THE PEOPLE ps. orrIcE noLpERs.
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THE PEOPLE ps. OFFICE HOLDERS.

 While the business portion of the community are grooming under the distress occasoned by the late act of.he President in removing the public money from its proper places of depose, another class of men derive direct and presen. benef. from it. This is composed Of the c0ce holders under the Governmen,-the very authors of all these caiamies While the people snf. Ter, they prosper. They are swelling their already ample fortunes, and enarging their estates with the means they have SO cruelty wruDg from the hands of the snofendiag people. f ~

 It is settled principle in Polhcal economy, ,ha, scarcity of money in crenlaion always increases its va'ae while the price ofand and other articles is de. preciaed, in oader ocompor. with the exigencies of u'e eames Htheee Do given amount of merchandise 'a the market. aad gvea amour, of money in circu- 'a''on' or capable of being procused for commercial ana business 9urposes, the value of the money will regulate the price of the merchandise and conse. qaensy the rate of labor and a marketable commodi- ''es. Sapposing the circulating medium to be dimin- 'Snsd one lafin it's amount ills in the same Proper.on--lhe price of labor Is one half what ior@e''y was, and che yeue of produce is all de- prec'a.ed in the same degres-and the same amour, o' money is enhanced twice it's original value. ; We wish the intelligent lresmeR of our coun,rv ,o apply these principles ,he of pablic officers and the beaecares of public patronage, and sec how the balance s.ans with them in these times of mislor .oae and embarrassment. The soandness of the cur rsncy greatly impaired by the tate measures of the 0aef Mass'ra.e; and in consequence of it the value es peePsrty s lessened; produce has fallen, and sl conilnaes 10 aI with aslOnishne rardiy; wages have declined, aad will siill connae lO decline un,iI ,he tunes are chaRgodaRd great burdens are cas. u,,On the farmers, mechanics, merchants and NOrkinR men