Total,

$4,000
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Now, we were always told that Dem
ocrats loved economy, and by reference to
the above list it will be seen what is
meant by Democratic economy. 1t means,
as their acts demonstrate, nothing else,
but the extravaganza of a spendthrift, or
the thoughtless prodigality Of a swinder
with his pockets filled TO overhowing with
other peoples money. Let the hard work
ing man reflect upon the above salaries,
and ask himself in what particular items
dwell their claims TO economy? Let him
ask himself, how many years hard labor
will yield him as much as these bloated
anti-Bank, Democrats receive for the short
space Of a year? "Earn thy bread by the
sweat of thy brow" has been the watch
word Of the Party, for some time past; and
yet we behold them now gorging them
selves with the most enormous salaries
"Dewn with the Banks, monopolies, &c.
has been gittering upon the Loco-Aag in
every quarter of the Union; but so soon as
the golden lure fell upon their vision, SO
soon as an opportunity appeared of tatten-
ing themselves out ofthe vaults of Bank,
their avarce banished their patriotism,
they struck their colours,- ,--and are now
roting in the excesses Of shameful prod
igality, and reaping fortunes out of those
very institutions they so loudly reprobate.
The Democrats are endowed with a sur
prising capacity for getting into fat Offices


Their mouths also have peculiar power
Of swelling the echo and reverberation Of
those numberless curses against Banks
that receive utterance therein; but their
hands and pockets possess such an aston
ishing aptitude for seizing and receiving
the "spoils" of those institutions, that their
curses fall powerless beneath their almost
supernatural endowments Of their modest
ly Democratic hands and pockets. We
have remarkable instance of the digni-
fed attributes Of democratic hands and
pockets, illustrated by the Columbus re-
ceiver. He was one of that clan that
preached up economy, and the corrupting
effects of the officers Of the General Gov.
ernment, and specializing out of the public
moneys. This Democrat, however, be-
came possessed of a large amount of mo
ney; and, in spite Of his stern political in
tegrity, moved, seduced, and instigated BY
the wonderful capacities of his pocket anC
hands, he inVolHntarily seized an immense
amount Of the peoples money. and is now
de(aulter to the tune of $60,000. Gen
ius of Boyd! Thou almost persuadest
me, TO be Democrat!


But to the subject. We regret sincere
ly that such extravagant salaries have
been affixed to the offices of the Union
Bank. We hear many complaints, and
many ofour best planters will have moth
ing to do with an institution governed by
such loose doctrines of Economy. We
can only say, that we are sorry TO see ii,
and give the same advice that we have