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In this table the amount of bank paper in circua- tion in 1880 is represented to have been $6l s9S In l6S6 140, ,301 ,03S In 1887 l49, 1855 ,S90

 The increase Of the paper circulation from 1880 to 1887, (which period includes the last five years of the operstions of the United States Bank under its charter by Congress,) was within a fraction of one the population business, trade, industry, the real bsssss wants of the country for money, increased in ssch ratio during this periodg No, air, Why, then, this extraordinary increase in the amount of bank-paper in circulationl Could it have resulted from any other than motives of speculation cupidy, asarice, ambition, and recklessness3 And was 1t nof under the authority under the ead-ay, sir,