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the bank and suspend business until the (selected for their pledges to the banlx) would have given them leave to re- new operations. Had the bank submitted to this, she would have forfeited her char acter: thousands on thousands of our citi- zoiis would have been ruined !3yy 3y SC sudden and unexpected blow and all because the committee did not choose to walk two squares to the banking house. The annals of faction, dark as they are, cannot afford a parallel for Q course so unreasonable, so unjust, so ridiculous. -

 The following resolution had been pfeyi- ously adopted. It is really pity that these agents had not the power of the Spanish h. quisition, as they appear to possess all the feelings and disposition of its ministers.

 s.Resolped, That the President and diree- tors of the bank be requested to furnish the committee with copies of all correspondence between the President of the bank, or any of it's officers, with members of Congress, or of unanswered letters received from any ofthem, since the first day of July, 1892, touching the renewal of the Charter of the Bank, the removal or restoration of the pub- lie deposites, or touching the business transactions of such members with the bank

 Return Of the Boak Gona,ittee.-We are not in the least surprised, to hear that the honorable Committee of the House of Re- presentatives have returned to Washington to relate their misadventure. Indeed, we were prepared to expect them back, from the moment VIC heard the well defined ru- mors of the previous acquisitions of the Committee addressed to the President and Directors of the bank acquisitions winch, under existing circumstances, the Commit tee had no riight to expect to be compiled with. Having made them, however, and had them refused. 1t seems to have been pretty much a matter of course that the Committee should return and report its fail. ure to the body which created 1t.

 National !lstel.

 The President of the U. States, t is said by letters from Washington, will now issue scire taclas. Let him do it. Let the bank be brought before the legitimate tri. bunal of the country, before court and ju- ry, and she can readily obtain that justice which would never be accorded to her by packed Committee of mercenary part. zans. Let the President of the U. States appeal to the Courts, and we venture the prediction that Bank Stocks will rise like z balloon.-La. Jour.