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Er, ,h;s ,ahle ,ve ,,erceiye that the annual ayer- age amount of paper which this bank was enabled 10 keen in circulation during the five years ending wh the year 1921, which was the first i've years or guar ter of it's existence, amounted to $4,SS4,ipp 4' Annual average amount for the hve years .o

 ending with 1926, the second quarter 6,O26,O09 6O Annual average amount during the i've

 years ending with 1881, the third

 0,tarter II ,oSO,4JU cV Annaa average amount during the five

 years terminating with its na-

 fional charter in 1886, the last quar-

 ter of it's existence lS,0S5,oo' oo

 1t s due to the country, and most especially to that large and respectable proportion of the people who honestly believe that national bank ought to be es- tablished, with view to the regulation of the eur rency, that the manner in which the powers of this asttut,on were exercised that end, as exhibited by this table, should be thoroughly understood The different items of this table were taken From the quar- tery returns made by the bank to the Treasury De- pariment under tho acquisitions of It's charter; and from it we perceive that the annual average amount of the issued and kept in circulation during the last quarter of it's existence under it's national char ter was than four hundredper cent greater than the annual average amount issued and kept in eIreu- iatiou during the first quarter. in the proportion of Sl9 699 507 994 ,l66; and that the same amount was more than three hundred per cent greater than the annual average amount during the second quarter, or in the proportion of l9 ,699 5O7 to OPS ,059 and sezriy one huxdyed per eenf greater than he annual average of the third quarter in the proportion of SIS, ,699 ,507 to $ll ,896 .43O.

 Sir, will 1t be dcnied-een il be denied-tbat the extraordinary increase in the amount of the paper throwa into circulation by this bank during the last

 five years of it's existence under it's national charter was the cxuse-ths great first controlling cause of the extraordinary expansion that took place in the bank note circulation of the cauntry in the year lS36!-an effect which most erroneousiy attributed to the measures of General Jackson's administrations

 In order that full view of the whole truth may be taken beg leave to refer to another table in the same document headed "A condensed statement of she eondtion at different periods, of all the basks in fie unifed Statea o U.