Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-21
JACKSON MONEY :

III The admin tslration papers arc disgusting al
SENSIBLE men, by the Application OF the term JACK
4 sou money!" to HE gold COINS Which the gwen
"a nent mot Las been ordered TO strike, ana "h'ch
&,hs wealthy kson men arc hosrdin. up Tor the
parp,sc OF circulating just preceding INC 'a'' G.oe
.Stlms. ia order TO mGuehce their results. he
Nd 9th ", e.d the An,,Jackson party IN nsfess
been opposed II The 0pprectailsn IN the value OF
srJl which rendered n:w coina,c necessary, The
vi would have been defoaed, and not u piece OF the
\ Jackson money as tn. y Eagles are called,
Mould ever have been seen. As j. IS, the farce will
rel last more than six months The no,es OF uh-
4aesionabIy solvent Banking institutions are now
n tferted ty nineteenth. OF the community to sill
ID - and II IS only because gold pieces have been
career thau silver, tina they eagerly grssped
~ by fow persons to whom shcy are strange
IA an, As so u US the novelty Of the thing wears
u & he circulating medium w..l resume lis natural
Hand ordinary characteristic eoI sill find It's way
Il K, the silver docs now, into the vaults OF ihc
SDan.s State us we'll as National. and notes which
Hare more convenient and &c cure, wan be preferred
auy those who have money 10 keep or who wish 10
Auansnl it 10 a disianre. A IS or $40 geld piece
Anay he very pretty thng-but, every one knows
%na, they cannot be sent 10 letters either at as lit
Z e expense or as securely a a Bank note of the
u ,ae Denomination. Even, therefore, If the gold
y aces might truly be called Jackson mon ey,
winch we deny still they possess no such supe
orty over othel descriptions OF money as 70 autho
N .. the man whose name they bear, 10 boast thai
be has achieved any very great affair by bringing
hem into circulation. We May remark in con
"a ns5n, tia, this sa ne Jackson money ID as scare.
ID IBIS quarter as heu teeth. None vi II has touch
Fd the palms ofour hand, nor do we know that
8ay Of our Jackson filends have Dacn more fortu-
ate.
I y After the foregoing had been written, 6
9enlIemsa handed US the following article, touching
n the same theme, under a different aspect. The
y agon loads of specie refeircd to by him are from
South, bought hi,hcr by spectators, In compli
Ext i ~"h certain arrangements with our banhs
|W JACKSON MONEY.
I& suppose, Mr.. Printer, you will now no losser
III ny the benefit % the country from the operations
the grand experiment. presume you are no,
;oorant OF the repJrls going the rounds, that the
'!nafa' Is sending TO Cur BANKS whole wagon
Dads OF hls money, to sustain them against the
'iacks of the monster. Il is Certainly very kind IN
q. Old Roman" TO send US much Of hts mo
~ oy at TINS time, as va are in grea, need th,.
! y NIB, and perhaps may be next month also.
Nsh he would send Us some fthoso beautiful silk
lrses spoken of BY the Globe, TO put ms money
10 II woalI DC SO pleasing TO see IL occ sionally
Pow, Mr.. Pr!ntar, don't you be putting this IN
our paper perhaps tho monster may g't wind
IT. aud " the government" is mishuly afraid, II
should tina, ii would bribe certain members OF
o'sreSs 10 wayay the wagoners, seize on INC
raefaFs money, and SO proven, all the good CT
c's OF The experiment." now for The first time be-
nnins TO be felt by the people.
q GLORY ENOUGH,
N - The following is the reply Of Ex-Prcsiden'
dams TO ar invitation to attend the dinner recent
( gwen IN Salem, Mass. 10 Messrs. Webster ano
!sJee
|3 Qrixcy, Goth July, 1884.
SIT have received our obi ing invnanon IT
sn''t Ut the Wings Of Salem, Of my attendance al
gunner 10 be given to the Senators OF thus Com
'nwea''h, in the Congress Of tho United States
y ordia''y approving the conduct Of those eminent
'|'"s IN the station ass sned them by the comb
'oG OF their constituents, | rcsre, that my en-
semcn's viii cprlvc me ofthe pleasure Of join.
WIN you IN the festiyiy which you propose, TO
E5"a"@e your appreciation Of the 6rmness and a
q IVY WIN which they have discharged the trust
'.''''el 10 them. Oflhe impo,an OF tho ser
T' 'chuered by them 10 our common country, IN
yU"y'"g emergencies which mark the present
oue history, entertain the liyeesl sense
:" "e senate OF the confederated nation, and,
SCI 10 os Obliged from the deepest cow elton TO
II " Inc Senate alone, that the friends Of our U
' anu OF lis tree, rep 'bican institutions, can
'o,o foundation for the cheering hope that
"'' oe preserved and redeemed from the i'm
VI pretended reform, from the frenzy OF
3 .a,'s experiments, and from the rapaclty OF
ua'e usurpalion.
S'' "'s Impression, I tender to the " hlgs
~" WIZ M thanks for their friendly invita-
81, "e constitutional ehcok Of the Senate, fear
a"" faithfully applied 10 the Executive simple
s = =, ''"alh, very respectfully, sir, your obcden
ND "' JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.