Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20

such thing Wild can blaine the posranmen, %, eeas
ing to put her Money m the Banks. aud taking it into
their own care aud keeping by the construction nj
strong vaults in The custom house on the Sub. L.
system. And IN N. York uad ether places where
la,get sums are collected than can posslhiy be- GOV.
cred by the the bonds OF the custom house onicef,.
Vt their be sifoagrr safe guards placed over the
Money, by constructing three ooors Ia the vault, one
within he other. each al The . principal officers al
the custom house department having a key, the
money to be do, ,nsited within the INSIDE doot..at 9 o.
clock IN the morning when they 60 10 business. a
certain amount Of n''ouey rs taken on, oi .lhe
vanl, and placed IN the ,ilsburs'og officers draws
and The doors locked; at 3 % Hioeh they tile . OH
cers) examine the drafts take; ~ and he balance OF
the money replaced within The ,ns,'e vanl', ana The
officers retire from their days Labor. IN 'hts way
the money may be Kept safe. for .liif'ugh the
whole three 3 officers might be fogucs, yet pct now
ing each others heart, neiiher would make a pro
position ol'hetl 10 the oths, : Tor fear Of being ex
posed.
The Sui. Treasury scheme Of Finance would be
the salvation oil The country; II would check the ex-
cessive importation OF Foreign Goods, aud bring
specie lGio the couniry 10 pay Custom house duties,
aud the purchase OF public lands, nor would the
specie be horded up, ior The money paid into tho
Treasury to-day would be paid out tomorrow. ln-
deed bnt llttlc specie would ahswet all tho purpo-
ses Of Governmeni, Tor the drafts on The Treasury
department would frequently fall inlp tito hands ol
the Banks aud merchants who would hold them as
70 huch slttio 10 pay customs win, nc. ms
system would also strengthen the Banks 18th specie,
as IL would add 10 millions a year to our specie cur
fency from Foreign Countries; Ion Government con
tractors aud otllels would place The specie, as they
draw from the G~ovoinmeni, IN good safe Banks,
aud chuck IT out IN their notes, &c. &c.
Then, fellow cttlzens OF Campbell, repair TO the
polls aud rtbute The panic makers by voting ior
Flood, Pooie and DcarIpg, the Democratic Can
dtda,es who hhse never supported john q Adams
Tor the Presidency, The erea, d,stu,be, OF the pubic
peace, rs oui senior county delegate has done, and
perhaps the other. Aud This Is one great cause, |
may suppose, why I've pr.feis Harrison 10 Van Blu
rem, lie Ulauison) ha,lns been a warmer supporter
oiJobn &. Adams for HE Presidency IN 1921, anj
acted as an clector ON the electoral llchet winch sup
ported him 10 Ohio in opposition u Gen. Jackson.
We hope the Editor will not again say 10 us NE
SutdF ultra creIqddm, - because, Though u mechanit)
we tetnind The people ofhis having been a supper
ter OF Johney q. And therefore v IL might've
should Judge men by the COMPANY they kecp-ihe
uen they support-and rs such, II Juo, q. Adams is
politically obnoxious 10 the people so should those
be who supported him., aud II Harrison is ohJectiopa-
bic ON account oi his imbec'lliy, either as u c,pitidn
or u military ~ehieifa,a. OF his beng 10 the bands Of
GUARDIANS OF rufaloIs, or iof his leaving the army
before The war closed aud for winch the women Of
ChilIcothe voted HIM u petitcoat, the Senate OF the
y. y. refused him a medal III 1916, the Legislature
OF York refused to vote him a sword, aud The Com.
Council OF n Noik the freedom ui iie city, aud Mr..
Clay opposed hs nomination M minister TO Colum-
bia; then II Ihis man who IL SO repugnani 10 the
honorary rewards ot HE people, Is attempted 10 be
forced upon the country Iot the Presidency, to it's
great disparagemrnt IN our own and Foreign estima-
tIon, then II Is our duty 10 rcbuhe those who would
tarnish our national character, by placing the coun-
Try unler the control of such men, and under The re-
gency OF Webster, Stevens, Wright, &c., this would
be too degrading 10 be tolerated by
MECHANIC.