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United States Bank.-It is reflection culiarly gratifying to every lover of country, that, whatever may be the resul the next presidential election, no moaI bank can ever again receive the sancton| Congress. Whether Calhoun, Van Bud or any other prominent democrat, or e| Clay himself, be elected, the result will the same; for the twenty-eighth Congrl will not charter such an institution d before it's term is expired the people \ learn that no such an institution is need The people have at present all the secuI they need in the House of Representaii| which would, for time at least, effectal check any scheme bank Executive mil propose. In '45, we shall be able to redl the Senate, which, in its turn, would be ! to sentinel the peoples rights, should Wings, by any mconceivable means, sued in the election of Clay, and in revolui| izing the House before his official term sI have expired.

 But there is no danger of this. The w| of the magician has lost its enchantmA Like other clients, the bank fabric lost isl torneys when it lost its power to pay; d now that its rotteness has been exposed a most shameful failure, it no longer stl on the blind confidence of a deluded beol Though we have had but a year or two'sl perience without bank, even now we shC| pity any orator who would undertake to u| again upon us the exploded monster, oran it's whelps. Let us fancy him now upon| rostrum. Fellow-citizens,n says he, al must have a bank,-we cannot get aI without it.'' The response comes upf1 the forum-sSlr, we hdce got along wiihd it, and we defy you to point to any y| during the existence of the late bank, vi we got along so we'll"

 But our monies cannot be safely H without lt.o s.Slr;- we never lost centi the Independent Treasury"

 But we want something to regulate 4 currency.o Sir, the currency was nal SC regular under bank regime as now

 But the exchanges must be regulaed "Slr, we want no more of your national ban regulation. The rates of exchange are sta dler and lower now than ever before.o

 But we-nxst hare bank" "Slr, do not want a bank, nor will we have 1t [

 Such, Mr. Orator, is your reception a' Two more years of experience, and ya mightsas well advocate an absolute mons chy, or State Religion, as a National bap Your arguments are sadly at loggerhea1' with well attested facts-facts which not OHl show the absolute inutility of bank, also its pernicious influence on the busna and prosperity of the country.

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