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 The Deposite Bank system is beginning to develope itself. The country is on the verge af tremendous revoluton--in public feeling and opinion. Since the Deposites, by the advlec of Martin Van Buren, were removed from the Bank ofthe United States, they have gone on increasing until they amount to the enormous sum of thasy-tbree sli5Bions of dot- tars. Now, whore is this monoy--the pro- psrty of the people of the United states! It has been placed in different Banks--and in the vaults of those Banks (so 1t appears by the documents,l ! there are about len mitlioas of specie to pay them with, while their lia- billties amount to seyenty-seven millions. Suppose then that the Secretary of the Trea- sury calls them in. Nearly every Bank in the country must break. The monsy has been loaned out to every body--and. instead of being safa, is no where. The Treasury ought soon to contain fifty millions of dollars more specie than there Is m the United States. What will be the consesuencel The Banks must break-and the public money be nearly all lost. Van Buren is quaking at 1t now. The crash will render him the. m ost unpopular man in the country. BanlsSng has become great bubbla--it will soon barst-- and the public moneys where will they be- Loaned out to bankrupts by bankrupt banks ST ,000,0 habiiuies--Slo,0G0, ,0C0 specie -s@,o ,o0O deposites.!