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The banks of Philadelphi have held meetiD,
and determined to resume specie payments on II"
first day of August next, with the exception of NJ.
Biddle und three others; the Bank of Pennsvr.
MIA. the Bank of North America, and the Bank -
Schuylkill. The burden of Mr.. Biddle's' despotsn
has become intolerable, and all but three of Il.
most servile, have shaken of the yoke.


Is it not astonishing that the United States Bsnt
of Pennsylvania should be upheld, and Mr.. Bida.
sustained by the federal party in one of the mos,
extensive systems of swinding the world has eve,
known2 They talk of agrarian, loco-foco. and an
ply these epithets to the democratic party. tbereb
holding them up to view as the enemies of law .nJ
order But what a persevering violation Of Ian,
and contempt for the voieeof the people is exhibt.
ed here What desecraton of all moral oblos-
tons What scorn for the complaints of the in.
iured and insulted


Some will ask, how can these things be- Isl
possible that the leaders Of any party can sustain
an institution or system so fraught with Crime
Let the following table be examined and well con.
sidered by the people, and let the startling facts,
rouse them to a sense of their danger:


In the year 1880, the U. States Bank


loaned to fifty members of Congress, $192M
In 1881, to fiftY-nine members 322lgi
In 1882, to forty-four members 47876
In 1885, to 'iity-three members 374 766
In 1884, to fifty-two members 238,5@
Itpaid printers, WebbGS Noahby loan s52,975


Harding's loan 81, ,9l6
| Gales & Seaton's do So, $40


Walsh's do. 6,54l


!" Wilson's lin part1 5S8
fbarnce infees] 1,447
| LAWYER Gays fees 4O,0OO


Webster's fees and loans 5S' Don


Sergeant's 10000


Johnston's $4,000


Z" Poindexter's loom