DEFIANCE OF LAW
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When the specie Circular was repealed Mr..
Biddle saw, "what he had not seen BEFORE
the way to resumption. But he did not resume
In the defeat of the Sub-Treasury the gentle
mans eyes will be opened to see again. Blu,
will he resume? If Mr.. Bidde is able to re-
sumo and will not, what is his character2 If he
is willing to resume and not able, what are his
merits?


The following from the Harrisburg Reporter.
may throw some light upon this subject.


The tenth section of the law chartering the
Bank of the United States enacts that the said
Bank shall make, to the Auditor General,
monthly returns of its condition. showing the de-
tails of its operations" Sc. 1t is well known
that during the last year the Bank in violation
of this solemn provision of the law, failed, for
several months, to make any returns. The
Bank is playing the same game at this time
We applied at the Office of the Auditor General
yesterday for certified copies of the statements of
the Bank, for the months of April and May, and
were informed that they had not been receiued
The reason is obvious. The Bank of the Unit
ed States, knowing its condition, is determined
to keep of'a resupmtion of specie payments to the
last possible moment, and Notwithstanding its
boastsd accumulation OF specie, 1t shuns an in
resttgGtion its Affairs.