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ftf't Ntto AdAH EEud tile banner Mftt rnInpna- Der that some time since he abored hard ta create the impression, that the money of the Real Estate Bank, had been used ny Messrs. NEWTON and PIKE. to pay the expenses of the Whig convention, which Was called in this city, last January.

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 In inc article ere alluded to- we presented train of circumstances which went to shey, very conclu- sively, that Messrs NEWTON and PIKu had the mofire, the opporajy, and free access 10 tae mems. for committing the act mentioned above; and then that the act aoos commaied It was farther evident, from the circumstances that they were not reslfain ed, from committing it. by principle. And We still farther cited inc magniucent example which had been set them by Nicholas Riddle and the United States Bank One person. of common sense, was as to draw an inference from these eireum- stances, as another We, therefore left 1t with our readers 1.-the editor of the Gazette, as the repre- sentative of Messrs, 8srios and Pike, is ofopinion that the inference he mentions is the true one he is welcome to make-it--aad b mabc ihe most of fH-- and Pike individually, or to the Bank, is not known to us nor will it be known to any one elsa except themselves, until fair and final settlement of tae business of the Real Estate Bank be made. When will that be?4 s