New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

and frauds always incident 20 war, and only Cd Pc
corrected by future watchiuue5s, rather tlau hy
crminsiion OF Parties involved II times iAe
these tho Govern ment must niece sarliy mako iaany
bunders and officials commit many indisgclions; YET
TO be extreme IN criticism, ana es9'ious 10 --
tials l. to contribute uhteiaiy 80 de!eat tuC eAse
although perhaps he mi amclt ~ tne llfi' 1i3i
IL all that j. intended. The Government 40 oiiy on
trial the ballot boXi aod 70 long as cCnoi us 10
be institution and lbe laws made nnder IT, 10 ci,i-
zen hasaryht 10 Withhold @ illl and hearty furpot
OF NJ It's measures for sustaining the law and me u
preuiacy OF tie GOycmH eat over every Siac % tET
Union. Anything Snort OF ihis 4 unworthy OF 1000
citizen; End the fac'ious attacks ooyofty W;ectea
ainst tie Aoniui-traioa and u military c'mm1nd-
srs by individuals holding extreme opinions, tor the
,urr0se OF driving them counter 10 their cons iiu
tioual duties or ia Judgment Is lilte ahor OF re-
bgiiioD. Bus one impulse Should now move The pub
lie heart % sustain The Government by strong arr
anf ready pures IN defense Ct the Union. Dicusrun
of absIact policy is now ont CT place. Inc o.Vii
Government and tho military commanders under u
decide the policy Of their respective jurisdiction. SUP
iect olly 10 go Consiuicn and tho laws; Whilo
t1e province Of The pcnyls End their representatives,
~ not useiully led by practical ie0elat,H and
Gicrfs TO su-tin the war 20 SUCCESSFUL ISSUE ~
men aud money freely aud promptly given u !,
unfortunate ,hgt The ldyOcate, Of pr~eci0n sho1ii
have ayaiIed Themselves of the present paiona en-
els 90 lili iuGher pnls1e commerce by tue pro.il-
ION OF 20 large TART Of foreign lF Orte one tle
de,trurOn OF Gus carfyi = trlte. L. has done muoh
10 cltlsDge friendly foreign yoweTs from n', "no
tend- 10 ilicuAI3 lie CcciJB8 q tus West rom t-e
Eat whose manufacturers rCip rleat anvaDta 80 -
their expense under the hign trili Yet, great -
are these evils, we are threatened WIN "a une'
Yeriiblc currency, au enOfu0ns PUB ic Ce't5 hlu
fa8r impaired public credit, uElcas Cshgtefe eau
induced iD come up 20 tue eSigency % The iines
with the wisdom aud energy OF siaLe.nen VITO ue-
ere 20 fCfye their country by prcticsi measures
OF relief ndions!ly and hot scc,iouay oons'uefei'
Tie edit Of the Government cun Only he susibin-
Ell by adeguae taxation Of al the interests ana IN
II he sections OF the country. II the Goyemment
IL not susnued all interests perish With II, ana 10
fection il worthy Of representation IN Congress who
ala neglect refuse 10 heHr taeir fr share 81 'he
public burden, and 10 representative Is wor'L!
of public confidence who tuall defer ,o such Cou-
ri ueucy under any prc'cnsc Whateyer. Iheie are
times thar udiv duls ana communities are 10 he e.
tiunted by their nets. Money j. strictly praciicI
issue with nations; large oKpeldi ures caunot be
hquided by mere professions 81 loyalty 20 the UoV-
aud loud deo Jncia0Hs Of rebellion on tie
purt VI individuals whore pnrse4tings unmoyed
by n cir patriotism. War always presents pfacti-
eel test 70 the individuals Of a mutton, not only 30
question % psrsCna bravery, but also OF hbcrah :,
aud hnanciCfs discount public toChs on good terms
- proportion as such lioeI0iy i endorsed by taxa
iiOu ADEQUATE Tor the Ultimate redemption OF huC1
bils are drawn in pant or postefity. Tire couiuea
rrI Bues OF own nation aud the French a.slgnat5
became worthless bceause NOT properly lnoorsed by
iaXsiion While tic enormous debt 81 Great
Diitaia commands public favor, and has always en-
ioyed public confidence ~ hone and abroad, beeaure
limuiiane0usy with every isue was enacted and en-
forced aaeQu tie taSli1n for Oa-s Of the reiTe,u
credits. III tie people are cend1iy appealed 10 il
The fpif 81 p9t'iotsu 60 sustain Tie Government,
by pro mpi ans liberal re ponce IN the way a Taxa
y n an COZ. dent o. surctas aud not Only wall ire
public recoe.aions bee iacomblv made but TIE
savirg to he ruDlo financially, will greatly tighten
gN' b. iutdeus and future taxation Of The cOlutry
OR banking institution, BOW greatly etbaraf
bv their !.c4al aIl TO tie SJyeruuen, VIII be re-
l.s}c1, and wish noD-'0Ht.ned pablo creI',
ueu.a'i ana industrial ilter,tE viii revive, and
fd.u I'D syate plbll blaleui.
