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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05

eiue'ion OF the enormous dates imposed on tobae-
CO ~ most European Governments.
And as early as January, 1887, the Lesis'a ture
0, MARYLAND unanimously passed the following re-
solution;
Rssoissd, That the Senators and Representa-.
yves OF 'his state IN the Congress OF the Unied
States, be requested To take under their especial
care TINS highly important and much neglected in
teres', and that they be particularly requested 10
oppose ell and every adjustment OF the present In
f without obtaining for the tobacco interest fan
ard equal participation in the benefits to be derived
from such Adjustment"
In conclusion, your Committee recommend &c
me Convention the adoption Of the following reso
lutions:
LIST. Resoired, That the only cffcctual ren,ed y
TOT the evils the tobacco interest labors under from
the high duties imposed by Great Britain, and the
monopohes OF France and other nations OF Europe
Is 10 DC found in the action of Congress- by coan.
tervons duties; and that the Convention relies or
the wisdom ot Congress in discriminating between
those Governments which hare and those which
mare not manifested disposition to abandon OF
modify their present oppressive duties and restrc.
IONS imposed on tobacco from the u. s.
I'd. Rescired, That it be recommended TO the
Government Of the United States that the treatie:
now IN existence with foreign CO in,res which con.
tam no supulalons for reciprocity in duties on the
respective products, be not renewed.
Sd. RsSoired, That the Governors Of the seve.
raj States OF this Union engaged in the cultivation
oi tobacco, be earnestly requested 10 call the atten
ton of the several Legislatures of their r,spectv,
States 10 the subject OF the American tobacco trad,
with foreign nations.
4th. Resolred, Tha, copy of the proceed ing
ol this Convention be laid before the Senate an,
House OF Representatives of the United States an,
that the Senators and Representatives from Tobacco,
growing States be earnestly requested TO take sucl
speedy and efficient means as 10 their iudgmen,
may be best calculated TO accomplish the obiec
contemplated by this convention.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Fell. 4.

The pleasant change in the weather this week has
enIivened the markets somewhat, but how long i,
will last is hard TO say. The atmosphere is still
hazy, and betokens any thing but settled cOndi.
ton.
The Banks arc moving on under the resumption
smoothly, and we scarcely hear the subject of the
resumption mentioned. Demands for silver are
light, and in small sums, only for the purposes Of
change. We are unable to state the cross an oun,
paid out by the Banks so far, but we are confident
1t does not reach $4,000 by the three.
Money efihrs are 10y no means easy. The
Banks ore not drawing on the North, and exchans.
es are unsettled. Brokers quote on New York n,
to III Philadelphia to 1, and Baltimore to /
per cent.
PRODUCE
The receipts light-Prices have not varied ma.
teriaIly from our last quotations.
TOBACCO-Receipts this week large-Bre,k.
averaging about so hhds per dny-the demand for
useful qualities continues good at steady rates.
Lugs S4i q and 5-Leaf Sc n "a and s. general
sales-Some few hhds of fine manufscturi, 10 mali.
~ have reached 80 a IOi.
FLoUR-The market is toerably brisk at SAL.
WHEAT-IO5 to ITO.
PROVISIONS.
Beef on hoof, from 81 TO Z.
Pork a 81 and Z.
Sheep 2! to S, as in quality.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05

snee OF removing The complaints CT the peopie.-
This remark Mr., G. had fortified by a Quotation
from Burke. Mr. Webster admitted its trIth and
value-he said Lord Bacon had used 4, long before.
and IN TIE snr OF the sentiment it was that he sup
ported the Dis,rbnton Policy. The old States.
said he, are complaining, and the msiority of lhs
people CT the new States are complaining, of the
Land System OF the Adninisifa alton rs uniust anil
grievcuS Now, he wished the gentleman to sc,
upon the maxim OF Burke and Bacon. which had
now become somewhat common place, that IL i.
easier TO remove ground OF complaint than In re,
son people on, OF the justice and expediency Of wha,
| they desire.
Mr. Webster had maintained that Congress ha,
unlimited power to dispose ofthe Public Lands.
| Mr. Calhoun contended that il was not unlimited.
that il was confined by the nature of things. bu,
sald Nir Webster, who is TO Judge OF that nature nj
thingsf The gentleman comes back to my own mr..
gument, that sound and enlightened discretion is
10 limit the general grant Of power. The sryumcn,
sgalns' the existence OF the power which Mr. Cal.
noun had derived from the extreme case OF an as.
tablished church, MIR Webster overthrow at once
by showing thatn would be equally applicable &c
any express power given by the Constitution -
congress has the power TO declare war-but thu,
power could not be exerted in making war for am.
oH2n, of fOr personal objects of President against
the interests OF the People-and so OF the othe,
powers Every one ofthem is restrained in the sam,
way, and the restraint is Just what the sentlemar
says exists IN tins cnse-what he calls the nature o.
thinss-or. as would call IL, said MIR Webster. :
sound discretion S''
| WIN regard 10 the objections which had beer
urged against the right OF Congress to Distribute tbs
iahos purchased since the Constitution went into
operation, he commended that the territory had be
eone puohe property by pur' hase; and il there was
power TO purchase, there was also a power TO dis
pose. The Senate adjourned without taking nny
been submitted. N ,''O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05
GEN. HARRISON

