New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
r., secretary OF the Treasnry's Tax ",,, BIZ III
i DC. md Conee-M Military Bounty Bili-su-
zen court-Gov. Colby, OF n. H.-smith-
souiar Institute.

CIemt tVe's
.ooian Institute.
From our own Correspondent
w.surxe1ox Tuesday, Jan. %
IT,. s.,rstsry Of the Treasury has not as yet
- ri. new tax bill. According to Judge
p',,y he labors on id day and night. So far, his
5,~.,panizht labor has resembled that Of Penelope
!, n the GOOD it has produced be has unrayelled
:, v,s5t what he had woven in the day-or might
,,v, dOue so to equal advantage
.tuag eiior. will be made-a systematic. well
,,.s,d efat-on the part Of the Executive. to
;,,ose q tax on tea and coffee To this result all
f,bs appliances and means TO boot Of the Treasu
=, xill be devoted and as the last time the propo
ia, WAS submitted 10 the House it was lost but
y tour votes. the Administration, knowing well
- character of some of their political friends who
rs,dcied 10 adopt the measure entertain strong
fo.e Of ultimate success.
RI. Administration is less engaged in a war
- Nexico than with the poor man. All its
,"s.nres from its earliest origin. have tended 10
;. So.ression and increased indigence' Its whole
NO, has been to enhance the necessares OF ex
',sencs anato diminish tie wages OF labor.
tax on tea and coffee falls upon Tree labor The
reyenue likely TO arise from TINS tax is predicated
,oon fbe fact of the universal consumption OF the
sticles a consumption however, universal only
vi,b The free lab0rer: the degraded serf of the
south shares with his masters other live stock his
lsilv sustenance. Hence il will be seen thatall
me Shareholders will vote this tax.
his an unequal taxation to which monarchica
ryenments would be 10th to resort. To pay the
,teresi on the loan he was obliged 90 raise 10 meet
A. exieenees of Treasury exhausted by our
al, ol Independence. Mr. PITT was obliged to re-
sor, TO increased taxation. But even be, unscrupu
,os a, he was Of means to gain financial ends
urned from any new infection upon the poorer
las. he imposed taxes on pleasure horses on
ace horses, on ri ands and GAUGES; on licenses
dfrets,inp excisable liquors on qualifications for
lootipg. and ON silver aud gold plate. These all
n onthe rich, who were able to pay the inability
1.-THE poor man was respected.
ND ofthe necessities Of the poor, and not Of the
Atravagance Of the rich, that our Dcm0cf0fic
0vernmcnt could avail itself
When Mr.. Secretary WALEERs bill has been
atured TO his own satisfaction, and OF the partisan
aiorty OF the Committee Of Ways and Means. a
renuous attempt will be made 10 force il through
e House under the operation OF the previous
ieston 1t was thus the Loan bill was carried
most indecent haste The Representatives Of
r. people impose a tax OF 5000 600 upon their
nstiuients in less time than it would require 10
,mpute the same. The majority feeling acutey
,e early termination OF its political existence
eey possible injury upon their recusant constitu
OTIS HE tenant for life, who does all conceiva-
@wasie to the estate, from the hatred Of the re
nnHder man
The HousE passed the day in the discussion of
tie Military Bounty Bill-,he result of which you
i've received ere this by Telegraph. Excellent
peeches were made by Messrs. GRAHAM of n. c.
nd Pollock Of Pa. Judge WICK OF Indiana took
he Administration view of the question.
The Treasury Note Bill was under discussion in
ne Senate. Ii twill pass, with all its mperfections-
Mr. ANS Of Providence has engaged the atten-
hon Oh the supreme Court for the last three DAYS
20 the opening argument in the case of the n. j.
Steam Navigation Co. plaintiffs in error, u.s. Mer-
chants Bank He has displayed much legal acu-
men forensic ability, and no inconsiderable know
edge OF admiralty law
zen ANTHONY Colby, the able and patriotic
Governor Of New Hampshire. arrived in town with
!. lady last evening
Inc Regents Of the Smithsonian Institute had
a Adjourned meeting and perfected their organiza-
"Sa, ihey have not as yet concluded upon the plan
=" .neR building, nor appointed Treasurer.
zoe opposition Senators were charged to day IN
senate by Mr.. BAGBY, with endeavoring to
sloarass the Administration in the prosecution of
y e war In which he was supported BY Mr. CAss.
| iney We're answered by Mr.. EVANS in a most
| eoguent indignant and scatbine sneech NJ