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FRutTs or BANKiNe.-The debts of the States and cities, created mostly, between the years 1885 and 1889, during the rage of the great banking fe- yer. amount to about $25o,ooo,o0o. Of this enor- nous sum, about $So,0oo,OoO are liabilities and stock of that fallen monster the late United States Bank. And about $20o,Oo0,O00 of the entire amount is due to the British Government, and Eng fish Companies Besides, the indebtedness of pri- yate individuals. created during the banking mania, is probably, over and above what was paid by the easy operation of the Yhig Bankrupt .4ct, equal to, or greater than the debts of the States and Corpora tions, Such has been, and ever will be, the fruits of banking including National, State and lndlvidu- al Banking. And yet the Wings are labonng' m this canvass, to establish power an administration that will put on foot scheme of Banking larger and more ruinous in the end, than the one that has been preying upon the vitals of the country ior years past, and which has involved the States aad the people in such hopeless indebtedness