TIE TREASURY CIRCULAR.
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We have forborne to allude to this slngu-
lar document, from the belief that its in
trinsic enormity, and the unparalleled te-
mority which prompted its publication would
be sufficient to stamp upon its face the seal
of public reprobation.


At first, we considered it bait thrown
out to gull the credulous, and to influence
the coming elections, by re-starting the ma
chinery of the "gold and silver" humbug
But, from recent developments and compa-
rison with past events, we believe it to have
had its origin in deeper and more delibe.
rate villainy. 1t will be borne in mind that,
in many of the states, the time for extensive
and profitable entries Ofpublic land is gone
by. Spectators have become gorged they
have entered nearly all the lands that are
valuable, and as much as they can pay for
These entries have been made, not for cul-
iyation and Improvement, but for rc-sale