Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22

corruption and violation OF charter Why, the dash OF the
fore, make them their words almost before they utter
ed themthey would cover iulo subdued subsesvent
ion aud silence.
For part, would just confidently rely
upon the vanished ond superficial periodical statements,
prepared by Mr. Biddle for the editorial columns OF tho
National Gazette, upon the report of this Senatorial
Committee Pennsylpaaian
GoLD CuRRENcr.-The great bill. have passed. The
triumphant measure accomplished. Gold-ihe cherished
currency oil oil naions-a currency bsnshed tom the U.
States for hole genersiou by the pouer OF bank iegis
Ia ion-lhs precious currency, once .oppesis in
lsai, and in defiance OF bank power, will diiIu.e, aud
spread Itself throughout The county, aud bcccuc The fa
ui lar ninae OF cvs'y industrious mans pocket Such Is
OF the great FRUIT OF remo The jeposes aud iisng
contnenic its energies sgsns, the expressions law
less aud gigantic moneyed power What now ha. become
OF all those predictions that the currency would be ruined
that there would be nothing but broken bank notes
be seen in The land The Law is take effect the
3lst lust; but already gold il in circul ou already the
aud precious ms,s IL juggling in The pockets. and
crripg in the hands Of the People Alrs ably many
vrlies have supplied themselves with H. aud viii bc able
trsyerse the country without the danger Of receiving,
or the humiliation OF Offering pass, the counterfeit ini.
ta'ions OF awrcched paper currency Strangers
whole population TO the sight OF gold 1t may be ne
ccssary give them information upon the value of
the coins which wall chiefly into circulation. Our
ed coinage, erSiencs, will pass ihusThe Eagle
$40 Go 23; halt Eagle So SO is; The quarter Eagle So
e6 23 this being the true value Of the pure gold in
those coins; the ne,c coinage will Contain much less
pure gold will make the Ege aud its parts pass $to
Bliii.h gold, of which great deal will come in aoug
the whole line OF the northern frontier from
bay 10 Lake Superior, well the coast the
Atlantic will pass thu: The Guinea So 81 the Sovereign
81 ST. the Louis dor OF France about SO 65; the Dub
looms Spanish and Patriot Sl5 Go. .Notc-Al these
values suppose full weight the alue is always be
corrected by weight Tho Duboons, both SIP snish and
Psuo', by law the value. Tor they OF the
same weight and hueness but The Spanish Dubloon will
generally be abovs The legal rate in market for expectation
10 Cuba where that species Of Dubioon passes l7
There Is but little gold in the couniry--perhaps a
million and half oil dollars but by TALL IL will be coming
la pieDiiuly, and will begin to have sensible influence
the general currency The great est and all the new
ots'es will feel the golden shower Emgrans AMI pnr
ahasers OF public lands, will all carry gold the West
nd the dud Offices aud Of these rich accumulation the
greater part will diuse itself among the People in The
penitures OF the and the disbursements VI the
People. NJ No doubt eectusl will be taken
prevent loo al bank be disbursed for the Govern
ment when gold has been received.
Let the country rejoice. There il longer pie. for
federal bank no'es Gold is good etough national
rency for the Republicans oil the United States
We shall soon have abundant circulation Our ma
tive mines yielding two three millions per snnuin
Commerce will bring in from all quarters England coin
ed % millions OF pounds sterling gold years at-
ter she reformed her currency 1922 France has COIN
ed 1875 millions of gold since Bonapae reformed her
rency in 1903. England also coined 40 millions OF silver
from 1922 1928; aud France has coined 499 millions
dollars ia silver since Bonapare bsnshed paper
With the aid OF foreign coiHs, and the double power
the mint Of the United States. shall soon abound
in gold Such il tile first fruit of the victorious OF
the great will, the Bank gro~i ing out OF the
val Of the deposes.- Globe