Banks mud Bank Clerks.
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he Editor or Zhe n1bNfe:


am clerk in a Counting house In this City, and have
charge OF the Cash and Banking department epeed'.-
As matter of course my employers at times in the
habit of borrowing money al the Banks Now the most
gross and stupid have frequently occurred In the
overcharge Discount W is of course my dsfy TO detect
an oreay2e OF his iad always) at the Bank with which
our house business As am extremely wachul and
cautious the of my empoyers, from the fast
above related constrained TO believe that the Banks
do not universally much attend to her Interests, In the
selection of their Officers would seem to be the duty of
such Institutions do which only be sustained by In
trst In the referred to above II is evident there Is
no csck the blunders OF the Discount Officer but the
Merchants Clerk, and he being only paid BY the Merchant
OF course looks his Interest erciiry. Suppose then
that said Discount Officer sometimes makes the
opposite side of the balance (not an impossiby BY the
way,) who shall, does right the Bank This Inquiry
suggests another which IS in fact my only object In ad
dressing you Would be much less expensive and far
more honorable Bank Directors while choosing Officers
for such an institution such persons only,
known to be competent accountants and whose habits are


fixed .nI urnpeachaSe. than the practice in vogue
which is TO the besgary stipend instead Of the
pay 10 the ms,Ib OF the A CLERK


