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ANEcDoTE,- The late John Rlndulpls
Roanoke, in The year 1918, when the
York Banks suspended specie payI
bad remittance of some THOUSAND


made him from England. The
ared the whole Of one Of his tolac


tnd thefunds were locked up 10 Il
of the B,nk of America! Mr.. n
was at the time in the prime Of lil
in fuIlenjoymont of unequalled popg
lie repaired to New York, and dcn.
his funds in specie. 1T cannot behhd
the prompt reply, 1T must be had,
the iaconc response Of Mr.. Randolph


The Bank was incorrisible till the succeed
ing day, when the columns Of the New
York Columbian announced by advertise.
mcnl, that that afternoon at 2 O'clock, the
Hon. John Randolph Of Roanoke, would
address the people on the subject Of Blnks
and the frauds they committed, from the
steps of tho Bankof America! 1, Il is hardly
necessary to say, that before tho hour II.
rived, every farhing demanded by n
Randolph was paid over in specie. PeGeT
burg Lnf.