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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-03
From The National Gazette.
ON THE MONEY AND CURRENCY
OF THE COUNTRY.

FROM MR.. n. EDDIE TO MIR. ]. Q. ADAMS.
Concluded.
The whole pccuniary system of this
country, that 10 which, next TO its freedom
it owes its prosperity, is the system OF cred
it. Our ancestors came here with no mo-
nev, but with far better things-with cour.
age and industry and the want OF capital
was supplied by their mutual confidence;
This is the basis of our whole commercial
and internal industry. The Government
received its du:ics on credit, and sold lis
lands on credit. When the sale Of land on
credit became inconvenient, from the COM
pEcaton Of accounts, the lands were sold for
what is termed cash. But this was only
another form of credit; for the banks, by
lending to those who purchased lands,
took the place Of the Government as credl-
tors, and she Government received their
notes as equivalent TO specie, because al
ways convertible in specie. This was the
usagc-this NAV be regarded as the law OF
the country. By the resolution of Con-
gress passed on the 30;h Of fAprIl, 1916, ii
was declared that " no duties, taxes, debts,
or sums of money accruing or becoming
PAYABLE to the United States as aforesaid,
ought to be collected or received other
wise than in the legal currency of the Uni.
ted States, or Treasury NOES, or notes oi
the Bank of the United States, or in NOES
of banks which are payable and paid on de-
mand in the said legal currency of the Uni
ted States"
This resolution presents various altcrna'
tives-thc legal currency, or Treasury
notes, or notes Of the Bank Of the United
States, or notes Of spcclc-payIng banks. A
citizen had a right to choose any one OF
these modes of payment. lie had as much
right TO pay for land with the note of spe-
cle.paying bank as 10 pay it for duties at
the custom.house. If this be denied, Ger.
tainly any one of them might be accepted
by the Treasury but to prescribe all but
onc-to refuse every thing but the most
difficult thing-to do this without notice OF
the approaching change in the Fundamental
system Of our dealings-is an act OF gratui'
tous oppression.
Under the operation Of this resolution,
the banks had gone on, fearing nothing as
they had only to provide for the usual spe-
Gle calls upon them-and saw the country
full of specie, with no foreign demand to
drain it from them, when. Oh sudden, with
out any in;imation of the coming shock, an
order was ISSUED by the Secretary declaring
that their notes were no longer rcccvablc,
and, of course, inviting all who held the
notes, or had depositcs in these banks, 10
convert them into specie. 1t IN tact
made at once the whole amount OF their
circulation and private depostcs specie
demand upon them. The first consequence
was, that the banks nearest the land Oh
fees ceased making loans. The next was,
that they strovc 10 fortify themselves by
accommodating specie. 1t was just at this
moment that the warrants for transfers
were pu: into their han,ls. The combma'
ton OF the two measures pro@rcc' " d'"hi"
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-03

when worst governed-and it will afford me
far more qualification TO assist 10 repairing
its wrongs, than 10 triumph over those Who
inflict them.
With great respect and regard, yours,
N. BiDDLE.
Hon. J. G. ADAMS, Washingon on,D.C.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-03
TEXAS.

The following message was received
from the President of the United States, by
the hands of Andrew Jackson, Jr., his Pr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

On ti,' aeAt ds! fray, tte i5hi,l the brli belnS
'ead third time and the question stated its pas
sage, Mr.. Preston opposed 1t. aud was followed by
MI Calhoun in explanation, by Mr.. Crttendrn,n up
position to the bill, snd BY Messrs. Brown and
Walker in support oln. Mr.. Preston closed, in rc.
ply, when the bill passed hv the following vote.
EAS-aie>sr>. Allen, Benton, Bldch, Brown.
baehanan. Calhoun, Clay oil Alabama, Fulton,
,,randy, Hubbard, kinsa l Alabama. Knight. Linn,
heh Al, Nortn, Niles. Pierce, Rvss, Rnans. ko-
| on, on kussies, Sewer, Smith OF Connecticut,
Strange. Walker, Wall, Williams, Wnght-2s.
NAY S-MessrS. BaNard Clay Of kentucky. Clay
ton Critenden, DAVIS kcut, Lion, Norvc. Pres
ton, Robbins Sutth OF Indiana, Southland, swift,
laliuVdge. Webster. White, Nouug--f7.
Three Wings, Messts. Calhoun Blact aud kn,ght,
soied tor tins bill-and four alnu,s ration Senator'S
Messrs. Lyon Noncll. Tallnladse and Young, a.
salne It. The passage OF the bill IL The II. OF L. Is
AT lees, doubtful, Ne hope it ma, be rejected and
VIZ believe il viii be- Some the evil effects likely
ar'sef'om it"ere iorrih, staeIby MI Clay, aiierbr
adoption OF thu bin in ihr discussion II the bill au-
thotllns the issue Of ten millions Of le.sur, uote,
Ia new sor Of had money by the way lie
said:
3" Then II comes TO this We have passed bill To
aheiunds ont oil the hAnrs OF those who would have
oeen Sld ~ use theln 10 par thrin INTO the hIndl
othets who refuse 10 acknowledge and make use
OF ,en. The States would have been clad 10 re
cei,e this none, the shape o bank notes. aud We
have taken /, from them. Again: Government rein.
SEES 10 call them funds III that shape and TO Govern
ment we have made them over by the bill INST
passed , Aud as Government. though 1t receive,
those iunds and prevents their bring laid 10 the
STATES. viii not az acknowledge them funds there Is
dchcirnc, existing. and this deficiency is to be sup
Piled 10y is,anc Treasury roes in order that Gov
erninrnt may he abe to get along. That is to say,
Government will NOT receive the paper OF the coup
Try, and Is about TO create paper OF It's which
tie country IS expected To receive And thns. all
lg oi .old and silver all over the country these
Promises OF better currency, result III the issue OF
ten millions q paper money
Il vi" he seen, by the cgoing brief an,ysis Of
the proceedings of Congress that the measures pro-
posed look exclusively to the relief oil the govern
mcnt and have DO reference whatever the ucrcss-
ties 81 the people. Nj. ttess rcma X. an thi. sub
jet above quoted, apt aud orcib,e and upper EIDE
the necessity at any thing rom lis.
In the House sl Representatives, Nh. Garland OF
Na has given rol.ce, ibuwhcn the subject comes be
fore the l!oLsr, h" s,li Introduce CHitr- Trojtef
which vii, Ne suppose. eabodv the v.tns
Of The C3aserrM.gcs. Il certainly ea,Inot Le wurhe
than tia, rs,t forth be- hr Deytrnctircs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21
Mr. tLilOi y.

We fod,c ,o!a0ias l,irer in ,ae Alrxo1!u, G.
lHltr. addressed T., jolm {. CaIhoul ~ the
EDITOR Of 't,' ropr:
Ca lhr bl-'li, Important subjects which. I Oh
.fe>s h. heeu oa.lrd IL deliberate | ,hUl .Nffr.s
ny >icNs and !'i'.lo many place in lhe Seaai".
a 5 tn IT,. t.!uleI... when may be circulated to
NY ittjuiicr. th} ar rot ueeylccrea. Il IS my
r,ll, Ia ,ase trn unau.jctd, leaving ii To m, con,,nl
t" INT thtn down.
.3iloN strange thalany nlaH Who knoas M, Should
imagine II poss be tor to BIZ drveu AZ >,dneed
iromiry I'otitioa! n, bu, 10 cary IL" great
principle, ion Which have been conlraiwl since
lS25. aud which La,c maintained uidrr every dun
ger sd officially. l. thrlr def,nce | have acted
With md asan~t every party. mIiii,ut hledin. with
auv. Nh VII Bdtan has bten discn ino posi-
ton favor biz Ia Then advancement; and shall
~ all iuysrioi the ofPetluIi'y wh,h affords me to
accomplish my object! Shsli ptrmlt Inn to drive
me lromItly position because he has been driven
il An ask is To 1T heaid. VI ronfi iercc in eve
y nac,urr IS IN tho force oilruth and lntegity"
is evident, therefore, that the ri,mors relative 10
lis scntenans cogrsr wtre well Cumberland
rha lie w,.l .ho'', shcd hls federal coat, asd be
ranked alnang the most siralt-laced Of the real
Democrats We shall uol PREJUDICE hun, how ever: :
We shall await full development his views
Certainty. do not doubt his honesty, not shall we
throw out the slightest irnp,lration upon his mo
-
q,leut reference has been made find tilis sentence
which certainly yves COLI, to the assertion
that 1T that time he might have a1yoc rtch such a
scheme to vii: +" ] repeat, that YOU dirDrce
the government entirely from the banking system :;
OF, If not, YOU are bound to incorporate Bauh the
only safe and efficient mcals oil giving stability and
uniformity 10 the curfemev now" We say that
uIain from this sentence. Nj. Calhoun naeit in
ls34, have supported ub-I'rea>ury seh-me--but
om lhc general tcnor of that sgt eci il is fairly infer
rbe lhat he would then have pr tr1cd the alternative
which he suggested IN the latter pan Ct It'll. IL
corporation OF a National Bauk. We could We
think. demonstrate HIS if had room for extracts
iom hi, spcech-but VIC must dg',r the att mld nnt
We have rnrc space n command.
TSCklpT.--since the above "'ritfor
We have seen TWO lrlters iruin Washington to the
another from Il II enber Of Congress. both Of which
say lhlt Mr. Calhoun has declared, lin debate that
the measures brought forward by Mr.. Wright a.
mouut to HotRiag.--And the cores oDdent Of the
PAR OF adds :" Tue wiseacrcs who have been pro-
claiming thai John C.. Calhoun has given in bis adj
hesion 10 ths airucous measures oi the admins
tya,iou would do well 10 make OF lher ances
before ll!ey publish them IS facts. Mr. Calhoun is
he moral au'igp6es o. W pI.ru I'D 'tris arion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21
40 Merchants, Ahysicaasas and all
Other parchascss.

fENHE subscriber offers ipr sae. AID II determined
10 sell, At rery smal adsanee Gust, Il VERY
rrtRstc. srserd' aud superior .ssor; slent al Pus
Ai.1tgts, Oils, Dive Stubs. Pnas lSe,isies, Suap.,
Prlluntcty. Candics, Rasns, Alnsud. / beits etc
L"alou >stnfl aHt julte. ly the botlR or galoL
PlrLes upd f'etrycs J4ns aGd Je!I,es. Seed. Stesl
Sts - and soid ld,n aud cat Beads, Nofar,. SCALE.
and Weighs. Bulus ku.ves WAIST Buckles aud
Gn.ti Cutus, States and Pencils, Flutes, Flies.
CLal1aets Aetorl,Ans, &e. I.gal aud ludebl.
lnk. baDk ii rel luk powders. English aud Frese.
Chemicals, Purse AID Rcucnle Clasps. Metal aud
Wood ShAios Dr>es, SurG an1 Tobacco Boxes.
asspled, Leather au slk Pnise>, Dressing anu I.o.
~ Combs, PIP, Sr ar Tubes and Boxes, playin.
aud ln,'i"s G1pH Dser, fI.i Hooks Friction. Ls-
ohti a"d VI ~ Hac1es. old Wines ,tjDe suppl, !.
gIi4,a='d Wool pn'e I,nndiei, puc Holland diu,
Hns and !~toi,, FeicG,5ion Cups SCISSORS. Sur.
gem, "a. ~. tt.SS' Instruments, NlHrtlng aud Sew
ns Zee Hes, tlas Hooks and Eses, Mater aud Vel
vet tofon., 1lsr, snalfs Chsmtng aud o.o1i.g
Ioharco, iinnang a4s.l e~4 tlnIs, Thermometers,
Physician, Sh5p tuufnre, GatjaH and Flo.er
seeds, Llqaofee, duo hoot, Sweet OIL, Viol.
sunss, Wlnd.., hia4s aud Palty, coaeo Past.
aud prepared Coato. JHjnhr and Gapnalivr PASTE
Nedfea'ed and otl'yf lozsnges ssrcd. India RuL.
ben Saoe, lod Aprons, Waterproof lletlng Fnrni.
tnte P'si", Fa,sH Aniclrs, Losweoi Alum, Cop
peras. 6'nte,, Pepper, All,Inse. Madden. hdigu,
R'"en aud hhe Fra', NauSie, by the bottle, g,lloa
or banel. Ppf NAcd and Clock Ol, variety ofiho
most popular preparations tor improving he liar,
San aad to1pfse'., AIM al P.sle Tor tho tu.ies
Md nursery, ftethie wash, Esseuce oi Tyre, Iudiaa
Dy and o. iorlEihgiu the flar 10 beautiful black
OF btnwn' IunA aud otlof Siueeis, Soda. Seidlitx,
Lrmonade aud e.Il"r powders, Prepared Subjects.
kel# lop', Afu1I Heads. Human aud h....,t-y
tett, sac B,ttels, oenph- Oh, Mace, N1nnegs,
'lo'e., t'noa,non, Long Pcppef Eusin, l'i,ch, Ia.
nH> $'"!, "afef, assorted Razor STOPS. SWING.
AL knds ~ u,e Os.,aii relined, Mar,hals aud Ca.
PrnleIa' Nejfears, Val, aQI BoutI. Val, E.aiy
and l3rmgoan torh,. Nu.taId in tn. Lad aui
gl' 3, i"f Faster nua rtas. lid lnd red Sealis.
W'A' tu'', e-rcf Gaagiug aad Gage Rods, ~
hNlasn .s'oued eoours ~ Kohl, and Class and Cn-
~ jar, Gun5e.'s Seale,. Toolh Powder aud Wash,
5uneypif sfuurnt,, Medicine Clio Is and ultles,
Bmak ttrr, " rtlns aud Saud pafer, Qnills, Cold
AMI Silver Lead, Gold Fol, Pornal brushes. Bronzs
assorted e lof7, Tents, S0ektug Bottles, Ginger aLd
Raspberry Syrup, Musical Boxes, Liquid and pss,o
Baeaae, h a. Sh~ins Bnars. Tapers, Batolosrs
mlBna7, tar assortment OF Pualh brushes. Tnip,
BoNes. GdA l.a6e's 81 otlclcs RAJ ts Opera Gias
ses aud atule OF etaer gonl, not hereln iuenion-
go. StrrA aIurl.A oil COUNTRY PRODUCE
viii be t'Aes III exchange fr gools.
liO&El. DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21
GOOD NEWS FROM MAINE.

Our accounts from Name OF the most cheer
ING character, and justify sansuine hope tia, she is
tcdeencd from Jael SONY an Burcni>nl--nr, If she
Is not entirely So. that the conics, has bcru close
as 10 have allthe moral weight OF triumph. Returns
from upwards oil 80 towns, show the following result
OF The vote tor Governor:
For Edward Kent tWh2) 3l,Te7
or Gorhdm Parks (N. b. 2995s
Present maoiiiy 70, Ken, 2,035--whieh, ii was be-
LEVIED, could be reduced more than 1000 IN the
towns t" be head nom In 1880, Dunlap Y an
Buieu candidate. beat Kent upwards OF q 900 vptrs .
This is indeed Triumph, and speak, trumpet
tonsucI 10 tie powers thli bc--trllius lliem that
thry Who MAKE upon the currency and credit of
The country will never be sustained By the people.
until the people prepared To rccede from c,ill
zaton, into Gothic batbality. The Presidents
Message SAID TO have acted like an electric shock
wherever ii Icachcd-nos,rating " the party" in the
dust. Tb" country Is not yet ripe torthe reign Of
Asrari1tl5.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21
.a'6'1EgAGTiasG?
Ffo5l & Sea. aynAGast,c Arena aA4
CG2GL,S fO.ERso2.s'A.

~ 'tE Etopt,, 81, of this splendid essl lishneas
d H. pleasure ~ intolnipg tile citizens OF Lyueh
burg and srffh, thaf thes "tll periurin I.yncl..
burg on i'aesaDy, "Wednesday and Thurs.
,g.y tic sssi, 7.A and Jsii OF October,
vGrp sl,Ih asuity If new and NJ eresitnu sefio,-
mafcrs Nili taEc = eInnoi ta.i 10 phase; and
,aek ls,ulc tliose who may t,vou. ,heln with their
p.fadag" tiai ticr utmost cs-ftic viii he used To
lender ''>t 10 tue estab'.shn at both interesting
aud amusing
lie following rcTorr>rs arr attached TO the ca.
ldbshment' Mr.. Ct.SkLiS, the Hercnlean hofss-
man and JUST .ebrated Naufer, having al
,a' iffgy as Smtt,7sets; Mr.. LANGLEY, tho
ihanar -. destrian. alr. PORTER, the unrvaed
i"sSp 'st Mr.. GILNisoH the American Sampson
NJ s".shr. general Equestrian, uurivalicd in his
lclgra,1eces; At. LINTON, Comic aud kxravagan-
~ Negro Sm4er; Mons. TEEfs, the daring Horse
ma; Nh Means, Chinese jug gler and Eglilbris.;
M. DuNs', tie Connie !iorscinau; Mr.. JOHNSON.
the Grouis4 Tnmblet; Mr. GaRsoS. the celebrated
paafon,tn,st AID Cios5; MIR. JACKSON. the intro
III ..d nj Equestrian; Nh IEUY. The celebrated
Cum Spgrr; euJ Master DALE, boy OF II years
ut1ee. l'tla u MI Conhiit,> nose ionshing per-
ofafi4es' h0rssback have il elsI excited the
al .ai,a "n all asiea'shrieut III every teholder
Cond9rler = 9is Circle, Mr.. LANGLEY.
Cioma, Mr.. CARSON.
A superb BAND of MUSIC will acc ,mpaa
the perform aici. Leader. Mr.. DEinI.
q The StaJ of RaHopcriaa and ArdIaa HOR.
SE'S, are not surpassed by those Of any her estab
is'.inent Ia tho United Sl;es.
o." For particulars OF iha performance. see small
bills which Will be distributed the day or evening
OF the pc .!oinance.
o. tdmssion to the Boxes 50 cts; Pit o5 c,s
Il = Proper officers " be in atteudance to enforce
good order.
n. B.-fOSITlVELY 40 females will be ad.
United, unless accompanied b. seutlemao.
This Company VIII perform IN Nv LONDON,
on Monday the 2Ld October,
Sept. 1t 5tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21
EsOG"s'. d. a. SAUNDERS,
4 I AVINGIotalrd hmtrII II tastE:G.D'VNE
sDUbeh -Eh1a ~, respectfully offers his

|
IN hV' ~ '5ti 0''"'s "''r'' us
= y. " f'' ~ " ''
,,..=.i,oac,i I'LL N,p4., h., ,..l,U I'M H. In.tl
ufall,. ollie, dr.. am, aaIllri.l winch Ar Ind
T. .d,f.5Il1
aItlI4. #t5li W. [ - apIg.ru had lrr. I.as
r,.I.n# I'D h., IlunH5 iiIlr tloaIt alter
j. , J5,1I, all ,,t,- =, l.... al
fla. 4.f.rI .f,s,. he la., -, declared II ~ ri,.,la
haleu.#I#}l tna Irc hal oe.cr seen 1.y rs.s"u In
,hll4HH, oplupH. ou1bc contrary the Catastrophe
90 liI, aeruI lur u1t f#auy continued TIL oPlu#
sou. Ia lt. Wv II va nrr OF IA e1catc#t D~llons
at i4a c o., uIllUu could he, presented IA lh> bu=
as. Afa iuIIHl. t5u, lo5Hie folIth. Ia llraa
olive, uI o. .3-l,rlt} fbat -eullUIutu all -des
e.uta l,.sl as,ut -liei# opcus, boldly. and deco
aluaIs. He eafIfard them To s#on meit#laud., rs
Mn c. would SLOW Dle. and -oua# 0,lh "a 4u,,'lo0.
iir .eosed to posi- .our tIit o,li III Monday.
N.A RIGHT saII Ia $50. In. disposed Ip len}
to lb# s.u.rs=aoiu ~9Iah tuto.t4a any eGl0ilulsa
}n ,54a.d.t l.4e#>ttl rt ,.ht. eoelJ properly be- IL
lowed Nciaff WIS lie unwilling To act ou lhe
rlui4sIf.uu s.ei l.c slIfuI eeIal5rr,d ,o nIy III
ppltai u. ID lIr io FL flu0 should conn Ipr 20 do
jug E8t los as.a opinion was LII lh Iaopu,l .iat
"a s.U IHI Ii not tu 4r considered With linz
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,t,I,,. Distinct t.o,, l3o, dim, bu ans. 5.,. ,,4llIl
s.,lt..#,.fl i,.#,Il,,, Inc ,onn4t..... had
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

OF II any TIM ever WIS true." IL answer, Nj.
Smith states. dat, under the PROVISIONS OF deed II
Trust given to the Bank by Gales & sralon, many
years ago. To secure the OF nunrs loaned 10
them, similar 10 those given by many other citizens,
'ot 'nnilar purposes, the a aso 81 Praises iuwhel
the laning nateials as kcpt, Ms sold nnd bought
IA b. the Banh, a"d s,ill r~ned hy thai IN .t'tutBu
-" but the Bum neser ela,nea tas owaetsAPo IT,,
type. presses her lro6s Of the s,ttbl,Lsut, uur q
v'ci,ei any control INol It,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

= public meeting, We observe, i, eglcd III the
Petersburg papers 10 tlhe into con. ldc the pro-
prey Of sending delegates from that town to the
Convention Of southern Merchants, which is to b.
hcld,n Augusta, Geo, on the 3olh Of next month,
for the purpose OF endeavorlnG TO orm new organ.
'zaton Of the commeleel lclatoa. Of the South aud
to break the slnckies by which have becu hereto.
fore bound to Northern importers, Ly baihhns mp a
great Comweicl1l Emporium this 1ide oi tie Pc.
tomae.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

0 :" Mr.. J. .. Adams seems 10 BE- the chosen it
postnry of every ridiculous petition sent to Congress,
VIC observe. among other presented ON ridy last,
one from Sherlock ). Gregory, Of Rensselaer, coun-
", y. Y. praying be considered an alien, stran-
ger in the land, as long as slavery exists and the
wrongs Of the Indians unreqnIt and unrepeH-
ted OF! We hope that Mr.. Shrrlock's petition will
be granted though he may attain his object by the
shorter mod. Of eNpariation-ihat Is, if he find
any nation where Stafty does not exist, orwhch has
no WRONGS for which to repent and atom. He will
i've to treble the age ol Mrthusaleh, opne, il he
only attain the rghs Of citizenship by the extrpaon
Of sarcry-which, in some form OF other, alway. has
exis ed, aud always will exist. We suppose how
even the man IS mad a, Mr. Adams himself
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

~ AuewrapcI eonrn,nccj Oh yea, am
pie scale, Is tObe commenced N tmcinuati on Tho
1T OF October. TO be called The Cincinnati DAILY
EAPress, Commercial Political and Literary Regis.
trf, by J. Reese tly, member OF The ban OF thal
CITY. The capacity Of the Edition. we'll rs hls re-.
sources, spoken Of II thc f orable terms by
competent authority The paper viii be published
daily loi 50. tri-NrrAlS for S. aud weakls lol So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

''sHtuic anatfohAttt al iet'tlns h's aoti hiH' tf
N'fafhic hnsit ut hetfetL--Ctase then, idhtt aud
"'ihef, Thy lamentations compose yourselves Dry
up uat Sue'n 81 tcafs-.Wd prepare II meet !ouf
'eH Edward III P"'adtae.
II done the huirsP0rrcf sld,
lust ~ tie pul = o. ld sfood sIu
lie Ncs thr i:tiihlial spa 3 ed
L. blIsaIal Il , = IL Ll.h's tiill,
It's dpue the ltanBslug I.ag.
! lac painful tlnia hc manutul sieh.
4, dont th' hui Chorus 5au,,
Avn" eo"'a 1--we messy
~ "'he "VH - 'le'' III NY 's'e,
inl aiis'u'' Watching. oil aHd PAM
Il "oa' lo' me, l III u pPA, "hefe
immortal h'''h MI pleasure Ie'gn.
-,
- uohe ~t't thhet' now ! nesd
10 ME Wy idhl' t0fPnfb,t hia's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21
DEMOCRACY IN 1884 AND N 1897.

Speaking OF the Sub Treasury scheme the 2oth
of November, 1854, the Washington Globe, thea the
organ oil "ihe illustrlous predecessor" said
g." IuE rRorostr,es pIseRaASiziSe AND Ak-
'oLufio> AaN, SUBMISSIVE OF rHr FUNDAMENTAL
Principles OF our GOVERNMENT, AND % IRIS IN
TIKI PRACTICE, FROM 1889 bowS 40 tbs DAY"
II Is paipa5lc The sun that TIE cfltct II tit
scheme could be 10 bring The pubic treasures MUCu
NrAl,Ek he actual custody and control of0 IRE
sefeHt ti0a II rs rota, oa! f>rnsE 1T To III rLrN-
bfRkp III AnuHpREp HANDS, Rhcrt che e.u.i.t a.le
rctct a."
lhls37, the Globe. the organ the 4" .ntces.
sor ol President Jackson" aud the " author OF the
cIterto Shenod W,llnm,, 'espuu.es aud deruds tins
scheme declares that II Mas the faorfte plan OF Geu.
Jackson, IN 1894. when II uttered the foregoing
fierce denun,latuu oil II. aud was only postponed 10
give the State Bank system Ian tral--and Is 1ealy
to drnounee NJ. kves, Maj. Gatlaud,the Richmond
Eh1uter.lnd AL who do not mahtIest much plan
g a. ITSELF as de>ereis from the ranks, Who ought
10 be shot under the second SET ton Again We ny,
lla2za lot thc Democrats
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.ygWs Gcgus.
sHOk.IEIe q - $50.

~ - az 4 u 70 & - n Z SSs
A re NOW opening at their CASH y
u larer md general asonheGt Vi FALL. 4
@ssTE5s GOODS, purchased in The Norfbers
Markets atauetion Tor CASH, all Of which they are
determined to ,e at much low e. irees ,han the same
qualities ""fv eeer offered ii tbis D'srket.
NaI.spccaa.Iy L eo.. from persons Wishing
10 by, asws - .dae p'casurs IN exhibiting orr
Goods. whether W sell them or uet.
Tht felisi'a few or ftr articles easapraslaa
or sigcis.
Cloths md tassiac &c. al colors and prices.
Satiifets. blue, mixed aud sir pei,
keulaet, jeans, large lot,
ialleIs al culur3, tyery cheapj
/ Hllel G!oihs, J aud Cd vide,
I"iiisd Jraus. good article br srgro's Ciot!.ss.
l'nsey. an1 &, sol j aud striped,
Nsfea Crea4siens,
blral ned Ceaeui, yety chs,p
Bsosn il 10
Sli.a, biIrk I'D colcrei
rnpch BuGgtaiara,
Freueh " orkeI Colllys, cheap
CIaakrtp "a large lo'} vely lar Cor Dsa, Gov.
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e. Neithern cotempoiny remarks, Nj some
surprise, that the R,ennanl Enquirer supports a..
paa Barca heat aud soul, while, IN the same
paper II goes ecidedl, against every material pto.
position IA his Message 1t Is nothing remarkable
Tor he Enqniter TO blom hot aud cold with. same
breath.