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ton was effected January l lSii. The rot ten concern had, however, less strength than even its doctors supposed. 1tcould not, with the most prodigious efforts, not even by sad ding the other banks with S7000,000 of its post notes, be made to hold out the so days. It staggered on until the strength of its sup porters was exhausted, when itfell, carrying with 1t the reputation of all connected with It. There il lays, amid the desolation it has created, surrounded by bankrupt States, and dishonored public faith, corrupt and fester- ing mass, foul ulcer on the national char acter

 Such is the brief history of the late Bank ot the United States. At the present time 1t IS full of interest and importance The Whig party is again plucking up courage, and making bold to put forward the estah- lishment Of another bank, as among it's lead- ing measures. The old bank, therefore, must not be permitted to sink into oblivion. Its crimes, it's monstrous deeds of wicked ness, its depredations upon private and pub lic virtue, must not be forgotten. They were part of the system, and will always be the incidents of any similar institution They must be held up before the people, as a bea- con to admonish them of the dangers and perls of establishing another institution of a similar nature. The light of experience is the safest guide, and we should not suffer it to be dimmed or quenched Let the nation now and forever avoid the curse of a National bank, and to this end, let the first advances of its friends be met by signal and decided febuke.