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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
To rue EpIroRs Or TAR w,,o

Gentlemen: The last act Of Loco F,eoi.m in the
Legislature, IN their eowardly attempt to impose a
Governor on Virginia IN opposition 10 the majority
IS a striking commentary on their eharacicr They
nave no prospect OF carrying a majority al the
Spying elections, therefore they would nv,iI ,b,r,.
selves. 70 Sseat the expressed will Of the m,iori,v
by an accidental stgeoee Of portion VI The Req,
resentatives
Il will meet from the people & uerteJ r,buke-
u IS tnhing with them, and no false Issues vii blind
their eyes. 7
Olq Republican Spottsyyania will he ereet--ev.
cry e1erlIon is making to overturn her faith bot in
VAN; she stands as GTm es Gibraltar. By mi.rep.
Tesenung the course a her Gbje Delegate on the
Rail Road Bill, and attempting 10 make capital
cut Of his vote against the tax u Bank Stock when
lhey mad PAD a henay bonus for their charter ia
that form 10 the Grst instance as we'll as his vote 10
Increase the tax on the Tela! Of spirinous hga0rs
they were IN hopes Of carrying their candidate
through, Dgt it Will not answcr, though they should
get the vote OF every srOg shop ~ the town and
county Tier citizens are TOO Intelligent and yirtu.
Gus 10 be induced by such reasons 10 forsake their
Republican State Rights Delegate, 10 support |,
FederalsJ Who sustained the era Of Jaeksonism a.
well as the outrage upon the sovereign rights oil
New jersey, aud who, undcr similar circumstances
would strike the blow Of dslranchisenent Of the
90 DOMINION TO subserve the purpose OF he parry
70 violation Of her sacred rights ami the voice Of hel
citizens The jas, act Of Loco Focoism has omen.
co ne eyes Of the people. hye want men Of a
different e'libre, and only syct will We send,
| STAFFORD.
4 Bpgh' and Jrishteningi The Wing, will nd
IouD' carry ibe daYh they will only torn out; lei
them 90 l9er dq'y hpd theye will be one gain II
our next Legislature. The Whigs nave perfec
confidence, snd intend to redeem The county.
IL King George, kEira BAly's brother stands n,
chance. Last spring he cried Sn0Vrh before IN,
battle ended, when there we're eight of her voter
standing by 10 have their voice given against b,n
10 Caroline, Dr.. Anderson will carry every thin,
before him. We have truly glorious prospects
Lot Virginia do her duty, and Tor the future. ",
snall have TO refer 70 history Tor the acts and At
IEnPTs OF Loco Foooism. Il will he desd- d.,
forever in Virginia.
fhefe are great number Of Wings who or
not prepared TO stsnd by and see dog eat dog. WI
are anxious ior man 70 bring prominently befor
tune, 70 securs union and action two wears benc,
Major John Lee Of Orange, is spokenoL
Yours, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

There, ladies' send your measures, your lengths
and your breadths, your rotundi;ies, and your de-
iectuoses, simply by letter to "the" Oudinot, No.
"a Place de Ia Bourse, Paris, and for Ell S.. fI.
los, or E2. you may be made the most graceful.
most houtfante, most elastic, and most happy OF
females
tCoSCLUsIoH ro-NonRowl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
It's virtues claim The raptgrous lay
IL him will genius homage pay

Though u was not my good fortune 10 haze mare
ban sight acquaintance with the deceased his
premature death cannot fail 10 elicit the desncs,
feelings Of sympathy, when we reflect thai he but
snort llme since, was ~ the very bloom Of health
win high hopes and btilan, prospects veleoming
nlih 20 inc practlce OF profession which his tai
ents bad promised 10 ndorn; to witness tbesc bi,b
hopes, thus marreJ, and his prospects tLgs ii,b,s
vo can but conclude that "the ways Of The Aisoigb,
~ are truly inScrutabie." To his numerous C,is,i.
that he hos lett 10 dep.o:e his loss, thoue. tims
alone can mitigate their grief, there are many con
alterations Of on assuuglng character for to IA he
has bequeathed the rich example OF tue yirtue snd
pure moraliiyj and TO us who have for somstime
been separated from him. Il affords great compilation
90 know, that IN his last days he was surrounded
~ lono end 'eeipg irends, and that he died at the
home Of his youth
The President also offered III, following rssolu.
tons S 'T''
Rs'elDe6, That 10 the death Of James Y. Rusin.
the Jefferson Society has lost one whose NOBLE hear
| ing expanded miEd and esteemed ytrt.es iustiv
entitled him TO be ranked among the pro,deSt M.
naments Of our Association.
hs0,Dfd, That we tender 70 the fam y and friend.
OF he deceased, our heartfelt sympathy Tor tbs
great loss hey have sustained by his untimsIv
end.
ReSoiUed, That 10 token Of respect to his m.no
| months. " WIZ
Do motion Of Mr. Birksdale, Il was
| he'eDtd, that copy OF these resolutions. AZ
companied with the Presidents remark. be sent n
the family Of the deceased; and be pubf,sbed n an
SoNegisn and the Richmond, Washington an,
Charlottesville papers. e'V" Wv
DAsNEI II. MGUsY, Secretary. N''''Ai'''
] ~ The City papers will please copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
DIED,

