Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

NJ. >"OOru IesunieH.--l lie IA SgIou ltE T
tlemsn had certainly end.ayoured 10 create an
impression that MIR. Wight conns elton " it'll
h'm commenced when he was writing az ainst
Fare ntsliyicus works, and ceased when, as
The learned gentleman thought fiji to state, he |
BECAME an advocate for i,trlirious and reoub. |
iican prmcipIrS. Now. IL there was any mau |
who had the patience 10 read every thing be |
MIR. T. had written. he would DEFY him 10 |
mud siHy'e passage in Which The irreiicious
o. even the republicans writings Of Paine were |
comm' ndrd. he had nrrsr dpprored of those
writings; on the conitsry, he thought they |
were Calculated 10 make onsiJerable tleduc-
ton from TIN metns oi liis other writings. OF
hs wtitius> on political economy he highly APP.
proved ana he thought, that IN point Of a.
cuteness. ProfuDdny, aud simplicity of illus.
tratiop, he surpassed every man who had ever
written on thai subject. 1t was not. however.
ma arp robation OF those wr'tiogs which in
uuceu MN 10 'akenp tie boa.s and bring
!hem TO England. TIE memory VI Paine had
neea insafed W fhe Republic Of dmerica, aud
tho"gh no man had done more TO promote the
inuePendence III that conUiiy. the Americans
setnsedto bnry his remains IN any place where
human beings were inferred; and n short
time before his death, an American, who had
shot NJ MIR. Paiur, while sitting al his win.
cow. Pabiciy bedsfed of the ATTEMPT to assas.
sinate HIM, and was suffered 10 escape With
out a hair Of his head being touched. and with.
our The reprrbaiion Of any OF his conn, rymen.
ne MIR. CobbetD tell. as an Enriishn,an ought
10 fr+i. the ingrdfitude with which his conn.
try'nan had been treated by the Americans. and
nr was anA'ons fhe refore 10 brin. home strong
proof some outward and visible sign, fhaf a
rsPn9hcan form Of government ues not that
whach 'rds calculated to cngender and Keep aiire
Me P"o"e sp'ri' snd public rirtue."
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Speaker laid before the House tbe foI
loMinS letter fron tue Secre tary of the Urea.
Na''o'id' Deposifes an non specie paying Banks :
loFFICIALl
TREASURY DEPARrMgNr. Feb l2. 1921
oIn,-ln obedience to q resolution of the
rouse ef Representatives. of the 10th of Jan.
masy iast. directing the Secretary nf the
sentativps-
statement of the precise amount of spe-
Siaf deposifes TO the credit of ihe Treasury of
the UNITED States which is referred to in his
; ,uppIementary report OF the 25ih uIt as not
neipg available tue current year, statin. mar.
nco'arIy OF what sneh dep1sites consist. if
appreciated Bank paper, the bank or banks
W"ich issued The name, with the amount by
eSch. ana The present current specie value
thereof; and the year or Years respec,jveIv
wien the same was received"
l have the honor To submit the annexed
statement which contains the detailed intor.
nation required
lie whOic amount is due by banks ,hich hare
suspended SPECIE payments The several sum,
uesignafed IN that statement with the excen.
Ton OF those marked a, and part of that mar,
marked Is, were received during the general
suspension of specie p.ympnts. add tl,e Ia,ter
principally ia the years ISIS and 1919.
In most cases, the notes received durinp tho
general suspension of specie payments have
pee" deposited in the banks by which they
were W.. issued and certificates taken. ip which
'ne payment of interest has genera lIy been
stipulated aud where 10 was practicable.
coIaterai security has been obtained
Ihe snns iked A. and part of those
marked Is, consisted. al the time Of deposite,
SuH NF fI,n
banks. Since til deposites were made. The
BANKS nave suspended specie payments In.
formation OF the suspension Of specie nav.
mees ny tue bank Of V,Dcennes, has been
port, referred 10 in the resolution. Thi, Or.
cnTr.nce has Augmented the amount of spe
ciai deposiie by the sum of S2i4 sOs Sc.
nave no means of determining the current
sa'ne OF special depos,te. From the report
OF the agent employed in 1910 TO call npon
the several banks Tor payment, there is rea.
son 10 believe that the greatest portion of IL
Viii be converted into current money i'm the
couseeoi three or four years.. 1T ~ not i'm.
probable that the sums deposited in Hnnt,-
vile, and la the bank OF Reptuckv. will he
uncharged IN current money, IN the course
~ ! remain. &c. wM. Il. CRAWFORD.
10 the Hon. Speaker of
Tie House OF Representatives.
abatement of the Especial deposite"
standing TO the credit of the Treasury of The
Quilted States
Eikton Bank of Maryland, SIe,s65 20
C'eI 2oc,e'y, granville 24d3 90
W. Wee S1eek bsbk 81 90
"e"'ein PAM OF va Farkersburg 1913 90
German Bank Of Wooster, n i05 S0
Farmers Bank Of New Salem 1 saS no
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of
GreeDcastle a, nm
Bank of Lake Erie IO.e0o M
virginia Saline Bank lO.I2I M
Bank Of Somerset and Wooster I AR m
Merchants Bank of Alexandria 32I7 M
Jnniata Bank of Pennsylvania q 2oo m
Huntington Bank of Pennsylvana $40 OO
'a h VI n,nski"Sum 30032 90
iena"or w. tam' Ddpking company o575 90
Bank OF Washington. Pennsylyania 7.50s AZ
Cumberland bank of Allesbany LIZA m
w arlington Company o5 mn
Farmers and Mechanics bank of
Pitfsburg Jatf nm
Urbana Banking Company . gao M M
Bedford Bank, Pennsylyania oS0 sJ
Farmers Bank of Canton "a Go0 m
Union Bank of Pennsylvania 9TSS m
Bank al. ZanesyiiIe q DOL m |
FaTHs RS M ecbapics' and Manufac-
, tnrer. Bank Of Chiiicofhs % ,oo5 90
Kentucky Insurance Company gan m
Monongalia, Union, and Columbia Bank on
Bank OF Cincinnati ss1G m |
Leesbnr:, Union COMPANY "a m
Bridge and Banking
Company voc nm |
Miami Exporting Company $40, No |
Farmers aud Mechanics bank Of Lex.
ingioD < m |
vn oaHn G0;077 ST |
I ,nh. o, sincennes 2I4,sds SO |
Huntsville Jss s6o os |
b. Farmers and Mechanics bank
of Cincinnati 67s.o mn |
~ r;dnk' of henincky az branches 80 72g 90 |
~ Nashville bank 10s " |
A. Centie bank of Pennsylvania 7.779 "a
not ineInded amount to Sis2
Treasury Department, Feb. IL, 1921.
Ordered TO lie on the table aud 10 be priu. |
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