The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-21

1as md infsriorsthat the ocs1 being from the same
1eAghbsrhood with the men. will be moro careful Of
tAsr wants and rsgsrdful Of their COMFORT know
ng that the friends Of the soldiers will expect them to
sssand to their necesses and furthermore the Gene.
ri thinks that for ave thousand who will enlist, one
hundred thousand will volunteer. His proposition Will
meet with much opposition and question II 1t be
suessssul though confess that Of his argu.
ments unsnswershle
has been suggested that the capitalists by banding
together might upon the the necessity
ofan extra session Of Congress- In the matter Of the loan
1A impossible a. the administration would prefer to
whdsw every soldier from Mexico and to suspend the
Aesksds Of every Mexican port to such runous exps
dsnt extra session But there is no cause for
pfshsndng such attempt the part of the capitalists
The government Il IN possession of such assurances
now from monisd men in New York of their willingness
to take The loan n to disspae all alarm that
Ths loan bill reported by the Committee of Ways and
Means and which prepared the Secretary of tho
Trsssury, Il acceptable to large majority of both
thousss. wings and democrats of the innuen
hi whigsof both houses have expressed their entire ap
prevail OF IT, Treasury notes going up Afew days
ancs the PRESIDENT Of Of your city banks wrote to
Ne houss Of Corcorsn and Riggs in this CITY, requesting
nam to sscure for his house Atty hundred thousand
dollars worth Of Treasury notes--of course at par
An attempt will certainly be msds to repeal the Sub
movements fcreshadowed resolution submitted by
Mr. Rsverdy johnson to-day 10 tao Senate calling upon
the Secretary othe Treasury for information, whether
ne Sub Trossury ec Is calculated to embarrass the
government in the negotiation ofthe loan and whether
would not be for the interest of the 70 re-
peal Il or suspend its operstion.
The House OF Representatives 10 at present nothing
bat vast laboratory Of intrigue magma cfFcino insidia
r whore politicians conspre to defeat their
mo 70 advance their own ends regardless Of thor duty
% @er country. There IL no exaggerstion in this Go
- 'n' mouse AZ any hour during ita session. and you
VIII rec ns partasns Of Mr. Wright and MIR Csss Whit
psne In Knots together, the former endeavoring to
consulate the whRs the latter to make interest with
the souheach party running the interests Of their 70
spective candidates whilst the two gentlemen undsr
wheas eolors they fsht-no, not fght, but plo,-are
aeuouess ignorant of the workings of the ndiscreet zeal
OF her partissns The friends of Mr. Calhoun are at
pFe'snt passive prepared to take advantage of the apses
oommiued py their opponents and determined when the
TIME comss, to make desperate fight
There 10 short lull at present i, the an.isiaxarv
storm most unnecessarily raised some weeka apo in the
House. trust It will be allowed to slumber for the
present am pleased to know that the compromise
wacn proposed few days since to w.t. the extension
e ocean OF the line forming the basis of the
missouri conpromise-thirty.s six, thrty-and on the
lns terms upon which that co.npact was formed 6nds
aver with the moderate men on both sides know il
meets the approval of som1 of the most distinguished
ssesmen IN the country. The Eastern States ask too
nocn ID seeking TO IMPOSE unconditional terms on the
'ousn' sucn an anImpt IL not alone ungenerous-it is
lpjuts 80 .'-
1ns oin 70 repeal the pilot law of 1897 was called up
~'e.s Hh Dix in the senate, but passed by infor
nsu :. by request, to be tsksn up at an early day
GALvIENsIs.