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they know, from the great intercourse of the people, this very arrangement will forever meet wants thSt must be supplied at a sacri- fee, and then ask himself, if such system can have the sanction of Government pro fessing to be just and honest? To us, the very idea is ntolerabe So long as the Bank has the right to demand zuhat they Eiea8e, and are perhaps only restrained by their own interest from it's eHcrci"e, Q" ,n nther words, are not quite so foolish as the boy who ripped open hls goose for aU her golden eggs at once, the currency of the country is neither ''un;f,rm nor sound" We are at the mercy of mon ster, whose sagacity is its conscience, and re- gulates its appettes, not so much by the quantity as the ccnstancy of it's gorges. But ofall the evidences selected in proof of the forbearance of the Bank, this is not cnly the most unfortunate, but certainly the most de- lusive, and but single thought will convince the most slleptical. Ifthis half per cent. was all the Bank got for it's accommodation, is there any folly so great as to believe it would accept and exercise it's Charteri Would it transact all the drawing of this immense em- pire, for this premium alone? No one be- lcvcs it. The mind naturally looks abroad for the reason of this great accommodation, and is the more curious on this subject, as it recollects that a Bank was never known to do favor, even from the most sickly sentiment of lberality. But the mystery is all cleared up, when it is remembered, that connected with their own immense capital, by which control all the monied transactions of this extensive country, and wielded as it is, in every manner in which an artful monopo- ly can employ it, to their incalculable advan- tage, they have the full benefit of twenty five millions more of the public money. Well may they accommodate the people with so small discount as one her cent. when it is done with the peoples own money, drawn into their vaults through the ever-aching pas sage of ofGovernment burthens. Who would not sell and buy his o7un notes at one per cent. if he were furnished with the money for mo- thing' Oh! astonishing moderation! Amaz- ing forbearancel