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 ; INTERPRETING IMPORTATION FOR STocKHoLp- ERs.--lt is stated, on responsible authority, by writer in the Pennsylvania, that millions of dollars of the suspended debt sf the United States Bank, occupying nine folio pages of the ledger, con ssts of loans to active and prominent Federal whigs, duringhe last few years and some of them recent ly 1899 and lS4O.

 To Thomas l.. McKenncy, there is charged the enormous sum of two hundred and fifty thousand dol lars!

 To Daniel Webster the small sum of one hundred and ten thousand dollars, 2S, 900 of which drafts in 1889 and 40. To John s. Riddle, the moderate sum of one hun dfed thousand dollars! And to politicians in general of the Federal pars.. an :...--~ of for te hate and former Presidential elections, tii sacrificing the money of the widow and orphans tt promote political success al the polls.

 This suspension debt includes, we presume, tho 605 7S0 dollars loaned members of Congress ,fo the purpose of bribery in 1880, 3l '32, 3S and '34 It is stated that some of the persons to whom these immense loaned, being sued have filed af 6davts swearing that they paid the bank in services meaning thereby political services, voting as. thu bank directed and eectioneering and bribing tn, people.

 There is only one thing more that the public sl,ou, insist upon-that is, the full, specific exposure 0 every purpose to which this suspended debt wa applied and the criminal prosecution of every frau dulent officer ofthe bank-Nick Riddle first.