On 4th March last, at Clarksvie, Mecklenburg
county, in the 10th year of his age, MIR. GEORGE
NJ. BRAscH. Mr.. b. was born in the county OF
Chesterfield, and for several years was a resden,
Of this city. lie was esteemed for his social vir-
tues-and highly respected an honorable gem
tIeman. o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
RICHMOND MARKETS ,.n


Business generally is exceedingly dull this week
All branches Of trade and mechanism seems to DRAG
under the pressure of the money market. Mer.
chants cannot venture to launch out, so uncertain
are the unrestricted, they are rather disposed to
curtn as much as possible. lmportations to the
City will not be one-third as heavy Us they have
been some years past.
The action OF the Pennsylvania Legislature upon
the Banks of Philadelphia is regarded as decidedly
favorable to commercial aff,irs.
Our Banks do but small business comparative
ly.
PRODUCE.
TOBACCO-NO change in prices.
FLOURISH.
wHEAT-IIOc.
CORN-45a47t.
fLouR inspected in the City of Richmond dur ing
the quarter ending 3Ist March, lsIi, viz:
33,3ls bbls superine
l,i37 half do
1861 bbls fine
l,725 do mddng
533 do condemned
EDMUND WALLS, Inspector.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
VIRaINIA MILIrNRY IN.rIruTE.-

- ~ III AZ hNsIlTpTG.
VIII meet AT Lexington on the LIST day OF July neIf, to
receive apple atoms and make appointments hl
cies AZ Cadets In the Institution Apple reuuit-
cd To DO made before the day ior meeting the
boird and viii be directed posi- paid The President
o'the boArdof visers OF the Virginia Military Institute
Lexington, Va Cadets appointed will report themselves
oI uuy oy the 18th day OF person Is a,nc
or shorter period insn two years. The expenses OF
sa tadet are about $50 per ycar-thosc ofany other
Oct about so per year. including clothing beard tuition
stefan, books &c As there few
on stale account applicants should they are
able 20 pay the cntire chpenIe. - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
NOTICE

uE subscribers the let day Of March, 1871, formed
aco partnership under the hrm and style OF Nor I'd
on Co for tho purpose OF carrying freight The
mNcrsnd hahawha Canal, where have running sx
freHht Boats ofhs fist cls We will also 10 Inc
receiving aud TO- warng Of chanxe, and buv-
ing ana selling ofthe same, the customary Our
warehouse being situated the banks OF the Canal m
ssvc TO customers the additional expense Of drsysge. Gus
hf boyd and Mr. Monigomere will reside la ~ ochbuTx
Meocr leave 10 refer to The following Eeniletnen-
mesSrs Allen a Paxson Robert Jaffsy a 20. New York.
s Norman Houriney, Baltimore, Lancaster Denby Co.
webb booker a Hamlton Ralsion 4 Peasants. D.yen'
port Allen, Redmond; Miller Rue ker. Roberts a Lee
Bryant Young. Lynehburl; Hume, Esq GsnI Petes
Johnson Abingdon; boyd A brothers, wyiheviIic.
JAMES BOYD,
ROBERT EDMOND.
hugh MON1GOMERIE
= M,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
L III E A T r E
Toconclude with The Nautical Drama Of the
FLOATING BEACON.

