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the finances Q! the nation were placed on The
most solid foundation"


II this report of Mr.. NcDufie te sus
tanned by facts.-and re confidently appeal
TO all cote mPoraneous authority for is truth
then our readers will see how perfectly il
answered The end for v hich it was intended.
as expressed in the resolution of Congress Of
9lh August, 1880 viz 80 establish the
public credit"


In Cur next number we Will continue to
trace The history of the Bank. and ineiden-
tally notice the objection to lis Constitution
ality, which is derived from the refusal of
the Convention to confer en- Congress the
general power to grant charters ol incorPo.
ration.