THE DIVORCE BILL.
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h,ItwiH be seen by reference to our Con
gressbnal head, that the Bill separating "
Treasury from the Bank, has been lala
the table in the House of RepresentatlSs
by majority of l3. Members felt un"l
ling to adopt a fundamental measure OF sue
great importance, without further consider
ton, and an opportunity of knowing the VI "
of the people on the subject. We have "
very little doubt but that the people "ou'
have sustained Congress in the passage j,
this law; and we look upon the case as
no means settled perhaps it is best ~


it should be deferred, that the House p'
not be accused Of hastily adopting this >,
tenn, after discussion Of five days; WI,
the Senate had been occupied for mean


three weeks before decision was o0'aln'
Whatever amendments may be propose. : !.


the bill at the next session, it is believed ~


Congress will give its sanction to the 'ieH
Of The President; and that no plan W ';
be adopted that does not embrace, in spu'
the policy Of = divorce Of the Treasury ~
the BANKS 3fss:{t!s"I :! a ..C< -- ..