The old General is on the road, and at this time.
we presume, in Philadelphia. The old Jackson
Presses-our venerable neighbor at the head OF
them, are much indignant at the popular receptions
given him-ihe waving OF flags, firing Of cannon.
aid Joy Of the people. No doubt they are much
disPeased. They used however, to be quite well
satisfied when similar testimonials were offered
Gen. Jackson. We heard in those days, no olise-
ton to Pomp and parade-no disquisitions upon the
beauty Of moderation, and the excellence of Repub
lean simplicity.
We too, dislike parade and show. We could
wish Gen. HarrsOn to be received with cordiality
and respect, but nothing more.
The Madnonian Of Tuesday, says:
8pDT0aeh Of Gtnral HaryisOn.
II will be seen that the President elect and suite
leit Cincinnati, rs was expected, on the 26th alt >
and has already passed Wheeling and Putsburo
tic departed from his beloved Cipeinnati amid
CROWDS Of people, who assembled TO take leave Of
ibeir friend and the nations chosen Chief Mags-
irate Every whnro he is met with the congrattIlo-
TONS and benedeiions Of mulliiudes lie Is ex-
pecled 10 reach Hagestown, Md, to-day. and IN
leave there tomorrow, by Tho new Franklin rail-
way, Gis first opening) Tor PhiIadep hia, via Hor.
rsbvTg, &c. Returning this way, he is expected
10 leave his grand children at school in Baltimore
and may be expected 10 arrive in this city, the last
day Of this week, or on Monday or Tuesday Of the
next Hewill thus reach this theatre Of ms IL.
tufe abors, ABOUT the period Of the counting Of the
Electoral votes, and his own birth day. lie will
be received with cordially and entbusiasm by our
ctTsns, many OF whom are disposed 10 ceebrs q
ne interesting cven's Of the week, by an Electoral
BaIl, N The new pad spacious Log Cabin ofthe Ma.
tional Hotel.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening, Sd inst, by the Rev
Jacques J. Lyons, Pastor of the Hebrew congre-
cation, New York, MIR. ASHER S. LYONS, of P6ila
dolphin: to Miss MaRr ANNE, daughter of Jacot
Lyon. ESQ.,, of this city.
on Tuesday, I'd inst. 10 the town Of Manches.
ter, by the Rev. Geo. WOODBRIDGE. MIR, Jo,,S W.,
SON, Of New York, to Miss REBEccA ANN. daueb.
ter of Hiram Harris, Esq.
AZ Poplar Grove, on the 5,h JAN, by the Rev
X. l.. Coleman, Mr. GEORGE COLEMAN, of Abe.
marie, to Miss MARY A., youngest daughter of Col
uopureh l.; Grasty, formerly Delegate of Orange
On the end instant, by Rev. WIN. s. Plumer. ID.
u, DR.. RICHARD WooD, of Amelia, to Miss IA
SErrA THORNTON, daughter of Richard Sampson.
Esq, IF Dover, Goochland, Va.
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Roanoke shad appeared in this Marke, yes,er.
RESUMPTION

Thu' far the resumption of specie payments here
has been an almost insensibIe operation. Small
amounts of specie, rot exceeding few thousand
dollars, and that only for the purpose Of change
have been drawn. With the aid Of the small nole
bill, which it is confidently hoped the Senate will
pass, there is to doubt, so far as Virginia
Is concerned, the entire success of resumption
The Public is looking to Philadelphia with great
anxiety, the fall of U. s. Bank stock from So TO AZ
and traction, since the resumption not being ex
ae'Iy Ineligible. A third Suspension Of specie
payments would be national calamity Of the most
comprehe nsive import.
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Core,pond,nes Of TIC ~ " au,yies,.

