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should refuse to pay his debts till hs ncshbors are

 IS well able to pay he is, would have some hard

 names applied ta him, besides some legal papeis

 served upon him. He woud be told that his o"u notes ought 10 be paid by himself, without regard to the ability willingness of othefpeople to pay iher notes; and he would be laughed at fl he argued sefl- ously that nobody ought to pay m every body Is w'l- ling to pay. Yet, such is, in effect, the answer ol the Banks in the middle States, to the demands upon them for payment of their debts. As soon as every body else Is ready, they will be. The public is' we think getting tired of these promises and will hesn' before long 10 make Banks stand alone, II they can