Toconeude with The Nautical Drama Of the
FLOATING BEACON.
yEasBiTYg,p co. NJ BkoGaI m'' MARTIN Miss IN
The Opera Of Ia s0MNANBULA IL in active prepars.
ton. ana VIII shortly be produced. rod -
Tho popular Drama " tho LADY Of THE LAKE
founded upon sr wahor Scouts Poem Of that name viii
be pfOducedin few days.
TO BoEes75ets- Pc 10 cents. ap2
notice. It is our Intention 10 close our present
business - July. We requesi Ill those who we're in.
d26isd 70 Ne Oh Isl January and have not ae call and
P1nso 70 pW lReW ~ Pfopfi hlnu,, lor sg,sSigl
u our present stock Of Goods. when i srrt. ind
Won assorted, VIII be sold atcOsi for cash
MARSHALL TH bATRE.
Nus. MARTYR respectfully announces IN the mu.
~ gs1 pgbS Of esgo8d i6at hsE ssGs !. ssd
be ptriornsi v Other snferisfn
~ which her sister, hlss nvoTsi ~ anil Mr. Bfough VIII
ppea being her last appeaf'nes bat ono, to beS
To goEEs 70 elsj Pf0 e,s
ne- Psrfqrmapetsig sommense At quarter before O..
TYLEH UOUsE-The subscH6eH take this me.
y mod o. inio ming tusr t,snd. .nd rbe public, nat
par Of the Ciy Locust street three doors above de
Jewish Synagogue, ana ready boaTders
9RAxToN eARLICK. and
ap2-2' MRS LEWEsA WARREN
BOARDING AT THE MANSION HOUSE
MRs. sARVAY having taken this we'll Known and long
estanuhhcu HOUSE. WHO haa undergone
rough repair snd recently ksN By Miss MsTy Toner IL
now prepared 70 accommodate boArdsfs ~ the day Wosk
month OF gear.
The rooms being vey pleasant and airy and suitable
a In the centre OF the butness of the CITY and
within few minutes walk of The Rail Road Depois and
steam host wharf, v one ofthe mos desifabe Houses
tho Guy ol persons visiting ,he CITY. be their obes, 81
thor business pleasure, Her table will All times
provided with tho best which the abundance % the mat
get sTJrds-hrr servants attentive aud polt.-snd with
lion % ali IS a. a. po'sbs she solicit. tom her Mend.
and the public generally share Of theIT Ps,IOn.ge
Mansion House l9prii !, Isi. n
LIVE OBESE FEATHERs.
I0(fl LIB oflye Geese Peaiers, jus, received and
lOOO for sale.
sp9-n JANIS NJ RATCLFFK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
VALUABLE rial nsTATE FOR SAFE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
n sale my Houses and Lots town, and my Farm All.
joining the same dsim ir useless do more Than 10
pose any person will buy, matter low minute deserp
ton Of u might give, without first seeing H. have in
town. acres OF rich land, well enclosed, with every
nee essaTy house on for the oomlota L. c,ommodaon
the Nv farm, sdjoninT the ontsIas Of
S0seres good land about 80 Of which is ara
There Is on the farm an abundance OF the best marL
by me use Of which he Land may be improved and made
very rich All who knowihs properly, think could, By
small eSpense, be made very valuable. To any psTsen
mine offers many advantages as any in the stale
! beng inhyery short distance % d,si rate private
liberal.
,,,r JNo. N. GREGORY
n1-EnanIer will copy lawig
INDyoo-A first rate article, in eeroons aud Kess.to
arg LYEII, JOHNSTON LYRII.
C,OPPERAs MADDgR, LOGwOOD ANb REDWOOD
500 LVELi- JoaSsT r q LYFII.
II EmON sYHUP-9 dozen Of superjoT an,Iitx- e,;r
II safe. sp2 lYELL. lonNsT6N 4 EvEfL
LAND IN BUpKiNeHAM ron SAFE.
WILL be oirIod for 'ao. "a the gicaf bidder az not
w disposed Of sooperJ on the seeond MONDAY Ia
more or oss on Muddy TeSE snu, 10 mos No1,b "1bd
Court House, and south of Fasbuf Minis and WARE i
fences the balance swood land about one third Of which
seapahlc oi groinens tobacco 1hc tract well waier
houses situated on IT, Apply 10 Ciopion ChSmbeTs,
ns ncar andNho ms noriaaEe on the pfemiscgJ foT
sPa-sit - 80 DANIEL eugHHANy.
FREIGHf noAT FOR sCoTTsVILEu
TUE Hargo WIN A LANCASTER, H. now readg 20 re-
Il ceive freight for the above PAGES shippers will
please gend their goods 10 landing head - tho
Bsgln. BOYD, EDMOND A. co.
eP5-q ~
\ mAbE ASSISTANT WANTED.-i Visfi 10
bus Pubic ' Sa. sV S ss rs .s g
Hp0Rs make on uratoy and settle ba 10 act a. eli
ntthe Hoi SnrinfP, from u fl OcfohfT
Any application 10 81 he Hot Springs With good refer.
Sha compensation vii BE- Iequi'ei VII be
Hot springs, 20 March, is4i. sp9-eN
EoR SALE CHEAP, three good work norses-
Apply TO lar ~ RICH. HII.t. ". q CO.
-. NJ. HOYT cos,
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
WE beg cell tho Of ovrry body 10 the spl.o
The ful schrme viii be found n smother pau Of Inc ~
per PeraoHs a. distance who wish N have Tt,ket H.
thaf LOTTERY, have no time 70 but should order rnr
diately ~ lap2l ID. n, HOYT a co
CohKs-A supply of s!ss! ,nd Seine corEs Tor .Sis.
app Ono door above A.. n al -,
lGARDEN AND FLOWER sREDs-I 90
" supply just received, for s,le, W."
ep2 GANNOR a ROYSrFR
| ~ spa gAYNoR a Rovsrra
For HIRE-One Negro Man, a House eglrt .,d.
boy shout years old, by the month
| - LEWIS hill
| sPz-n Collector and Aren't
| POTATOES 800 bushils yellow PotsIoes AZ A.
bne SIN 90 ~ Rockets, for sale low, 10 close con,
'F"'"en' aPR SHIELDS roNERvIIIRN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
uoST q cos oFFIcU -s7coo 5 an M

