Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
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plain matter of fact mode of reasoning. The picture
he here draws of England, if the facts be true,
would indicate a state of things among tie manu-
acturers which hardly last long without produ-
cling conyulsi1n.
TO JOHN MURRAY,
Of .AiJemaiie Street Publisher If THg QUARrER-
TX REvlEw, and also I'ubiisher Of Cars and
other such tcorks.
MURRAY,
In the last number of your base and infamous pub
licaton, called The Quarterly Review, there was an
article ON The CUrrcncy;" IN which article after
speaking Of the work OF Mr. TuoMAs Arrvoop in
very disrespecttu manner, for which you ought TO
hare been horsewhpped, you speak, or your wretch
cd h'reiings speak ofme and OF my false predictions
relative TO the effect OF the ono puund-noe bill
Ignorant and malignant Sco;chman as YOU are one
would hardly think It credible that YOU Should have
tolerated wilfully the publication of Passage like
the ioLowIng but YOU did tolerate it; you did pub
iSh IT. and will now take il while the cries of bro
ken traoesren are piercing your ears and thrust
up under your suuty and griiny Scotch nose The
passage TO which alludc find in page 462 in the
oiowlng InSocnt, malignant, lying, and stupid words
quito worthy of an ups,art Scochman and therefore
unworthy OF any other human being. After speak.
!ng contcmptuous'y Of Mr.. rEoIAs Arrwoop's fore
bodings. you proceed, with regard TO me. thus
Another writer, indeed of great notortv has for
years been III the habit OF asserting, in his week
i"y rcubratlo. that this measure never can be car
RED INTO effect without reducing the price OF whca,
to thirty-two shings per quarter, and the price ct
'o'hef commodities in the same proportions and pro
"duclng IN consequence public comvnision. pnb-
he CONFUSION Is the nahum towards which
AL his aspirations drected he has wasted the
,otofe Of n long life, and very great natural abil-
ties III vain attempts to excite aud ioment public
l"d'scOnteH And he anticipa ton. thar The sunprrs.
sion OF the onc-poun1 note circulation must create
n national commoton, is the L,st hone To which
THE hodry democrat 10 ring: at least sucb
Us hIs dec aratiou: for he has given pledge, and
removed 1t weekly, that If the circuIot;on IF ona
pound notes be finally Withdrawn and 4 puhIic con
"vulsion do not take place ia Consequence, he. Mr.
NV l.iiam CoShct, viii consent to he roastrd on a
grldron. For ourselves, we profess TO entertain
neither doubt nor fear upon the subject: in fact the
event, anticipated with so much vce by the d,,,o
Graz o. henSu'sioa, as the source of political con
fusion, and with much gloon. hy the alarmi.i oil
Lombard street, as the cause OF commercial en-
OarrasSinent, has Gfreldy tIt.l, oLtee. The act
TOR the final suppression OF onc-pound n.ics In.
Tfready begun tOOpG'atc; and vet we have neither
heard nor seen asy thing which seems to indicate
mat the measure IN question has produced the
SHShfes inconvenience; rs far VIC can see it has
mot affected he setting price Of any species OF com
modify"
Now. MuaelY, YOU ;en Your readers here: vour
wise and we.l-iutormed readers, hat The siicnrv
democrat $ predictions have prove. TO be false FIR
that you have not discovered that the small note bill
though It has gone into effect, his produced ne
eSt 'ncoRrcHicnce,' ana YOU say that it has not
y ecfe ne setting price n any species If con,aod
rs TAR as YOU youTsel! axe concerned broun s,ick
or ropes end. laid about your carcass and Eict
my aud bHndlng about by the toes Of nailed SHOES.
pumping upon, dragging through horse pond with
rope round your neck; fnging into a ditch full of
mud ana sending you sinking along like one of tho
streets oil your native counry something of this sor,
.ou!d do for grizzly headed, underlooking Gelo,y
IKE your but, with regard to your readers; with re-
Saru 10 'iIe oase' corrupt and malignant wrctches
'hat support you; something in the way of exposure
.! yoir Ignorance and Of l!ic. folly is necessary
he bru'c, the viln hired slave, whom YOU pad for
writing he article which have quoted from knew
ne should delight you and your corrupt Customers
by abusing me in the FIRST place. and in the next
place, By encouraging hc belief that tho Small Note
Blil would produce distress inconvenience and
would, at the sane time, fal-fy my prodictons--It
Is astonishing to what lengths the stupidity and ma
lignancy ofyou aud your crew viii push you on
Before this article written, the effect of tho
Smlll-noe BIZ had been felt most severely: there had
been visible decline OF prices. and commerce and
trade began 20 b. a. stand. Yet you cond nut
forth this malignant article, pot pcrreivng apparent
j., that few months, IL not few weeks must ma ke
your stupidity notorious.
Now, however. people will listen: even the fools
the malignant fools. the fools that love 20 believe That
which they know to be false: even these wretcs will
now listen; ;or though they may 1--we upon the taxes
ard though they may 30 nroftng from the distressS
ruin Of the payers OF taXc still thcy have some ur
ing fears that this distress may be great AZ to cause
"A blowing mp, and that then all taxes my ceasa-
All parties viii now, therefore, Iaten an bayinq
them in this mood. will tel them something yynr,i
listening to. The price Uf corn is OF little conse-
10 sell. have before mentioned the almost total an
scncc of wheat in part Of the country; can now
state the same with regard to Hampshire. SO that
me farmers have actually 10 corn TO sell, and nav
therefore, be extremely happy on the prices Of corn
ia many pats Of the south and west of ENGLAND
wool Is TN article of pretty nearly a. mncIl con-
sequence rs that Of corn. II always was one Of the
great articles OF produce IN this country: one oribe
great sources Of the nations wealth and power Tbi,
article consists OF various descriptions one of which
is called SoUttdotrn '9Joi which forms great bro.
portion OF the WOOL Of the Country. This Of wool
sold, daring several years. al from g. Gd ~ Re-
pound; and, III the year 1915, 1T the wool show n,
LEWIS, in SUssEx, LoRD STEFyirID who used IN
De an annual - fcntnra gabbvr, complained that the
S1uthdOn wool "toaS r,,inoUsis iro because n r. Il
fallen 10 tlco diiiungs anil fur pace p,vad Iis
wool, which was thought low n, g. 1d in fhe
poun1 was, by the panic, brought dowAto Bd or Oh the
pouud rrd the small bill has b.orsh, il dow, ~
fire. peH,, p9otf: svUUas q G,ot, mt ~ ffdtb.
shire and other counties in the west Souihdown wool
is selling at rs. Cd. tn, TOO, which contains
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