Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-16

"I"d:prnlent Tfeasury."- great struggle in porary suspended. The Treasury bill reported 10 the Senate by MT. Wright at an early period the Session, passed the House on Wednesday night after prOtracted and animated struggle, by Ot l2l to l07 This result has been inevitable since the ex- clusiOn of the returned and the admission of the testing members from Nsw-1ersey but it has been nevertheless resisted by the whole force of the opposi ton as long resistance was possible. The ma ori ty permitted and participated Tn ihe discussion for near month after the bill came dir9cy before the House when' finding the debate lssiy to prove nl- ot Committee by main force. It was then passed with all possible ceeri:y by the application and rcsou,e enforcement of the Previous Question
 The l24 Yeas all friends of the Ndminstra- of Georgia, and Messrs $. H. Butler, Griffin, Holmes, Pickens, Rhett and Sumter of South Carroll Calhoun State Rights men. Mir John Campbell ot s. c. voted against the bill, we'll Gen. Wad- dy Thompsoni so did MT Casey of Illinois, and (somewhat to our surprise) MT. Wick of 1ndiana.- or the supporters of the administration and of this measure, only one was a,sent-Gen. Howard of Ia who is away. tat homc,) though Mr, Speaker Hunter, who is neutral in regard he Presidency, would pro. haby have voted for the bill if he had voted at a- MT. Fisher of N. C. a Calhoun State Rights man. who expected to vote for the bd!. ahsent-we believe intentionally, as his constituents are fairly. presumed 10 be opposed to it. The entire strength of l26; or if we deduct the member holding seats from New-Jersey, l2l-iust half a full House.
 those of MT. Brown of N Y, deaa, and Mcssrs. Cor win of Ohio and Siorrs of G. resigned Messrs. Gran. ger of N. Y- Lawrence of MusS, Wise of Va, An derson and & Williams of Ky, Aere absent from the House, mainly by ndisansilioG;-Te'o- Yorker.
 :, we nuxe srf.uiued from making any remarks on cial shape. We have now fsa4 it with naroNs o nnd It much stronger and more oec ionable than we had previously supposed. The pancipa provisions of iu ne z, o , eGe me appointment ot tie officers exclusive oehaIe. They are to be appointtd for seven years unless sooner removed. They are to give such secu- rty as the Treasurer thinks sufficient. The Secreta. ry of the Treasury has the powetto draw all monies rom one place to another, at his will and pleasure Tn tacf the whole of the country are under the e@ntpol @ o the President or his Secretary Ifhere are ~oouoouOO or any other sum wing at New York can be ordered at an hours notice to Charleston. Boston, New Orleans, or any other point; it may be sh!ted from day to day to suit the whm or caprice of the Secretary. So long as the Government are in debt, and have no money on hand. inc conn,rv can. not icel any serlous effects but if there should be season ot prosperity, and the Government be possess su o1 'nlriy or forty millions, It would unqucsonaby break any bank or large portion of them Forlu. nateiy the receipts into the Treasury by this law are After soh June, ls4o IA in specie, s4 in specie bills
 . gun lS4l l-2 m specie, l-2 in specie bills
 :. Sh Soih !S4S, 5,4 Tn specie, IA in specie bills
 .r, 3oth ]" ls43, all specis. ms coming year, Ihe payhenls, it will be seen from land, customs, and any ming else are to be three tourhs specie bills The operation of the Law will moi be fully felt t June lS43 although next year and the year atter will be nearly Halter lS43, the Gov. them from accommodating and ioarding up all, or near !y all the specie of the country. The credit system must mus, inevitably come to an end. Banks would be caed d on G TOT every dollar they possess and in urn out It IS impossible to predict what the operations of the law will he, but to our feeble judgment it must be most fatal to the commercia and mercantile concerns ot the communy.-N. y. Express.
 VlLLAlNOUS ORGERY-SIIAMEF PROS ,, .IITUTlON OF THE PRESS. Most o1 the Loco Foco papers in this and the other " "Aig Sccret Circulor" of nearly half column in length, purporting to have been issued by the Ohio ths Mhng wentfal 11m%lttee and having appended it tended Nhlg Circular details plan ol political man. agenlent utterly unworthy of honorable men, and is hled With unworthy and despicable suggestions. It CATION by the Loco Foccs, fer the purpose of aidna their rotten and sinking cause. Read the foiowins winch we copy from the Columbus State Journal
 ACARD.
 The Harrison and Reform State Central Commit tee nave learned that printed circular, purporng to nave Peen issued by said Committee, headed,
 CIRCULAR i-PRIvATE AND CONFIDENTIAL" Signed and dated as follows:
 |" By order of the Central Committee n. ALFRED KELLEY, Chairman Columbus, May l9, lS4O. Has been forwarded by mail, to persons in various parts or the Stae through the post office in this city hs pretended circular seen nor heard of 6y any member of the committee until copy was | forwarded to us from Dayton and we the members of the committee now in Columbus, declare to be a base forgery.
 ALFRED KELLEY,
 N. M. MILLER,
 JOHN W. ANDREWS,
 LEWIS HEYL,
 LINE STARLING, Jr. ROBERT NEIL. Columbus, May g, le40. Desperate indeed must that faction be which is compelled to resort to base forgery for it's support The honest portion of the Administration party will blush with shame for such deed perpetrated by | don them! Will they not say that if these are the means you use, we must wash our hands of their sup port by leaving so corrupt a party.
 We wait to see whether the State Eagle, and oth l CT Loco Foeo papers in this State, who have publish ed this shameless and pitiful forgery, will correct their statements and give tkeir readers the Truth.
 Haryord Patriot
 It appears that the cream of inc whole Administra- ton doctrine Is found in the following extract quoted from the speech of MT. Tappan in rhe United States Senate. Mir. Tappan is ardent friend of the Pres dent, and trusted advocate among the pseudo Dem- ocrats of his Court. 1.-THE PRICE OF LABOR IS ENTIRELY TOO HTeH. The | lGborcr n his country ctord tO pork for ELEVEN PENCE DAY, and he hard money systeM triu bring ges dOwn 10 hhat sum. Wheat BiH also doDn TO 1 SIXTEEN CENTS BUsHEI, aud euery thing slse in pro- portion This $ he hest tariff you can haup aud fhe only that enable e nlanuf facturer conpefe lciM Engi0nd. TIE SUB-TREHsURY WILL EFFECT 1 BOTH oBJEcTs-if wiH put down Me hanks, aud BRING WAGES AND EVERY THING ELSE DOWN."
 More seceders from the Sub. 7reusury--Tsaac Dyer and forty-two other Van Buren men of Baldwin and [ Al .I-