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The last Register, in an attempt to controvert
position, that the "country is prosperous, the
exchanges moderate, &C." says the Exchange be-
tween New York and Natchez "a and other like
points, is from 10 to 80 per cent We suppose
the Register will consider his brother whig" Edi-
tor of the New York Evening Star as good autho-
rity in this matter That paper of the 18th of the
present month, puts down the Exchange at New
York on Natchez at to 10 per cent discount
Whether the Register has talked to "suit his pur-
pose" or not we shall not pretend to say-perhaps
he knows better about the Exchanges than the peo-
pie of New York; /; especially when it is important
to give them political rise or fall.


But the Register has omitted to mention that
during the eristence of the United States Bank.
the Exchanges at New York on Natchez, was at
10 to is per cent discount, and at some other like
POINTS, much as 80 to 4O If the Mississippi or
any other Banks refuse to pay specie, they must
expect that the Exchanges viii be against them
and no National Bank can prevent il.


We should be glad if the Register would publish
the rate of Domestic Exchanges, as they are at the
present time, and as they a0ere during the National
Bank Dynasty. If he will do this, not another
word need be said the ubject of National Bank