1lr DIsrsG DCLR tcornaed the resolution. /
The expenses o. Government, with The account !
.tfy l,r Cd mkt and, wo-l REQ i7c re- eihe
NJ lHl hDfdrei millions . wear. They could not I
cuive more ttnn ore hundred millions from import
duties, ;l-n would have to make up the other one
hundred billions from Internal taNes.
CAP. AiAG HALL agreed with the ros0lliiJn IN /.
every Icap.G. W. E.l Use rebellion 10 put down, /
md 10 colii not be done without money aud he
a0yld sl,h messGios wolld b. taken as TO NEE. tho
rs 'ls, merchants anl BANKERS bid given 20
-eo!r. Tie regretted '..t -'aion on the afiFhal
a. c..o.. "a with yice t0 protection, instead ~
euu,i An1 be- holci Government would make
arif W.,h view 90 rcrtr. ahre.
90. Ir 1lu'io1 "s- csrnci.
T. .0gc .s Nu-l ytk.--Ihe CHtTRHss rcmarlci +
ilt g.. uehclinit) GciQn-e IN reference to c'iHase
~ .c-Y-Yorx hai been ptomr'ly placed before he
tnate OF she United n, tas By Senator hrg q
.r,d nu q vtluA .c statistical inc. patton, q de-
.i-. & mi-' Pc printed 10 fAo Iss o. the nc-tcls.
q. i,...c'irg 1uiH'icu a.. hc-n made - ;le
)a-nie. bJ b. Secrlfa.y, Ia Qlotosal h'c portraits
lf Hesf.. Golden aud Br'ghi 0i England, lnd IT.
hcy4li,r ~ If.rce. The p.cilre Tcprseats i'esc
lon l-mcn ne engaged toNel'c; IN Toe discussion u
ne Bfitish-tr,nch trenty Of Ntl-0 treaty ~ Nnich
NJ. Gordon VIE colsp,cno1e.
Nv. 1iIrsroN corrected statement he had made
II the former ueeiiGg Tint ,hc l.. slature OF aeN-
Der-cy taxed through Tas-snsefs OF railroads 90 ci
bend. 10 snow h&ed IL 40 ote.
Mr. DUR iheJ the gentleman 20 also correct
be statement that tie state bud made S3tcOlJ Oh.
If such tx. II did hot ayer-ge sD,VvJ a year.
Tie St.rtRs Rcttrg.-Ibe SEcRErAaT read an
nvng;ion from T.. 4. Stevens, 10 witnsss the eX-
,eIh Aents on the Stevens Battery, on Saturday,
Ian. 1.
Mr. WErMoRE moved the acceptance q the inyi.
alton, and also the appointment cf Committee oi
which the Chairman should be onel, TO make re-
,oTt tho roon.
lopart from its legitimate business as TO appoint such
Committee.
Capt MARSHALL inquired Of Mr.. weimore if he
sas not aware the Government had rejected tie
Battery.
Committee. lie would have more confidence in a
export from Capt. Marsbal thai from the Govern
nout oiicins.
Capt. MARSHALL said be had yi-itei Il with the
from Government and could not help pro-
,oupcing II Il total failure from beginning e. euJ. |
Seven. hundred thousand dollars had already teou I
'pent GA il; it WA sisted that fS)O0OO mon wolil
be required for it, conpeton, ard with oil that, he
considered il O Graf, that would never float.
The question Icing put on NJ. Wetnore's motion, /
vas declared carried, and the Chairman wac cAl.i
lpon to name Committee.
A SeeBs.-Mr. PHFLps eaid that several Of the !