''7'"''''''''I7T'I T"ITs
Probably difference tliat occurred to-day in IN,
senate between Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Maneop. vii
make some talk. There vas good deal on sbarp
nes', certainly, directly personal II originated 40.
parsntly " position taken by MIR Calhoun IN or.
gumen, thot the distribution ofthe proceeds Of m,
pubic lands among The States would be the mean,
o. coruglng those great political corporations. and
that ne (Mr Colboun) would not desire his 'owr
state 70 be tempted by such bait How much
more dangerous, suggested Mr. Webster to-day, 10
70 mpt Hfns States with tho wholst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05

AT an adjourned general meeting Of the Rich.
mond Library Association, held on TUESDAY, IN,
"a instant, the following named gentlemen wer,
elected officers for the present year, viz:
ISAAC DAVENPORT. Pres;Jen,
THOMAS SAMSON. is, v. P,os;j.,,
GUSTAVUS A. MYERS, 9d
JOHN II. COOK. Secretary. "a.
WIN. ID. HAMILTON, Treasurer.
Dirteiors-John Jones, John Womble. Samuel
Reeve, William Ritter, Robert II. Jenkins. Jo,epI,
w. Randolph, John Mabcn, Bartholomew SInde,
William +. Watson. N'
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,r9u TnomAs oooKE,-ras.

III THOMAS COCK E,-Take notice. that on
wednesday, the l1h day Of March 1871 al tho ON 4"
o. Suslayus a. Myers In the City Of Rehmond Letw-t
we " IN the morning and the same ay
sua proceed 10 take the deposiiOns Of Meehzcdsc
sulcL Daniel Crow ADD Daniel Matthews, 10 be read az
sgluenoo ~ certain sui nav depending ~ The Crcut
1yptlnI iouH ~ Jaw and CanccTy Tor the county m
nehIno snd tyol Richmond in WHICH We afc plant ~.
400 you and others arc delndanfs aud H. from any csSe
w sau noposhious na not b. taken on that div the
seng 9 lne sanc VIII BE- continued from day 10 day
.alhe pare and between the hours sforo ss until tbry
- - 'e''lH,,ltN' DAVID T. LACY,
VI '-NtN DAVID ALLEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05

Mr.. Calhoun cuts but poor figure in hi, COLI.
SION with MIR. Mangum. That gentleman ought
to retire for few years from public life. All men
are wearyng of him and his everlasting changes of
position" his never ending prophesying, his inces
SAINT Iteration of his consistency, and hisSeons,itu
uonal inscrutabilities. He is even losing Inc repu
laion OF talents. A Greek Sophist Of the School
OF the Lower Empire, is the amount of his es,ima-
ton now in public regard. He has boxed the COM
pass, wheeled and turned about and jumped Jim
Crow" until men have absolutely lost all confidence
IN him. What he is now, they think the very best
argument IN the world that he will not be that dov
SIX months He has hedged until no possible doc
trne or opinion can prevail, for which he has no,
at some time COMMENDED. He has pursued the Pre-.
sdeney like benishted travellers pursue Jack with
his Lantern, through fern and forest bog and brnr
until his raIment is torn from his back, and himself
become the Jest and scotn of the public.
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DIED.

On Wednesday evening about o,eloek M,,
MARY W., wife Of Mr.. John NJ. Bots.
Inc friends and aequaintances generally Of the
deceased, are respectfully invited to attend her IN.
nera atthe house Other brother, Mr. Beverley Bls;,
this day at half plst.I2 O'Clock.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water this day, 81 O'Clock, p. M.
SAILED

SAILED,
Sehr Weymouth, Couch. New York -four and
tobacco. "'o
schr Union, Crowell, Phi'adelphia. -four and
tobacco. INV
CLEARED,
Canal Boat Jas. c. Cabeu, c. c. Dixon. with
7O,9o5 lbs merchandise, to Rennick & Lindsey.
Hughes, J Burruss, J = shacke,on, ] G
loler, and Dolan, kimmer < Co (amounting 10
Sl2I IS toll) ~
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CuRDsNILLE ACADEMY