II rckcts % 30 cs numLer.; " dissn prswin-
hkes place al O'Clock to-day. fvr prizes. eape
R2 HbYT's
via subscriber offers all his property for sale ON ~.
ibsh Of thu nopih. consisting 81 Hofses two yek az
oEea Cows, Hogs. sheep. Thrashing Machine, biss
stnii,s' Toos. Carpenters Tools. fsusfion Toos
mouse bold and k,ehen Furniture, and quantity Of ium
Twelve be sums ox q, IN
tho purchaser swing bond and good before th
property s removed slO and under, cash The sale III
eontinLe from day TO day, until all is sold. $50
Those who have claims T,quesicdt 10 sndihh.
their claims safe, and those who o~rs will como ana
make pay SAMUEL. COCKE
HEAVIER dam. Coco hind, March 3oth IsfI sp 9S.S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
FARMVILLE PROPERTY E.,,. 81, :,

Rf virtue Of oeed OF trust eIccu, by Abm ham
- H. Ncnable, shall sell hshcst Ind
DER on "Wednesday, the 2st day OF April 1911 eerain t
AMI no use on main street, known In the plan Fsrnyr
as los NO. ~ anu IT, The improvements a large
story brick building, with houses; this may DO
diNded into two los-one with Of the prov. ns
aud about ~ feet 'front.' neu street: The
other with one lumber house and about 80 OF
street S-' - 1880
Also, one other lot and house street, adjoining
MT ,hAppes coach shop and variety OF hou ami
kitchen furniture, &c TIE will 6e made known o
the day OF sale. PATRICK II. JACKSON, Truitee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

LIVE GEESE FEATHERs.
I0(l LIB oflive Geese Peaipsrs jos, received and
sp9-m JAMES N. RADCLIFFE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
p.tngta.I nf.
ap 2-cwtlJy

copy the above which Of pn6e int est Cor
the benefit OF their renders.
MANUFACTORY, 4 or Main street fir,I
dor below the Medical College The susc riber pio-
pretor OF the above Establishment and Of Pate
OF tok and Bor ands well known hishly approy
edThrashng Machines; aud Of Emmons chain land hor
POWERS, aud OF the heeves) the best Wheat Fans Iav
Press horsepower list Mills Corn shenG raw Cut.
ng anu her machines ud tfully
his friends and the agriculture al community that he Ne az
usual provided with good stock OF seasoned nbrr and
oiher materials and with good
are u be ounj In kind aud n nj
ne sthereio'e well prepared TO I'LL all orders
tna ihey may think TT 'per him with. Al
sor nopee lie Is prepared TO give full and satisfactory
testimony In hvour OF his hines Who NJ eou ~
H. In the short time that he has been ensar ed ia this b
snes. he has made and sold about go Of those Thrash
ng Mac hin 40 horse powers 1850 straw Cutters and
ABOUT 1uu Corn Shelters amt many other kinds Of ma
ehnes, which Is strong testimony In their favour and
shows that he has been literally Iatronzed and Tor
which Ne returns thanks TO his patrons, aud soicis
nusiion OF their iavours, and Of the farming
who will please their orders for sue a1tices ~,
hts line ashley want early Mt az as t
insure their Oh aiming the III in good season.
IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

Williamsburg March3I. Iagtt
no Enquirer will copy lawfs .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

