From The Statesman.
WHY THEY REPUDlATE.
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Below will be found the liability of some
SS.ouF"eading repudiators to the Union bank
we have compiled it principally from the
legislative report made in lS40. We give
Ae amount which these men have obtained
"' themselves and their friends. while the
Osnk was grinding" Some portion OF
Snos' S.'nos' every mans liability has doubtless
'eea paid oil since. But every man whose
"aae IS here inserted. still Oa1es The bank.


About 1000 notes and bills Of exchange
we're discounted BY the Union bank.


None olthese mates had less than three
sa'hes upon them. and great many had
A1S Say they would average four names
~ each note. This would be $4,000 per-
sons who obtained loans Reduce this
@u'hoeF one hall. for the same names being
y aiferent notes. and il would leave $4,000
,Asn who obtained accommodation from the
1aS' l. Is estimated BY men familiar with
y business, that not more than one fourth
S.sne notes which were presented to the
ssak were discounted. This would make
''VoV relccted notes say with three