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In The MiSSippian ofthe 18Th inst, we fad an
extract from the POntot0c Tribune, in relation to
the bank indebtedness Of some of the bond paving


democrats wish comments by the editor. There


is some difference between a repudiatoT who has


borrowed from the bank, and bond payer who


has received accommodations from The same


source. No person would attempt TO cast cen


sure upon a man because he had borrowed mon


ev from bank; repudating the debt, as well as


the bonds issued To furnish money for the borrow


erS is what is reprehenSibe.


Some of The Tepudialing press are striving TO
make political capital out OF the bankrupt law;
aud among them some who are themselves
certified bankruptS." We consider those bank
ruptS who gave up all theiI property, 4nd COM
menced the world anew, with the determination
10 pay their honest debts soon as they are able
10 be as honest as ang persons in the community,
and much more honest than those who owe mon
| ey aud will not pay ii. Men who owe and never
4 pay, are generally the first 10 attempt 10 make
political capital out of the bankrupt law. If the
I MissiSsppian make any thing out of this
/ Guerilla warfare" we shall be happy to see
it, S0utbrOH.