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At par the whole value of the Bank Stock held in these four States is only 6l 800 dollars! and held !by 43 persons Is this circumstance that warrants Ia conclusion that these States will be in favor of the .charter?

 At St. Louis, in Missouri, an office was estabsh- led short time since and in December the debt was upwards of $460000; from the list published it

 does not appear that there share of Stock held lin that State Now in the name of common sense,

 lean it be reasonably expected that affairs will bel 3wel managed by those who have little or no inter- lest in their success It not pretended that all tha Directors should be large Stockholders but Direc !tor should have some interest in the Bank. Make 3up Direction with persons who have no interest in |the Bank, and the whole management falls into the hands of the President and Cashier for the time be- ling who may and will use it for purposes than

 one. It has appeared of late to be the policy of the

 Mother Bank to increase the number of its offices: Ethe wisdom of this policy may be well doubted, more Respectfully after the declaration of te President of 1.-the United States more than once made. fby ma fixing more debtors the Directors ofthe Parent Bank Respect to increase the number of parzans, the

 sure is not commendable the object will prove faa- 2cious most certainly The writer of these remarks fs as they will show plain citizen not opposed to ssthe Bank of the United States but one who thinks Ea Bank constitutional and expedient to the conduct King the fiscal concerns of the nation; but he is one Ewho not to be deuded by plausible statements and sreports and will not shut his eyes upon misconduct Eor mismanagement, and will only at this time add GRAVIORA MANENT