Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-28

MUM again. THIRTEEN PER CENT II - monstrous
All within about one year ~
Tag Senator fam the South feo,e,,,y .J...,.,
"nen eNchsnge was about par, below to the effect
~h,e" had upon the prices Of cotton; he es mated the
usS"ne as taxing from the PRICES 10 cent and A
quarerper pound la this be correct Blu, his oh.
Jet wsr, 10 charge the upon the on,
ga" nov 's" n'n mat The cotton planter the
grower ahd the tobacco planter, OH taxed il, ,,.
same proportion Them as lie estimated the tax upo cotton
ny NE ieao'uo" IN the price OF foreign exchange. Bu,
~ o"y patt OF the tax which they subjr ct.d TO-
hey are now taxed again. precisely la the same ratio b
"e ADVANCE OF exchange upon their British
iI-h nes, Manchester cotions ro rloth. aui milne
u I" ic' 'i articles OF foreign production which the
are consuming. VIII the Senaor charge this 10 IA. az
count OF TIE Administration ao' We think he will moi
tie might DO so with the proprictv as TO charge The
reduction 10 their account The whole tails to the nc.
count OF the Bank OF the United States and the Wig
makers OF the Senate. y r
ne pank claims TO regulate aud control ouly the
currency, ou foreign exchanges also. Let ms see what
M p",,e sa'h IN 1881, TO the stockholders the uicn.
MAJ meeting oil That yea: n participation also i'm me
Joreg" exchanges forms essential paf Of me susfe
n1t mercy as durdia'y 10 The transfer IF jlinds 6v
rh'ch the circulating medium is accoupo,iieI L,,t ~
fhe 6eSt defence Of that currency from erte,nai ;nH,,
ehecs Again, he says: "H belongs then 10 the eonser
ro,ce potoer over NE circulating medium ,rhieh de.
oooeS o" me BANK not as pdssre Observer of these
m0oemen's out 10 take an ample share il, all nat CON
eei I me Jiegn exchanges. IL may thus foresee and
et"eF dreit or diminish approaching daneer-if
can thus break The force ~ a sudden .borE', A.
strongly as MIR biile claims the Bank the
OF TIE power TO control the foreign exchanges il is sill
o.e strongly asserted by the commit &c, appointed BY
a' meeting 10 report upon MIR Blde's communicative
r oiney was the chairman Of that committee This is
Their language: Resolved, "THAr. ny IRIS rxrrNs,vr
oPERATioNs IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE the BANK
HAS FOR SEVERAL YEARS HELD IN ms HANDS IN N
As ~ TIMES USED WITH STRIKING EFrEcT THE
r9WhH OF ARhEsTING ALL SUDDEN VIOLENT
FLUCTUATIONS IN THIS RANcH or CoMMERcr"
he communication OF Mr. Bddc, as well as tie report
.ne Committee, was adopted by the stockholders so
"a' we nave The testimony OF the Bank ITSELF that il pos.
sesses "conservaive power one TO defend The
"In eN'efha' ,"nenees; and ''the power Of
ing all sudden and violent fluctuations in foreign cx
changes Va
How has It exercised this power for the lest thirteen
monihs' No fail see tina, IL has ,mpoyeJ !, 10
lead to- and produce sudden and rlest G,cf,,ofions ~
The most huful character TO all classes OF the co,nuni,y
d whose expense IL has been mmodrra,ely euriciine H.
The Constitution gives Congress only the power 10 e
anu cohect taxes, and prohibits their levying any tax
or duty on exports. But the Bank has laid The co1.,v
ueI contribution upon its exports and Imports and col
sced from it, under OF It's dealings in foreign en-
s'nse' TAX oppressive IN lis extent, and odious in lis
VINO Is That is enriched by these yes upou
The industry OF the American People? THE rich
AMnninS,I,o ., AND FOREIGN LORDS THE
NOBLEMEN OF ENGLANDi Are the ,,.,ic.,,
People wiling TO continue this tribute? II they are nor,
lei them put down this Bank aud forever forbid the es,a
bishment Of one like it hereafter.
lhe United States Bauk is paying out gold. The
elections in Pcnnsy are owe r. and her managers
nothing 10 gaia by caging the eagle lnpeer Nm M, =
single golden coin would She par, lille the question
was ia doubt -PennSyfvanidn.
from tho Iiagersiown (Md) matl
NE HON. FRANCIS THoMAs.--A writer in the Torch
Light OF the Oh instant over the signature Of A,nv W.
'ers makes call on behalf Of the 'Anti gold Coin free
;, on MT 'honas, our present talented Representa-
uVein Congress, 10 resign his which he suoy hollis
contrary TO the will and wishes OF his co, stiuens IT,
writer OF MANY Voters" has erred most willuy or SIN
pih'y II he has based that call the result of the rccen,
elections IN this Congressional District as can caii mo
shown. - w Amy "o
La Peersville, Middctown Iau, er's and Frcl,ric,,
districts being thai pat Of Frederick county beorriny TO
's congressional Dis'rict-fhc average majority OF The
Jackson ticket Is 330-lroin which Irdur, lilo .yc..,
majority OF the mongrel or Bank ticker il, W,s;na,on
county being 67 and ni the Bank ticket i'm Ailcelunv on
WIZ Lave majority in iavor Il Jackson and aalns, ,
Bank oil i66 yotes--as fellows: 49,
I E majority IN Frederick, 800
Bank majority in Washington CT
DO. in Allegheny couny, 81 I6a
Leaving maioiy in favor of the
Administrations OF 400
In l'ls calculation The Of Mr. Tanfz I'm inlr,crI
e 1"ekson man IN Alegany ID not included; if added
" wonu increase tie Jackson majority 10 23i votes
N"iicr, Messrs Editors, the vote in Wssbiuo III,
county he considered lair test of p,rties IT, "a ~,
men neither dared torun iu ticket nor TO nut The issuc
%" p''S or no sank but made of quomdarn Jack
80" man. ~ order 10 introduce dissatisfaction into our
ranks and ilIked The Bank question most sc,upuIous
ne JaoksonIans Of Washing county feel as firm In
s"ehgh as they ever did, and Will be prepared a, us
heN election 10 show their old adyersares iat their min
a'e as durable as their mountains, and that they ne.
yer can be Taught TO bend, moneyed monster
NO FICTION
We are pleased To learn, through the columns Of the
rum eHer that old friend Adam IIuntsman Eso
Is Candidate ofeprescni the people Of the I2t
s,9ha District 10 'he Congress OF the United States The
ii0'o'n0ie David Crockett 10 the contrary
ing: We hope TO him ego ahead, of Dsvv Al Tho
fVs.- M |hmnpWe TIN Gdzeite.
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