Five and Half Millions, not due Till Janu.
AIRY next, is already being paid off. Not very bad
business iJr II Tariff, which the knowing de
cried not being able produce Twelve and half
Millions annually. So much for Wing wisdom,
Wing frmness, aud Wig patriotism
As Amos Kendall and the Saints of that Calendar
have been appealing 10 the weakness and supersli-
ton OF men, by chruHicling divers omens derived
from unworthy incident, and inveniDg what fact
Could not supply and as these gentry may be Oh
, livious Us 10 Their own augury, and not draw
clcs from the falling of hickory ,rees, as they used
in ancient times from The flight OF birds, | have
thought II best TO eDlighten the public merely 10
circumstance which occurred Saturday LAST,
which derives some ue notoricy from It's political
association, and from The artificial capital which The
rfy rO il
prosrae.
Ii appears Mr.. Lucas of Nd. sent 10 the Demo-
crazy of Washington, as present, an immense
hickory tree, destined sort OF rail- ing point for
the weuried spirit OF disc ontenied co-FocOism.-
Although the said democracy" grumbl,d con-
sdernbiy in the premises, YET after hard drilling,
they we're worked up into the propriety of suitably
erecting the aforesaid hickory. At length space.
in front OF the Globe office, selected The
sscrnred size. The "Old Hero vi the iures, was
transported 10 his destination amid the uproar OF
Democratic" huzzas.
Ii was then proposed TO make tall affair OF it
add Dung hics OF graduated age ill sharp
ened his aot 10 he slender proportions ofthe Polk
! stalk. The " Democracy collected two
three hundred douIs-the pole was 10 be erected
after The fashion ola ships mast, with crosstrees
| and braces and what not So they imported mechan-
les conductive operation. For week past 1t was
a OF coumotion in the quarter OF the Globe Of
fee. Old Hickory was planted-ihen up went an
other Joint, and on, unril Saturday, when
the I" last link " was added; then went up the
shout One adventurous Loco high above, TO
plant the standard. Al that moment line lofty pile
! gave signs OF trouble the Loco seized rope and
slid 10 saiety but the pole. just where the unnatural
union OF Old aid Young Hickory mad been formed.
al lie rery Junction. snapped asunder and down fell
IN hundred and sixteen feet 20 Mother Earth. What
says ST. Amos 10 this omenl ARGUS.
II LIFE OF ASDREw JACKSON, by Amos
Kendall" No. Y. has just been published by the
HaTpers.
2 The History OF THE PROTESTANT EPIs-
coPAL CHuRcHts in the CITY of New-Yofk," by
henry ii. Ondcrdonk, embellished with v.,y
beautiful STEEL engrasinss, is now in course OF pub
cal!on Il is an interesting pui li.niinn The mes