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do not desire to be considered intrusive, but beg leave to ask question or two, to Billy 1rimblc, good whig, and chairman of one of the bank committees of the last Legislature.

 lst Why is it that you condemn Col. Se- vier for retaining $l4,000, the amount of his stock in the Real Estate Bank, and make an apology for your whig friend, Jas. DeBaun, who was also commissioner to deliver over POO state bonds, sold to the War Department, when he retained S9,500 of the capital of the State Bank, and which was repaid in Slate Bank paper, and all this accommodation was extended to James DeBaun before the bank went into operation.

 l will thank friend Billy, or any of those gentlemen members who voted to censure Col Sevier and to 1chitewash DeBaun's case, to give to the public any substantial difference in the two cases, and wherein one was de- structive to the interest of the State, and the other was so advantageous as to render it necessary to achiteuash all the parties to the transaction.

 After this matter is settled, have few more whig cases to attend to.

 ONE WHO KNOWS.