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AO infinite deal of anger, activity and denuncia,on has been exhausted in the interior relative frauds committed on the banks, amoun.ingin all to about $9O O00 Would it not better secure the ends which is sought by them, if the public should hold meetings and determine elect insolsent to office who is largely indebted to the banks!

 In our own county, the aggregate owed by whg candidates can hardly be less than .S2oo. GOO Now suppose law were proposed in the House that the banks should go into lquidat,onthat all such debt. ors should be sued, Sc. &c. would these be apt to vote for it9 Can expect that they will take an active part in measures calculated to lessen or de- stroy their inauencs1 a1s5f

 . There is no way of reforming our State bank ex- cept through the legislature, and to make it certain there, we must send men to it who are above re. proach and temptation. Until this be done, vainly will the public camor for rsform--yainly will the press denounce corruption.