Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
I,Ol.EEle Al.
Fom The Albany Ddiig Adrcrtiser.
A TRUE BILL.


was country the surface OF the gosc that could
boast of better currency souuder credit than
the United States OF North America. The lapse OF
eight years has brought to the end of Heir expert
nents and oaf prosperity. This ptoud county now
reels beneath the blows which have been dealt bv
wicked and mbece rulers. Credit blasted, currency
destroyed, euterprize Frustrated and industry para
y2ed. are The fruits OF the present season. THE
party have sowu their - Wild OATS and the people
are reaping the harvest. Since Gen. Jackson, IN
1887, LEFT thus great people prosperous aud hap-
py,' rnE GovERNMrNr mas BHokfN oNer, rnr
BANKS TWICE, AND rHf BETTER cuRnrNcY WHICH
VIZ WE'VE PROMISED sfEMs morn REMOTE THAN
EVER
From The NeW York american.
"My humble efous 10 restore the constitutional
currency"
Il leave my people prosperous and happy"
1t is now ten years since that lluslfous and SARA
eous man, Andrew Jackson, commenced ed his iuielii-
gent aud well directed Efforts reform and improve
the currency. The success and prosperity Of his
measures are before the country. aud AS his success
sol Is pledged 10 iolow IN las footsteps may be ex
eused FOR recalling TO the minds OF The public some
OF the prominent acts through which lac has endea-
vored and succeeded, in restoring us 10 the shua.
ton oil the country at The Time ol the adoption OF
The Constitution viz one could not travel fifty
miles without gong beyond the credit of his money.
Ia September 1883 the Secretary oil the Treasury
tMt. Duanel aud the derosIes were removed to-
geher he ion his place x tbs deposlles from hens
x the latter put into State Banks by pedpnp Them
selves 10 supply The place OF HE National Bank and
keep the currency III whplrso'nc condition. We
all know the QUERY raised throughout the country,
and that Congress avoided either approving or con
demning II, leaving all the monied power OF The
country IN the hands Of the President, who Med
ged himself To supply Us with "abeuer currency"
very extensive bankruptcy took place through-
out the mercantile community, great doubts were
expressed OF the sohcocy of ON State Institutions
aud rnprd ehango took place against the Admins
tion IN the public mud, 10 dvf,t which, through
jorc,gn influence, bill was brought INTO Congress
to reduce the value Of gold IN the eagle which was
passed; immense amounts were coined, every re-
lalner ol the Administration was furnished with
them, aud the people were told that they were To
have nothing bur I" yell, W BOYS" and taught TO
shout, "huzza for Jacks down with the Bank, :"
In this wa'fare many Bauk Presidents. Cashiers,
and Directors. were cngagrd-not fnleseelup that
the storm ihey were raising would ultimately over
whelm them.
To hll up the void about TO be occa.ioned by the
withdrawal Il so much capital, Applications were
made 10 the State Legislatures for Bank chailers;-
and III this State, every paltiot who wanted an
office Tor services rendered TO the Democratic par
", was pad IN the profits Arising irom Dank char
ters
The Bank oflhr United States. whose charter cx
pred IN 1886, applied in the ol sc to The
Loco FJco Legislature of Peunsy vana, and sue.
ceeded IN getting charter from the State. The Gil
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