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never regulate exchange. Examine |. as you may, and you will at last he constrain- ed to say that it provides for collecting the Revenue in Gold and Silver for the benefit of the office holders and Government con tractors, but leaves the people surrounded by that universal gloom and general dis tress that now pervades the land-and the effect of it will be that while the farmer sells his produce, and the mechanic his la bor for appreciated Bank paper, which he is compelled to take or make no sale, the office holder will be receiving his salary in GoLD & SILVER And let us ask does the office holder pay you Gold and Silver for your labor2 Far from tiff he owes the mechanic for his labor or the farmer for his produce, instead of paying him in coin, he will go the Broker and purchase the de preciated paper to pay his debt, thus saving 20, 30, and sometimes 40 per cent by the operation. We will say nothing of the in creased powers gfantad by this bill to the President in the appointment of additional oficers-nor of the expense of the peoples Government in the salaries of officers, the hire of clerks and the execution of build ings, to say nothing of the transportation of the precious metals to and from the diff ferent strong holds. But we would ask the people to examine this measure in all its bearings? see whether it is to be blessing or curse2 see whether it realizes your ex pections as raised by the praise of it's ad

 vocates. If, upon re.examination it de serves commendation, bestow tiff youl condemnation, rush to the polls and pro

 nounce the political doom of the accursed

 measure and it's projectors.