New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13
.Ssates. Ayes Noes.l

New Jersey.0 Q Nissouh.-----.l
Pennsylvania. .....i MO- Unlo q
MARYLAND Indiana .----..---2 U
Virs3nis michigan ...-...--.2 0
North caro'ns--2 florida .---':---.- ~ o
Total. ....-.---.---.---.---....--35 le
The count of Senator each from Massachusetts
Rhode Island and Louisiana in support ofths pro
iect stamps the calculation with absurdty as does
the count Of one Senator from this State in oppos
ton The vote on Annexation nearly year since
sufficiently established that there is no conceivable
iniquity or mischief for which MIR. Polk may please
TO want the votes of our two Senators for which ne
will not be sure Of obtaining them. The predicted
vote, therefore is of no account whatever.
Bat that an arrangement to sell out to Great Brit
ain our right to make and alter our own Tariff laws,
fer some paltry concession of value in regard to
Oregon, is really on foot, we have many reasons
for believing. The only difficult point is the agency
ofMr. Buchanan in eHecting such consummauon :
and vet what may not be believed of an aspirant to
the Presidency who could assure the PennsyiVa
mans that Polk was no good Tariff man as Clay
Mr. B. may think that if he succeeds In exemptine
the Iron and Coal of Pennsylvania from the general
wreck, he is playing his own game safely out NJ
will live to learn and rue his mistake The great
Industrial Interests Of the Country are bound up IN
each other, and must share a common tate a duty
even of 100 per cent Iron and Coal would be
worth very little TO the producers OF those articles
in the absence of Protection and Prosperity to our
other great departments OF Industry since it is not
merely or mainly the Tariff on Iron, but the build
ing of Factories and other ed6ces, the rapid multi
plica,ion Of Machinery the opening of Railroads
iyit nd thriftn nj
Enterprise secured by judicious Protection-which
give vieor and animation TO the Iron business A
leading and most intelligent American Iron master,
whose works are very extensive and now prohlaoiy
active, recently remarked that ne would cheeriuly
consen, TO the entire abolition OF the duties ON Iron
If he could thereby The residue OF the Tariff as
IL is-and he was right. looking to his own interest
merely tits the general result of Protection which
ia benefcent and not any special item. those
who seem 10 be most Immediately affected by that
item. Break down the Protection now extended to
Cottons Woolens, Silks, Cutlery, &c. &c. and the
Iron and Coal interests will find themselves in the
same boat with those from whose doom they had
hoped to save themselves.
But whoever is engaged in the Commercial Trea-
ty project may well desst at once II cannot be
eroacded through the Senate. Messrs, Polk and
Buchanan may hector and bully with regard TO Ore
son until the simple shall believe the two countries
on the verge of inevitable War, and be ready 10
Jump at any chance of averting that dire calamity
still the Senate will refuse chain domestic Le
gislaiion 10 the wheels of British Policy. Our rulers
have power TO settle the Boundary dispute either
by Negotiation or Arbi,raton, and they ought to do
it forthwith. Every weeks delay is fraught with
the loss of Millions in the prostration delay of
Commercial enterprises which assured Peace would
setin motion. The full value of the strip of land
really in dispute has been sacrificed twice over al.
ready, by the portents o. War. And the politicians
for whom the swindling Kane letter paved the way
to the high places of the Nation have ample power
tocrush and sPatter Protective Tariff, but they
have no RICH, to manacle the People that they
shall not be at liberty reconstruct whenever they
may think proper This Commercial Annexation
of our Country to Great Britain is little more than
will 90 down. even in an age memorable for propa-
eating Slavery under the pretext of extending the
blessings of Freedom Let the inheri,ors OF the
Baltimore iniquity attempt it if they dare
Notwithstanding Legislature of this State has
ant;cna,ed our own in forming and considering bills
N an,horxe the formation and action of Joint Stock
Companies without special applications TO or chart
ara from the Legislature or other authority. The
conditions Of such association and liabilities Of Cor.
porators so associated fully set forth in the gen
eral bill now under discussion in the House, which
seems 10 us in the main very fair one, though IN
necessarily restrictive In of its provisions The
Senate We hear, is at work upon similar bill which
we have not seen. We trust q good law Will bt
framed out of one or both Of them, and that the LIE
sislaure of this State will lag far behind that
New-Jersey What can be the reason. that the ad
verssries of Special interpretations as monopoles
do not bestir themselves in favor OF general bill
which would take away the monopoly character
charged upon Corporations Do they not see that
by keeping up the present system and voting against
new charters they in truth create the monopoly they
complain Oft That is surely no monopoly which
every man can have by asking for ii. We think
every sincere, Intelligent opponent Of Monopoly
snoad vote for every charter that is asked for until
oenefM Laws are provided to replace the present
system.
Tho New,Jersey House or Tuesday refused
TO chartef Tue North American Phalanx humble
attempt at Industrial Association in Middle,own
Monmouth co-Yeas 90 Nays 90. tonly fox,
Locos voted for the bill; eisAt Wings asains, itl-
We really do not see how honorable LEGISLATORS
who can vote for avg charser I'VE do not regard the
other sort as exactly on par with rational beings
could vote down bill which only proposed to lei .
number of their fellow citizens have legal and Sc
cure tile to the properly they had fairly paid ant
were working hard to pay for, SO that they may g
on to improve i, and render it tenold moro produc
tive and valuable than ever before. IfH be the eu
s,e.s Of legislation 10 discourage instead of encour
aging such efforts, then the sooner all Legislature
adjourn without day, the better for mankind
FROM YucAIAS.-The brig Ellen Perkins. Capt
Fensley, arrived this morning In % days from sssl
bringing ne later intelligence than that sresdy received
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