We have received several letters from inc conn,
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We have received several letters from the county, denying ths assertion of the correspondents of the Advertiser, that Judge DARoAN ever declared him. self in oppositio" to the sub-ireasury. The course of his argument reply to DUNN's offer of the Bank of the United States as a whg measure, to be put in issue between the candidates. The Judge confined his speech in the main to an examination of Dunn's national bank arguments, and treated the sub-treasury as an incidental question, offering no argument. He said that the mere form of a sub treasury law was immal riaI-,hat we had now the principle adopted by law that dues of the gove nmen, should be collected in specie-ibat if that principle were rgidly enforced, he thought we might go on for the present and remedy any defecs in the opera tion of he law The machinery of the old sub-trea. sury law namely, the building of houses, safes etc. might he necessary, and if shewn to be, he would 80 to that extent, and any intermediate extent, secure the safety of the funds and their collection without Il use of bank notes. We are fully author ised 10 say, that these Judge DARGAN's views suggested in the course of his opposition 10 Mir DuSS's national bank.