Bank Loans and Bank Circu-

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The advocates of BaDks and paper money from :heir general mode of sr> guing seem 10 think that bank loans are the very breath in the nosirils of trade

 and that without paper money trade would have neither local habitation nor name. h their eogerness to ac- complish their own ends, and to prop mp their own personal interest, they are ut> terly blind 10 he history of the past, and seem perfectly willing 10 forgertiiat the mass have any rights. Their arguments would lead one to suppose that they be.

 ieved that governments were made merely 10 charter banks, and that the increase of narer money necessarily in