I'VE Subscriber VIII open fSchOol In CuTdsyle Buek
Il ngham County, the lot of February next 10 contnu,
ten months theIea ter, with weeks n, ne en-,
Of the first five months. ~ WV
Asuresards health and morality place perhaps hal
heueT location for Institution this kind In is vii
hgc an Tue necessary eonveniences may be had al orna
nary Prices whe the usual nureuents arc absent
Parents whose health renders IL ncrrssary Tor thc =,
rue springs during the watering seasons, cen be within
le anu ha OF iheiI sons " the buckingham sptinss
Hoard may Ice had either in the village or in Inc inc
lights and fuel included ~ ''e"e
RATES OF TUITION
Elementary English branches 60.
Ancient Languages and Mathematics or either az
Payable onehalf al the end Of The first five months
Te,nblnder at the end Of the scholastic year
No deduction will be made for absence a1er entranrc
except In case Of sickness
Re 5-w3w TuOs 10 pApNt1-r
81, inc Enquirer Iequoftedo copy, once a week Tor
lhfee weeks, aud seud'accOuni to Cuidsyille II m a.
WANTEp.b by Young Man who las been etnpIoveI
~ Tor me last two years in EruccTy and lo,pssI Ion
nuse ~ TINS Cy, Situation In any business who're ho nn
OMAN moderate compcnaron. Appiy 10
lco WORKMAN McgRUDER a CO
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FOR BALTIMORE

E6EN Tho regular packet schr EDWARD LAM
XkA1 DIN nolnRshead, master. For freight Of rs hbd.
master on board, Al Ludlam's wharf, oIto -''' ''
teS VIM. ROWLETr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05
LAND, EEGRoEs, &C. FoH SALE

Ri WHuo of decree 81 the Cifcu superior C0urt of
- law and Chauccry FOR Buckingls D. County, pfonoun
ecd IN The 10Th day ~ rcpembcr ISM In sie therein
renlng between samuel Ford nsinun anil james Ausiln
T. ~ tora.uc ggd piheTg, defcndsfts shall on The ts
DAY Of FEBRUARY MKT IN tho to~n Of lhsrloesv
on the Couihouse Fquaro sell a fubrc suction 10 he
hEhes bidder, for cash, all tie rfhf lille cain md me.
reH ~ tad ao ~ Ioh0 Mills 10 and 10 the estate rest
andpeLsonal o. hs late amer Wyatt Mis- Inc ot
the esd John Wills being dnc- fourth part or trset ar
parcel Of land lying IN the county Of Abomare sdlnng
the lands n Edneud Davis Richard SNOW ana oters con-
iain ngi ~ eeaon ddi acTea hc the Fams mora r is
and aso Tho iourh Of 10 ~ Negroes or so nanv sp1
heir increase Of tho estate of tho said Wyau Mills dee'd
n 20 dytlrd aongd hs four dsrlbuteef Also trset
o. parcel o. iand lying IN esd county NJ Hbefnare con
aning 10 acrea, adnning the and8 " May Iay1s John
hafy ans OILERS being the land conveyed y Mars atnc
% ne ssla sohn Mills Alec horse Book Case ned
POSTPONEMENT
IN consequence Of bed weather me s,ie ~ a.. ,,s.
,na property Is postponed until MONDAY lie Ist dsy Of
r. b-ctinar REM N uaopunpp 81.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
OPPOSITE THE EAGLE HOTEL.
RfoHHoHD, Vla6tsA

