Il For n vivid account Of the mighty fetnPe
nrce Reform ireland, see Last fnSe- :,
TFor n cheering account OF our s'a'e S
and other EuteIIi.en see First rage.
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with cOmpacencv out anticipates III tie
ybr party a, natural consequence the other disposed
- deyour Mr. Tyler and says many things which cooler
moment he will reconsider Yet publish both nearly
~ bey were written as indicative of the of things
Washington.


Congress has now Mr. Clay suggested done its own
duty according to its own judgement and passed Bank
bill The Presidents if he has insurrnoun'-
able objections any of this BILL let consider
1fcra calmly and dispassonaely Let all keep cooex-
ercise tolerance apd firmly resolve that the Wig ascendancy
shall be maintained achieved by candia CSIoS
party allowing dissent particular questions If the CHI
sis s me, in this spirit difficulties will be safely and
happily vanqushed.


TIE CusroM-HousE IsvEsrIcATIos will probably be
brought n close this week. Mr.. Swartwou has been eX-


ined and understood have demonstrated that large
portion Of the defacation charged upon him in
truth belongs others He involved himself by specula-
lions used the Public Money got deeper in the mre
general depreciation of property cnsued he could not real
ize pay his Indebtedness the Government and in the
midst Of it he superseded His troubles came thick
upon him. and he induced abscond when all the at
ercss ascaites of the whole gapg upon him,
making him a deinulter to the of a Million and
Quarter Of Dollars We understand that his actual de-
fault was about $40O O00 and that the Government has





ly pay great part Of it.


Mr. Jesse Hoyt understand, is likely to find himself
in u fix but he i. calm a morning. The appa-
rent balance against him the Treasury books stated
$6G0OO but he dsposes of this very neatly by charging
tie Government per cent. all the Pnblc
Money disJsed by HIM practical Sub Treasurer up
the Receiver General appointed In other words,
EIoyt whose lawful euoumens some $4,000 per
he pihl bv ie
10 whom the Government gave drafts him instead of pay
ing il into depository having the of the money
time and only charged the Government per cent on the
500 600 900 so dsbursed Jesse will die Of odcsty this
rate If he will improve his bid to five per cent, his
commission will amount TO the comfortable of 900,
and the bnlance due him to $4,000, instead of beggay
$40 900 only We only charge HIM $4,000 for the
gestion SO the proceeds will be S79O,OOO


~ At the rate of Hoyts charges the amount due by tie
Government to dead National Banks for dsbursing
lis funds would be worth looking aftcr-ul $4,000 000-
But they ouhed in barbarous age before thu science Of
naHce had been boug its present perfection and did
the whole business without charging cent for it, But the
Experiment and the ub-Trea.ury have upset all this.


%" The Albany Regency's General Commee-John
Van Buren, Chirmun-has called public meeting of their
followers at Capitol evening, inviting all who
0t dhfteS, ue all
qosed to National Debt tsrkcs that the Albany Loco
Focos must have less than average gumplon swallow this
dose After Van Buren, has the Revenue down from


over Thirty Millions under Fifteen, spent Thirty Millions
in four years above the income and got debt from Eight
10 Twelve Millions rather tough hear his and his
followers against the Wings both because the debt
exists and because propose tax TO pay 1t OFF 1t would
bc hard enough if they assalcd of these
but TO both because they left debt and because
rry to pay is carrying the joke out of the window


W One of the very best treatses we have seen on Curre
y and Banking Just been published 10y the Harpers 1t
ia very thin volume entitled Remarks Usury and its
Effects: A National Bank Remedy, in Letter, Nc. by
Whehook." The sophistry of the Journal OF Commerce
school is completely rdded by simple exhibition OF few


an uadenae facts which show that the tendency o our
nreguated State Bank System successive expansions
and contractons and unlimited Uuy, and that National
Bank the only efficient remedy for these evils We know
nothing of the author of tins little work. but wish could
i, laid before every the Union You might then
scatter Herald Money Reports and Journal of Commerce
aophs,rv as thick as the frogs Of Egypt and the Country
,yod nevertheless rise in unanimous call for National
Bank.


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