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Repeai.-The democratic papers in every quarter of the Union join in the cry of repeal in reference to the proposed bank The people sustain the cry Not less than twelve to fifteen thousand according tc the New Era, joined in the assertion of this doctrine at the late meeting in New York City.

 1.-the whigs go now, and make bank, and any of citizens choose to subscribe to the stock, they cannot afterwards complain, in reference to repeal that they'had not fair warning. Being notified ol the extent to repeal,th win take their stock under the implied understanding that the bank is to be re. pealed, whenever the people will it.

 Some profess to be mortified at the idea of repeal ing charter. But they have no horror at the idea of enslavng the whole people for thirty, fifty, or hundred years, by any thing which majority of a Congress elected by false pretences please to put in to bill to which they give the name of charter- The rights of the few are always sacred with such persons, but the rights of many are nothing in their eyes.

 There will be no constitutional. question in the way.

 It is believed by many of our best urists, that the provisions of the U. s. Constitution, that no state shall pass law violating the obligations of contracts is not applicable to the of charters Iftis, our liberties are not very secure. But however this may be, the clause in question does not apply to the Uni ted States, as a whole. The action of a Congress in repeal, can therefore be in no way affected by it.-Pennsylvanian.