e,n Ipp,anp5 "a i,lFes yor FEBRUARY l54l.
ylO,uuO, for the 9th February.
s35,295, do 18Th do
$4,000, do goth do
s5O9o0, in Five Capitals Of $4,000 EACH for
Virginia Mononaaua Lottery, Glass A. for isu-,o B..
drawn a, Alexandria, Va, Saturday, 9Th Fcb ISL %
CAPITALS.
p.ss o.. .,':.:'i s9 % prize, Of ..sLOcO
g., TieEei, go halves So quarters e. Co.
shares IN proportion.
Virginia wesburr Lottery Glass n for tstt,oh. dr,v
AZ Alesandiia Va, On Saturday, the 1911 OF FEB sii
CAPiTALs:
p.'ts o....,siSS,j 'opr4o' .X:...s'SOO
co,s A.. Tiss e sio 6,lys. qgsr,fs9 q
va Lse.bvyrr Lottery Class D. for s4To be drawn st
CAPITALs.
Pnte ot'i'''t'"'3@9@ogo @priaes of..:..''...s9ooo
$50. Ticit;cis 30. Bsiy!s s, quansTs re- co.
eerlieeale q package pf 70 whole tlok9is, sso--
lCJPssO,OOO in Five Prizes Of $4,000 each.
Va MononGaia Ieuery, Glass o. for lslt-To be drawn
Al AleHandria, Va, saturday gfth Feb, l8ii. ~"
GRAHD SouEMEi
prize oi..",..."el9m1l FIvEPRIZEs or
...do........... logg $1,000 zach, maxim,
.'do'.s.'s'''''"iMt1i
TioEois slO, halves 9; quarters , f0
Corhcato Of package OF y whole ucEets aim
aharca In proportion. '''i WV
n- Rortiotets and shares certificates Of pssE,,..
intho above splendid Louorios, address ~ F-'-NteH
d. =. GREGORY co
,.e.s., , a., ~, Managers, Richmond, We
~ sce1nn, 81 NC Drawing sent Immediately after I,t.
oser, 20 el who order from ~ ~"
To mrs ADEliNg w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Notce, That snail, during the Present sessIon - ~,
General assembly of Virginia. petition thsf boy ~ We
passage oi law diyorcns me from y0u ~ ''' tho
-sS--oet - CHARLEs w RICHARDsoN.
CAnDbEs.-iOO bo1es Tsllow Candle l.,,i.. -
~" PH LANCASTER, DENNY CO.
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NOTICE.

", hshhlDGE Of Fucastie. and JAMES r. UOI.
-, Nphbi4 recently n Lynchbura have formed 90
cCourls OF boitonu, Bedford, Roanoke, Moniromery
nsitI andhueghauJ couniies, and Of the
a. hynsAAuufg' and The Court Of Appeals Lowisburg
hcr oHee j. directly In front NJ he Counh The same
'h5t vas aley occupied BY Tao Hon. Edward Johnston
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05

BIC SION
E VIII stand this Spring at my plantation
~ A>fJ- "Oakland,' Chester field county, d milo
" re a@ T 10 and aud
,.th .I, be raid within it, which closes LEI July
NAN 81 cash g ne Groom Mares will be fed with what
oo1rdedgras There is every convenience thai an OH
mares and colts such lois stables and ps Eve.
shAu be paid to prevent accidents. but no liability
boston has run every where, from New York TO Geor
ga anu has won more Jockey Clubs and mile heats
too wen known TO advertise length ior lis winrins.
nu w whole OF newspaper His size pOtrSr
XXI hs.snsi' and pure blood suits al mares and all
Ne az 5 ors,ds,s rant wM. II. JOHNSON.
who isu good Nurse, House servant ap has some W
e slpersn.e In Cookns Washing and Ironing Apply
HORSE FOUND
E Going al hrEe, on tie Evening OF Cd inst .
~S which the owner can have by proving I pro-
1Akz-p ,,, PAYING SdyeItisinE- and charges,
TO law. Eoqnrc at Ibis office ie SCS"A
DISSOLUTION.
james n. Raicn Co expired by Il" own i@i,s s o.
on The hrst day of last month"; January ISL Il Is eaTncSh
requested st all PeIsons in debt that concern should
ser bring or send In their dues some early period a.
Is very desirable 1t shoui be brought to close All,
lc s-dself JANIS n. kGTc iIi
CLIFTON FoR SALE.
ne sDs, rbeL oneis Tor SALE the plantation which no
so rom Peefsburg ADD &c miles FROM the Amelia sprinEs
e mealea virtues Of which, since they have become gsn
- y ,IoH"' give hsN reputation supposed By GIe
ahyp Ms niHsrai ieaisrs of The sfafe-lying on tho
ehIo oad aud about miles from ApponaioT Tiyer con.
aiming l0nacres' supposed nearly third of u uneearcd
ms plantation contains some excellent land anil Inc
Whoieoi highly susceptible OF Improvement IL uron
an excellent tso story fame house with two chmneSs
hicpaecs 10 the basement, first aud second stories!
sNSnohi smoke house e.house aud other neeessarv
buildings u would be an eligible situation Tor
gentleman Physician, Lawyer, &C or a gcnilem,an
rom VIC Guy or lower country who wants pleasant sum.
ieiea wl md but few rl'ces IN the state more desi.
sD9 loi pe%sanloes Of SITUATE health good soety
WnI sell bargain IN the above pice " application 4.
9Ie soon For efms apply letters postpaidJ 10 MsioY
son SeeaI ORTIZ the subscriber near Eik II Post OF
nee, Amelia county. v M 'NasnN
f. h
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nORSE ROTNn

