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distorted and unjust views of tbe n,,. which 1t abounds, will be atten693 S,s deserve. The Christian Advoeae ~ nal, and other papers publishipa tbs the protest, are respectfully reQue,tsi this note an insertion.

 New York, llth May, l84l. . OA9

 From he New York PIs5ei.- GEORGE M. DALLAS AND 4 N,7

 BANK.

 Many of the friends of Henry cl,, jecting to Mir. Dallas, because.astbs, he once voted for National BanE he was at the time and is now tbs such an institution. Now, if itB,s Mir. Dallas is friend to a Bank. in, reason why the Wings should greS support. A National Bank is onodI dinal measures of the Wings, andhgI at once cease their abuse of Mt D his advocacy of their darling sehen

 But we tell our readers that thsn more sincere opponent of a unia Bank in the country than Geo. N. .DJI is true he once voted for Bank, Jui so in compliance with the expressis of the Legislature of his Slate. Mil a Democrat, and feels himself houa the instructions of his constitaens different man from Mr. Clay, lhd instructed by the Legislature of hs 1894 to vote for Gen. Jackson for k dency; he dfsobeyed, and the col tween Adams and Clay was formed, Il made Secretary of State. Ho da| again, in l912, the almost manimOaI tions of his State Legislature, byhI vote for the repeal of the BankruFL|

 Mir. Dallas represented Penasyfal Senate of 1892 and 3. During hEi bill to extend the charter of the 3ia before Congress, and Mr. Dallas | with his instructions. That the Da| ofthe United States may become ac with the opinions of Mr. Dallas, wei following extracts from a letter ofhsl l mocratic Committee, of smithfeh,h June z, 1886, in which he refers o extending the charter and sustaiw ! of General Jackson.

 "The bill passed both Houses ofCl but met from the Roman tribune WI the Executive office, in whose eleyaa taken an active part, and from lheg rent of whose policy and spirit the D cy of America expected the wondena yation and reform he has since ac signal and overwhelming reto.o

 ..From the moment of theyeto, aea board, heretofore discreet and plaus off the mask stripped itself rapidly d| guise, and under the Aimsy prete1t \ first assailed, entered at a bound a9 buster into the arena of political sta. chief magistrate of the Union becane1 of its contumely and yindlchye \ Town meetings were convenedtoa| party. Bank banners were parallel l election ground. Official manlfestos1 arrogant and inaammatory, were sN gislation was to be oyerawed, the c timidated, the elective franchise d1f or controlled, the country regoIH1 This was a process of recharter Vha ed to prostitute the powers and to purpose Of the corporation. ltimO1 tices and pretensions utterly irec with what were wcH iaoacn 0 m been the pure objects and democHH'| pies of it's founders. It gave reaiF1 to the vivid pictures drawn in COH1 the ambitious tendencies and dansg| huences of such a moneyed agent me irresistibly back upon the pleds'| as republican Senator, had sVa| high sphere of representative duly' WITNESSED AND SHARED :, PRIDE, the manly, VIGOROUS ag) UMPTIANT RESISTANCE by T] usurpations were ENCOUNTER FINALLY PROSTRATED.n

 "But uncompromising hostility @lJ Z. which shall start from its prescn0ea strict subordination, shall venture in politics, and shall, covertly or Dp, maIly or informally, gather, eHasPsl',l) party for the attainment of its ellos' estimation, an imperative oOlsals those who desire to perpetuaie ias 7. freedom which characterize our political system.o , n,o,I

 "THE PEOPLE OF ADlEhnm,.S1|| n,.1 NEVER AGAIN INCUR THE hp'| NATIONAL BANK"

 "Providence among it's numefop dispensations, ordained this strasIs while yet enough of primitive and revolutionary energy remalnsy its issue; ata time when the walcr wl,, tenanted by one whose lofty Pals tracted unbounded confidence, Wn stern presence and indexible pu,Ip, forts of intimidation, clamor or r Olal withdrew defeated and unavalllus, "A

 Any man who will read tfsscs1 then say that Mr. Dallas was ap p'as the late Bank, or indeed any p .s say anything, and would no, o,Ia n' ,s,S his neighbours hen-roost. l ny ,.,i,,| published in our paper oi yes's .l lot| that Mr. Dallas is still oppose, g With Polk and Dallas, both unco~l z, opponents of NationalBanS, ' contest; and the result will pen G our Federal opponents that VII question of Bank forever,

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