Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

l3ers; IN. hos .fc astonished TO discover, be-
iore ~ pat dO ~ i'is se c,, that he t. have
a. a vaiee lion, the bank, a SIX millions &C i pee
ecat. !" he AVID = ,osa G-oia Individuals, lest
It 1'd greatly Incl ease t!ie public distres5-.but
draws iar,eiiaigiy upon the b;us, tie filnd To-
rAei. ;aaui dViuais Look ior loans, ant! t. the
atcat ,AsQual,ies the bank from loaniney To
~'!ir.d'asthcs incressii z the public 6isires,-
II ST. the nh.r hani, the bank does not pursue this
II I; Hoes DENY 20 iaiivrlsais what it
ien'F 30 the state, 1t coes another cvi BY putting
= ore o. IT. paper afOst than the market really
quires.
|, is Impossible to see this transaction in another
pho. at Nv, without ssnc slrpr.zv The world Is
now informed that Tor this ioan tro;n The bank at
such low rate ri interest the rss.lr. tim o mr.
alcnfs IN specie is 20 h. continued so ne TINE ion
ger; that -iir every cH",nu tcation viii, tn buk
ne WAS pert ;ety convinced, that a5S .hsisig
impossible for Mcm n retf''rs C,ist cire1s in la
Is. when tine present Bank Restriction Act would
expire; n thu; ter the confirmation Of !, some
time longer, ti"y w"re ss,'snci 20 eive IN
adequate comDcns. tic'." IL may l.. .,rod
reason Tor continuing this re.ty c'io", hat the
banks are fGidtte to resume sh payments
and tins reason, It II Re good there
ought "a warn ITS lore E-4y rssi,ly rule our own
banks Ia cash payme;tg. but that this restriction
is 10 be purchased ~ loan to grYrrnmeut, is Ger
taiHly u ny in the face of every u inci"le nr'rp-
ing ~ finance. Il IS measure calculated to cheat
Tic pubic in order to ~! the Golfers Il the state
lp continue inc Grprccisticn OF the Circulating
dinn, with all the evils which 90 low in is train tia,
ministers may obtain trucking pnmndstion inr
the necessities Of the treasury. Better at once N
make loans from ndivi'rs's thar, n7'ler the pre-
tenc" oFavcding it, tn sell the privilege of coniu,l-
ing ne e'nsa"ssm'ntT ard public distress sope-
cuiiar to?n cross of 'hc raper rneriiu~l
in tie 2rd place---t their ways anI means nre not
Only 10 he drawn from a loan, but from = continu-
ancr ofthe -r1r-tG,'"s SIX mo.s are 70 b. rails
cd by b-o'ory tim offie 4rpr -fqres," ani six
mo e by : p'r cent. bjoherty tax. The eff ct is
that the war taxes 10 nc continued! beyond the
pc'ioi Of ;h- war which ra-e them existence The
Hinster is IN b. ea his pightcd faith with the peo-
pie and 2 fax is 10 b, fastened for an ind, finite
time, round Their necLs, which the Tcilhurg Re
viewers could not suppose {" free people would
endure one insant after he denomination orihe c,i-
SIC which alone jitstifedit" To such streghts are.
the ministers reluc-,', 10 ,-'iee the wind Such is
the fruit ct all th ir victories
They INDEED try 20 CLEAN some consolation from
the state OF their rannfacfues'i'o the farmer nu
bright vision ispresente HIS crops are dsprccia-
ted; and no hope Of resuscitatiNn is held out-Auh
what OF The manufacturers The exports Of their
fabrics are greater in 1915 than 1911 particularly
ut Linen, Cottrn and Wool Bat are the expnrts
likely TO be rs grest in 1916 as inlSI5' Was
there ever more shipped to America and are We
not already much flo)dcd with goods as 20 lead "a
very considerable reduction OF the imporlstions for
the current year
Six millions loan; II, ~ war-taxes: 9O,oon
troops 10 wait contingencies, fanoiher warnin- ~
us besides $4,000 ulant sined hy France $4,000
seamen; and the prospect of their reduction a. q
great distance are very agreeable features exhi-
DIted on the surface Of British finance.