Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-03

and say. you swindler and knave, shall he meek
y ask me to enter his house. lay open his le,terhook
and invite collect the materials Of which may
| prejudice the public against him.
IL is in reality The psrtnerthe people, owning
nth Of the stock aud still largely interested by
liberties being endsDgersdwho require a view Of the
BOOKS and proceedings OF the company.
The Bank and s friends egregiousy mistake the cha
rscer OF the republicans OF America. There Is deeep.
an exnsiaho from The paper money OF the marble palace
which intereres with vision, and disorts ell that is
through It like the mirage "f the desert. The disin-
gushing chafaceiistics OF ,, people msnness, an
anpa'hy aud dsfus Of all that IL fair OPEN aud
kee"ness OF Judgment that sophsiry and eg absrac-
lions cannot contend NTH Their suspicious ste aroused
aud they have demanded OF the Bauk wipe them
III that institution conscious Of innocence thew III,
sure that she would throw open her doors TO the search and
Father court Than shun alton II she were guilty
they did uoi suppose that she would dare 20 bid heu an
open defiance. She has, however, done SO; all the
tracts reports. and newspapers endorse by Congressman
aud Senators. which be prepared by most able men
Of the 'ae'on cannot explain away the impression lett by
| 'hs act
Why were Instructions thrown in the way Of Tho
Investigations oil 1919 and 1892 Is the Bank less pure
ana Is conceament more necessary Than il then
or nave The President and Directors been clothed with
new powers! The will OF the people thwarteL At
those periods although revelations 10 the in
siiuon we've then made. II Is impossible to avon, he
icvg that the charges made true to the letter.
aud 'at The Bank Is detcrnned ii she cannot secure her
existence by new charter gained by deceing the p-o
~ mn
ooath The hrst Is imposstl- aud the latter time
VII show : Pennsyironidn.
The New York American attempts to make b;s .,,,
,"us readers believe that the revenue has fallen great
" IN consequence oil The removal ct the drpo..s and
contrary 10 the estimates and calculations Of the Treasury
Department.
We have turned to the last report by Mr. Tapev and
md that the revenue. as above stated larger Of
SMALLER than he expected aud that large rsdcon 40
expressly stated 10 he anticipated from the reduction
!" uuues. but Notwithstanding that reduction in duties
and the Bank panic the deposites il seems k lv a.
turn out that tie whole Tor the year Whether
from customs or lands will exceed the estimates by some
| millions OF dollars > ~
Thus in 'e last Treasury report the whole revenue for
aSSl stated TO have been $3l 500 SOL for 1888 at Sy7
oSoo0o, aud Tor 1881 in Consequence OF reduced utir mr.
burhens imposed foreign goods and ON the neonI %
Stunning them, at Sis5o0,oOo So Ii.,le OF the national
aeo remains TO be paid this sum, with the balance on
hand, was considered sufficient Tor our national purnoss
taking The above amount from the New York American
70 1e correct to prevent any falling oil Irou the estimates
anu cae us'ions oil Mr. fancy, the FIRST quarter must be
Siozo oO0-wh eies in fact IL is admitted to be 81 922
So 600, 900 ~ ~
IL we go the alone the estimate Of the Ts,
ny was only $40 ODo 600 Tor The yearwhich would aver,
age per quarter $3750,0 00-when the actual recent,
nom customs alone appear TO have been S4 3g6 737 o
an excess Instead OF falling o-exc eeding hall mion
- Globe. "' D'"A press
| Country BANK NorEs.-W. publish bsIo,v . 81;
cuiar lately addressed the Banks in this civ in cI,
10 making all The notes Of Banks this Safe redeenable
here at par.
al
man whoidenhes his iuerest v, itI the etar. nj ,
STATE or who has iet inconv enience from The epreciafo
currency. 80 r'''"'
The liberal course proposed by one of our Civ
Banks adopted by all, will be- cannot fail
'o"P'oVe our Banking system, by producing currency
oil common aud uniform standard throughout IN. Sat
WIN give 10 every Bauk its proper share OF circu-
aon with additional security 10 The public nv ,e i,
repeated noniIi0n TO every Bank observe in
| its issues. :"
We suppose, the plan should be adopted that the Bills
| Rank
whence they were issued there TO be exchanged or
ee, unless 'hey are provided for by funds in New York
ms seems 10 be matter OF course and of eoualitv
,uvn uemahd u made, will be upon Bank which is not
ed !" any greater or more rigid responsibility than il
The Bank making the demand. - ~
But we spprehend no difficulty in The b,si,os. -,
nave reason 10 believe that The Bank which has come or
ward Ia behalf OF the public. is in condition. and pos
ses'es iiendiy understanding with the Banks trorgh
"e o'ae' wen adapted TO produce the desired Object with
perfect harmony and good will
me plan Is not one OF mere experiment; il is subs,an
"ay me same which was long ago adopted in Bo.,on an
which, from the time OF its adoption to the present has
made all money bdnkabe in that city which circulated as
currency, aud accomplished all the good which = as mn;
NE allude: JW y. L,,,r o@ C ~ ~"'eh
| PHENIx BANK
| .Veto York Nav 2I 1894
Dear Sir-ht late meeting Of The President AMI n;
rec'ors oil The Pheix Bank, The subject OF rrdesin ~,
notes OF all the banks in this State at mar in the r
New York, was discussed. ~ "
me nos'd has long been anxious to the often ex.
- 49,, ,', s u "e merchants, traders and dealers aud
" e oeie 'hat no lime eau be opporiune hzn th
present, am instructed TO communicate 10 you ,Ja H.
'enion oil the Phenix Bank 10 receive i'm tbeir dv 90
changes from your bank all issued bv anv mr. al III
oahAs III Tue Stale oil New York, the par value
provide The banks ia the city OF New York will resoeci
Ne'y Keep special deposiIe in the Phenx Bauk ~ co
yer TIE probable amount employed aud the expenses in
Cured. ~ ~PeHseS ih'
The advantages of this system TO the citizens of M,
D-'o an no arc engaged in changing the prod, eta
OF her SOIL or other couuojiiesare too
| illus ration. 'PF'S"' ""eeu
Our banks will severally partake of the hen,6ts IN b
Oe'Ved rom an improved currency and an increased
q" necessarily Moving from system OF greater securtIv
IS oeeved That he banks in the several countie nj
'he sac WIZ generally approve the contemplated ,nea
sure ana py degrees will adopt IT, any have an,icnat
e 9nsnge wen assured OF advantage when the sys-
ten shall be applied TO The entire STATE -
DESTROYS TO promoe and effectively aid the .tov. h;
'"e riesiurht and Directors OF the PheDix Bank iri
your attention thereto, and AJAX your co-opeta,on ~
am. respectfully, yours,
J. DELAFiELD, Cashier.
Extract Of a letter from %. Bates E:so ass;,o,, n
mosto. .Fetc York. to the P0sfnasfer Of MS .|,,
dated May 20, 1884 ms e"y
ne Eastern mail was robbed yesterday ,porn;oo he.
~ gu anu CLOCK nile 10 the OF Norwich Co,
Tue Dos,oh letters Tor THE city r.hed OF their con
'en,s LIE poritnanteau of from the stage or
req INTO held OH the side OF tie road xybere IT.
last night. go '" "s once
am happy 20 say. that the Ehiiadeiphia B.o YEA.
'"ken Out OF The pofmantesu, nor the mail lis
iufbed am led, therefore TO hope that Won, oFcs H.
1851 nothing by The robbery. No estimate can he iosJ
OF me amount s'oen but il must have been very Ire
found ~