THE SUB TREASURY.
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This Executive machine for the perpetuaion
Of power and tho oppression Of labor and
weakness, passed the Senate, Thursday
eyening-Ayes "a, noes IS.


Messrs. Talmadge, Webster Souihard,
Wall, Spence. and Sturgeon were absent


Virginia, Delaware, Michigan, and Ten
nessee, had each but one Senator elect, and
present.


If all the States had been fully and justly
represented, the Sub treasury would not have
passed.


For rSxample-among the "a ayes, were
Messrs. Mouton Of La, Norvell, Of Mich,
Roane, Of Va, Smith, of CT, and Wright, Of
n. Y. Nobody will assert that the States
represented by those gentlemen are in favor
Of the Sub-treasury. But we must add to
the ayes, one from Tennessee and one from
Pennsylvania. This increases the ayes 10 26
Take from them Messrs Wright, Mouton,
Norvell, Roane, and Smith, of Ct., and we
have remainder Of 2l.


Now add to the noes, Messrs. Webster,
Tallmadge, Southard, Spence, absent, one
from Michigan not yet elected, and one from
Virginia, aud one from Delaware ditto, and,
also, Messrs. Wall, Of New Jersey, Wright,
OF New York, Norvell, ,of Michigan, Smith,
of Ct., Mouton, Of La, and Roane, Of Va,
all of whom represent anti -Sub-treasury States,
and we have against the Sub.treasury 81 votes!
which would be, majority Of 10.


This obnoxious Bill is passed, therefore,
against the piH of the People Of the United
StateS


For terse and pungent exhibition and an
ticipation of its effects upon the country, the
reader is referred to the speech Of Mr.. Smith,
of Indiana.