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the Secretary OF the Treasury He tells you the
banks have refused security Then why give TO
them the deposltes preference those that have
CONGRESS- will certainly inquire into this matter, and
secure the public money from being wed for prI-
vate purposes. The present bank expansions that
are now taking place, may have IN prospect explo-
sons like those of 81, by which the Treasury
them without security. As you are on the q,l pUe,
and the first to sound the alarm of an approaching
storm in the money market YOU would do well 10
anayse the data given in the foregoing paragraphs
and show to the country the ruin and danger that
stare them in the face, from the loose and unsafe
mode IN which the public money is deposited -
Rich men are not above temptation, much less those
who have nothing but an official salary to support
large family with and who are sedon or never
known 10 pay their debts


The democratic Senators met in caucus to-day al
the CAPITOL and nominated the following persons
VIZ Judge Sturges. of Georgia, tor clerk f. Beae,
Tor sergeant-ai-arms; and Col. Salisbury, of Penn
sylvanla, Tor door keeper.