y Going al larHe, on tie Evening of % inst
~ I'LL Sorfcl Horse, with Saddle and Birdie
ne D. which tie owner have by proving pro'
AAkApeuy, paying advertising and CHARGE
to law Enqnirc al Ills once NC "''O'eu OF aeeo1a.pE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05

FOR CIIARLE sION

tx The packet sctr bRusiLiA Eldridgs, master.
'eeaZ -four OF kegs Of tobacco arpy 10
u CHARLES PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05

Tor HIRE, aHtcly Negro Girl about 10 vesrs o5 49,.
Who Is good Nurse, House Servant and has some m
" ~, hbersn.S IN Cooking Washing and Ironing Apply
e. Sea "" We
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

vet the less scruple has been felt in recommending
the provision as Il rnsy avoid difficulties by EsanI-
testing disposition neither 70 tread on any ques-
.ronable ground nor 10 give rise TO unnecessary
differences OF op!nion.
The plan wilI present itself 10 all The States and
all the People. Il proposes geaerai benefit 10 all;
and nc fear Is entertained Jest either the States
the People should examine il win TOO close
scrutiny.
The section winch authorizes the Secretary Of
,he Treasury 20 Issue. Il found necessary i've nil
lions OF stock Is designed q provision against
CONTINGENCIES incident TO the fnctsalians Of trade.
Ia an agent OF Government, such as i now pro-
posed 10 be cieated 1t i proper that there should
exist every security for tie maintenance ei IL
credits Mistortunes may tall on private instItu.
tons. in the revulslons OF commerce AID business.
aad ibey NAV be compelled - stop aTment but
whatever : identified win Tie character %. Go
-ernrnent should be placed on the safest possible
foundations y tn, means ~ tie country are
most ample IL credit hi-h, and tue burdens o; he
People light. there Is wisdom III giving = the tx
cheossr Ihc power I'll immedate resort, in case Of
uecesslty to the unstaned and uaqgestioaabe iaitn
OF tie nation. There should be- 10 hesitation, no
scruple no lingering doubt, sbJu; The ability OF the
Institution zs1 proposed 10 be established. 20 iu-
FL with puGctuaiy al lis engagements, under any
occurrences. not Of force. 10 disturb the Go7ern-
mon, i,.eif
such arr. the general views OF lhe iaaDortaat uea.
sure which now invites TIC confederation OF the
Legislature.
Tic extremes Of public sen,imen; or the sub
icc,s embraced in tbs bill are embodied ia tl-
system OF the ouD-Ireasuiy 90 the one hand. AID
ia . Bank OF the Lur,d Stats oa Tie otLrr. lEe
great problem nos. prsp9alicd 20 pcaclc,i states
-,,,.o.,,, T.. ,,betber rir,-e and reconciliation ,
oa,,,on can b. attained. whether All end can be
IN, IN .,s.ra-siao o,f-s and a-pcla-ed coltfo-
ygr.;.. ,oysiag tie p3i-y IF ,he (sogcrnment. by
,t, odan,ioa ot nm 1,.lns s,..erl: "A system
c.4r.i.i.,~ n -,ut. ri,y,r. establishing no mo
n,,,oy b.stovinr no feasible right. attempting
a., divorce, Of tho i,yelli.r,ei fro7lr The People; but
on Tho oher hand. converting the lno,, astere. the
,no,, ind,.oe.s,bl and pisi1ly constitutional duty
of the Goyernen. the collection Of The taxes, into
the very means OF sustaining the industry. inter-
changing The commodities. and increasing the gain,
If those bv whom ,pxcs are paid.
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