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 H9w5s IT ?-Read the following iron, the C 4a- G2aal htciiigeacera ofsthe goth Augus..

 If there were any disorder in our own tinanees-any deficiency, present or prosPec- tive, in The mems of defraying the expenses of this governmental might be justifable reason for conyoking Congress before the Constitutional period of its re-assemblage, because Congress alone could supply the de- iciency But the Treasury of the United States is not only abuadandy but redupdant- ly supplied wita money"

 This is from the great leading Whic organ of tie Nation; and it testiies that the National finances are without disorder. and the National Treasury oeefaouin3 with money. Lotit be borne in mind, too, that tbs is without National Bank. Indeed, so iaFas collecting and disbusins the revenues are concerned, the Sub-Tfeasuryi is in operation want ing oalJ. thc safeguard which Mf Van Buren's plan proposed. Taking tlis statement of tbe Gntelligea- ger, as hue, as 10 doubt t is. what becomes of the dolefll talethe Whig orators are telling about our Government being iaselvent-the finances being de- l9nged-zaad National Bank being absolutely ne- ees2aly b save the country from ruin? Lat tde people en4aire-ana lat the waigs answer. Hew is it?