THE SUB-TREASURY SCHEME.
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Il, After session Of more than six months, and as
it is approaching its close, it is confidently an.
nounced by the friends and advocates of this mea-
sure, we mentioned in our last, that ii is to be
carried through the House Of Representatives.
After employing every means which system ol
l0g-roliing could devise to obtain votes, and re.
sorting to every act and art to seduce individ.
uals Of erible cOnsciences TO vote in favor Of the
scheme, it is now given out that it will be carried
by majority Of one two, perhaps, but Ger
iainIy by the casting vote Of the Speaker. t.


With such bodness have these assertions been
made, that extensive alarm has been the conse-
qusnce here, and panic has been already pro-
duced in some Of our large cities in their none
tary affairs. sa .t


We have felt it our duty to make diligent in
quiry, and to ascertain the facts, and give the
public accurate information on the subject.


We can assure the public, that if those Rep
resentatlves who are known to be opposed to the
scheme but do their duty, by being on the spot
to record their votes when the question: comes
up, there Is no chance achaieuev of iis passing
the House IN any shape. v. 5 .''.. 4,


The House is composed of 242 members.
The following is the state Of that body on the
Sub-Ireasury questions: