Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11

"ose capture ana detention OF the public money 10
more recent as is still holder device The Consp
tona Treasury is odous undoubtedly 10 those ybo hv
u would ba constrained 10 forego all trafickinp in the
money oil the people, most odious indeed:-but That Il
now 49, OF hereafter will be considered by The nation
Is tIlumphanty dsproved by the result of recent nonn
lar e'eclons and by The fact that il has brouph, 10 The aid
OF Inc administration politicians who before tba,
measure was proposed amongst ills opponents bu,
who Perceivng and approaching lis vital importance to
The purity and permanency Of our Republican system
nave magnanimnusy rendered justice lh wisdom and
patriotism from which it has emanated The PEOPLE
whose nclnations always the side of right and
whose discretion, though sometimes msed, will in the
end work out correct results, rapidly percevne The
merits OF this great meusure-ts conformity in eyery
respect to the genius OF institutions. They are eypry
day more impressed with its beautiful simplicity with
The exemption will insure from the disturbing effects
which must ever follow the introduction of pnwer ex
traneous and foreign from the Constitution, las is the
Banking power) into the operations Of our system
they are pleased with the security promised by this
measure Tor their money for their uses solely
and with the equity OF refusing TO selected tons
The exclusive possession of the I'd of the na
ona credit too TO be traded upon their peculiar pro.
perry. to The exaggerated profit of themselves their
trends and parzans and 10 the disadvantage Of other
banks. and OF deserving individuals, who NAV moi be
pariakers Of The ayors of The Government or Of lis vor
lies They must ever approve and will doubtless eus-
tain, as The true Republican policy that which renders
Nest drrc and Efficient the relation Geusen The people oad
their SERVANTS and the responsibility Of the latter TO ths
tormfr; and will condemn, tending confusion and
10 abusesin fact aristocraic ichatcpeT Interrupts The
relation or 1oeahens The responsibility just mentioned
For myself. gentlemen, have elieved, that but
for the desire Of monopozing the public revenue, and
the progae spirit of party eager always wres, lis
purposes, any auxiliary however nientous, there
would have existed difficulty TO the adoption Of The
Constitutional Treasury Perpexed as that measure has
been by The causes adverted TO, still cannot bring my
self 10 doubt that in the lapse of FIVE years il will
The wonder and incredibly Of the intelligent and candid,
who shall be informed that it was question of
great contest and excitement, under Government, "a
Government Of the people neither the power to regu
late The preservation Of their money well that
ct their lives liberties and limbs should belong 10 the
PEorLE that in this day it insisted by per.
sons called statesmen that the first of these possessions
would be safest and most certainly applicable 10 the
Of The people when placed beyond their control, md
committed to those Who Of all men were most strongly
tempted 10 convert IL 10 their own
In conclusion, permit me in accordance with the prin
cples and opinions above expressed propose the fo!
lowing toast:
The Peope-theirs the only rigbtul supremacy May
they ever be fully sensible that any pre,ensnn to share
with them lis exercise is denial Of their perfect and
absolute right.
remain, gentlemen,
Most respectfully,
Your fellow citizen,
Msssrs john Graves, John Ho,d.y Jos oH Lipseamb
Dr. b. NJ Francisco, DR.. WIN Beadles and Dr.. VIM.
A. Gillsple, Committee, &C., &c.
CORRESPONDENCE
LOUISA c. H. Oct 5, 1889.
Col James Nc DoptR:
Dear Sr-Your friends, who had the pleasure of hear.
ing your Speech al The Democratic dinner given at Lou
lisa Courthouse exceedingly drsirous that you should
furnish them with il Tor publication.
They the DESTROYS that you should do so, in
consequence of accidental circumstances having
prevented that full attendance Of the Democrats of the
county, which should otherwise have had and thereby
deprived them of The pleasure which all in attendance
enjoyed of listening 10 your excellent and eloquent ad
dress. Most respectfully your friends,
JOHN GRAVES
JNO Z. HOLLADAY.
JOS. LIPSCOMB
3 NJ. FRANCISCO
WIN A GlLLlSPIE
VIM BEADLES.