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The United States Gazette makes the
following just remarks on the subject of
relieving the country from the evils Of the
Sub-Treasury by the establishment of the
Warehousing System:


"The members of Congress, and their
co-partizans, who are pressing upon the
people the monstrous absurdity Of the Sub
Treasury Bill, claim much credit for their
remedial application of the warehousing
system. In our opinion, just in proper
ton to the remedial operation Of the lat
ter, is the censure for the former due 10
those partisans. Why should've ingenuity
of Congress be taxed TO apply remedy
10 non-existing evil. Why should we
be told that The warehousing system great
ly lessons the evil operations Of the Sub
treasury Why not open the eyes Of
Congress to the supreme folly of passing
law SO obviously bad, so injurious in all
its operations, as 10 require another law to
make it toIerable! Why infict the evil
at all! Why create the necessity for a
remedy! Really we feel about as much
gratitude to Congress for their remedial
measure, as we should TO young surgeon,
for an exhibition of lancet and cups for ge'
neral and topical bleeding, as remedy foI
blow which he had determined to bestow
upon US. Doubtless venesection would
assist to prevent some Of the evils of bruis'
ing, and the warehousing system will Ger
tainly obviate a portion Of the evils of the
Sub-treasury--but why bruise! why make
a Sub Treasury"