Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-21
o,,,,,,.,,er,,..,, FOX THE ENQUIRER
SolN EsSENSE or PRACTICAL BANKERY,

On the Is Of January 1881 when tie Presidential
canvass or General JSckson second term began TO wax
warm and parties abod take deGniiive stand Tho
loans, &c OF tho u. s. Bank amounted 10 sl2 lD2 20
which, in the progress Of ie events OF tie next sixteen
months coming down to the LIST Of May, 1892 were in.
creased $40 5000 being increase Of 23 OPS 1866
his increase eli ctcd during the canvass. ,nsiuy. IA
'e election was hell ia the ialI 1882 Was ibis ne
Ssssary Tor the regular transactions of coinetce and
other business OF lie country or was il for po;cal H5
Header, you doubt here, read what follows:
me question OF removing the DepOsies, hnk began
20 "s as"'s' about he l'' OF August 1893. when hey
oa The Let OF September, 1884, they amount
cd 2.I55,2I2
Re'lucIion from III Of August, 1888, TO the Is,
OF September, 1894. IN coo
Tbis removal 10y the Direction Of the Pre,id.nt u.s. -.
insult, which, according TO The science ,ud moral 81
whigg'Tj required the ra.gson from the eof
G"'"e tails u The BS"k. hut how was TO be eTecled
by c@hg me Presided usursT, tyFdni &C. aud decar.
ing h hr had seizsd The Public Trcasure and yolsi.d
we constitution aud all the resR No This was the least
sn,chVe Iarl OF Tie plan Of operation The cal O'mine
fdS must be applied 10 The backs Of the people the iuuo
cent and the wiCktdfbe merchants nse a,irs aud Io
efs-he widoS s. tho orphans and the distressed ,us
be touched heavily by 4. Heuce The most exraorn.,,
a"u oPPfe"Vs cursilincns before made in AInecs
were commenced. "
The Bank curiaied It's business:
From the LIST Of August To the Let of Oct 1892 O6e ~
FROM Tie lst 0i Oct 10 The st Of Dec 1898 = Cal nos
From the ldei Dee 1898 the ls July 1894 15s mo
FIom le ls' Of July 70 the 1t OF Sept 1894 g65 an
ftom iLs let Of Sept to the Ito Oci 1884, o52 7o1
w '''n t. W @nf'ern months, SIS l53 55s
iu ihis T. not ' o. The 1t Of August 1888 d,e ,pe
Gle 10 the Bank was some DING Iess n ,,eat 80, ,F
n w." -, o,', ','p ,e 100000 900
on hand, ~ sgecie, sf5 sg1 nj
Specie funds ia Europe, 1890 f7 Il Gil e2t
increase " Specie, say stout e. en- %,
nus we see, that ~ l6 months from the 1t al J.nt,
i5@i 70 ne ls' o. Nay, 1892. lie Ions were ncress
90 SO Vzo 100 That during The next - months 10 ,L,
~ o Nngn' 1883 the Bsnk continued nearly up TO the
bEhest degfee OF tension; and that in the nest mon
70 e 1t Of October, S3 It eurisiled ils bushes. and IN
eed US specie to lie anount q S2G 7O5 g7g
WINE We y - Bank continued is l,rge az. nut,,rl,
"n We State Bank naturally dsroun ed on iis TO es >,
" 'hey were apreie. This, MI Gasdn SAID yonl be IA.
case hie he charter under confederation a. have
Osth Informed However this may be- such =, A.. de ess
wnihe county Banks Of Eng land snd Ireland bstorc M
.opPage Of peeie payments by e Bank Of Enelad and
Nauonsl Bmk Of ireland, 10 1871. What has been he
eject Jgsi what every body nigh, have expected nd
WAL 'he y y Back knew come 10 pass When n
accfm ned 10 efah J0r chOIier he weight Of The cur
smen Tell upon The State Books ond The people s,bite
came oal Of tie distress with SO vaults greatly teelen
shel This sc zee has been hs case lille IA curislea
ono dosr Tie State Banks were compelled Ia cutfs Two
o. ,nrto. lhe consequence was that the s. Bank had
and has 70 hs day. stronger elesgue Of Slate B.uks
h'h "eh' Jackson and MI Leigh ecsld both FORM were