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Mulfum in pdrpo.--To those who desc
crate the immortal name of Jefferson by
calling themselves his political disciples,
we recommend the following extracts. In
letter addressed to John Taylor he says


81 sincerely believe with you that bank
ing establishments are more dangerous
than standing armies; and that the prln-
cipla of spending money to be paid by pos,
terity, under the name offunding, is bu.
swindling iuturitv on large scale'--JeJ'
ferson's irorks, vol. 4,p. 277. =,
: "The system of banking we have both
equally and ever reprobated. ] contem-
plate il as a blot left in all our constitu'
iiions, which, if not covered, will end in
their destruction, which is already hit by
the gamblers in corruptioni and is sweep


ing away in its progress the fortunes anc
morals Of our citizcns.--Vol. 4,p. 274.