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Erchanges.-lt was part of the coIlser tive system of the Wings, to rely upon United States Bank to regulate exchanges tween different cities of the Union, and vi foreign countries. If we may be permit to infer the signifcation applied by the VIM to this word reguldte, from the praci which they approved and applauded, should say it meant that the United SuI Bank be authorized to monopolize all foreign and domestic exchanges in the had of Mr. Riddle, to fix any rate of discount premium that pleased him, and to give drafts for promissory notes to those of favorites whom he was most desirous obliging; to throw out all paper offered Democrats, and to place all Democrats, fr| Portland, in Maine, to New Orleans, uD| the ban of prescription, so far as they co be reached by the power of the bank. opposing his tyrannical measures and ilt schemes, Mir. Riddle called the Democr7 with General Jackson at their head, radic3 agrarians, destructives. The sequel is knof Riddle and his United States Bank would now have sunk into utter oblivion, but for efforts of Mir. Clay and the Whig Conser tives to revive them and keep them bda the eyes of mankind; and one reasona the principal one, alleged by that great Ca servative, is the necessity of having cent moneyed power~to regulate exchanges. what is the conclusion drawn from the hse of exchanges? We have known exchan between New Orleans and the Northern E ties, whilst the United States Bank of Pez sylvania was in full and (according to dle's own declaration) prosperous ops tion, to vary from five to twenty-five X centum. And what is the rate of excbaN at the present moment, when there is no ted States Bank, and when the local hf1 here, with two or three exceptions, are deeD7 so utterly worthless that no man will chase bill from them3. What are changes now, when they are in their nan state, (as they ought ever to be- withoul tificial regulations, and depending in movements solely on the uncontrolled c@! oftrade They are lower, more equal, ap what IS more important than any thing to those engaged in trade-they are stts and more permanent in their range of than ever they were before. But conpp to what they were in the last years d United States Bank, when they were regup by that institution, the difference is striking. The premium between th's and New York was the sum of the disc on our bank paper, added to the prohss acted by the shaving banks; the whos some instances, amounting to thirty per What is their condition now?

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