4 VALE AssIsTAST wANTED.-I Vis6 10
.enssess yonng man oi study habits aoqusinlsd with
&c nusncss OF Public House, who keep plain of
bpQE' make on accurately and settle bris eli
htthe Hoi rnrnff, from N " time III the is Of OcfohT.
Any Application 10 ut he Hot Springs With good
enees, sislng what compensation will be requyei, WILDE
mmo dately auc ended TO- THOMAS gOODR
Hot Springs, 20 March, ls4t. ap Few
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

F"HIonf E no Ig,InI s.S,9rTsvILEE

TUE nargo WM LANCASTER, IL now readg 20 re-
ceive freight for The above PAGES shippers VIII
please qend their goods 10 landing head - tho
Basin BOYD, EDMOND a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

KnEIoHr noAT ron seofrsyrlLn.
nss, csn.l Boat vicToniA, Wa re.phiss. master.
WIN be down and cad, 10 take IN osns Noo.I.v ~,
fue,isy nexl for fsshi, spe.y 90 - : = -
Rf-S EG ToNPkfNe q Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
I hhHP 2. I Ill 1GtfpKl,NenAM Fqn sAhn:

7 EMON sYHUP-s dozen Of superiol a1slity. er
II sale. ap2 WELL. IOnNsThN q LNEfi
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-07-14
SPRING HILL, SUMTER DISTRICT.

The ciliz"ns of Spring Hill and its vici-
nifty met as usual, and celebr ated in Repub.
lican style, the anniversary Of American
Independence. The firing Of Guns, at
early dawn, announced the jubilee, and
summoned the patri"t from his home 10
unite in tribute Of gratitude upon the
altar Of his country. The assembly was
large, and about eleven o'clock they were
formed into procession BY Ch. William j..
Reynolds, and escorted the Orator and
Reader to tie Church where mach Of the
the beauty and fashion of the District were
attendance to add to the interest Of The
scene the charm of their approving smiles.
The Rev. H. D. Green perfnImed reli.
gious services, & appropriate an Ode was
chanted BY the choir; after which, the De-
claralion nf Independence was read in n
clear and fnrcihle manner by Lieut.. e. B.
Davis, succeeded BY an Oraiicn breathing
throughout, the most fervid patriotism,
pronounced by Mi. Francis Kenne,ly. II
is customary 10 use panegyric OH such oc.
casions but in Justice we state that the
deep current of thought. chaste and cias-
sical language, and corresponding bearing
and action Of the youthful Orator, gave
evidence Of talent, which presage future
dis,inction-and this was attested by the
raplurous pIaudits uf a delighted auditory.
At the conclusion of the services at the
Church, the Reader was chosen Orator for
the next anniversary.
About two o'clock, dinner was announ-
ced. and the company repaired to a grove
Of spreading trees, near delicious spring
of water and participated in sumptuous
entertainment, served up in excellent or.
der. And we cannot fail to record that it
was conducted throughout, upon total ab-
stinence Notwithstanding but cold wa
ter was used IN the occasion, even at the
reading of the toasls.S The festive board
was alone, feas! ol sentiment & of reason.
There was no confusion, and every thing
around eyineed the highest satisfaction:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-07-14

Tho following are some Of the regular and volun'
teer toasts drank in Camden, on the Sd inst.
The day ve oelebrate-Tho birth day of American
Independence; the day on which the sun Of constr
tutiona liberty arose. to shed its light and influence
on tho freemen of every land.
2. Tie Congress '76-A greater mass OF virtue,
patriotism and intelligence nevor was congregated
in any human assembly. The effect of its labors
will be felt so long as liberty exists and be apprcca.
ted whilst gratitude rests in the bosom, of men.
3. Jefferson Adams and Hancock-The author.
,upnortcr and first sgner of the Declaration of Indc.
pendencc Their work was great and good and
must be everlasting. The division of praise and
gratitude amongst their colaborers is than 'ut-
dcient to satisfy tho vrtuous ambition ofany one man.
4. The memory of Washington-Tho purc't pa
triot whose life is recorded in history His greatness
spokein IL his public acts; he appears st greater
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-07-14

THE BANKRUPT LAw.-.Ye perceiye &
great deal of anxiety in diff rent par rts az.
The Union about the fate uf the bankrupt
law reported by Mr.. Henderson, in the Z ]
Senate, and we can .ell them Something t11lg
abou, il. tits not in Mr., Clay programme
and that commission is death warranEs 70
il. Mr.. Clay will not letit pass pow:ss sNEs u
is good political capital, and was supPo,s.s
ed. a, The lasl election, 10 have been worm o!,
500 900 votes to The Federal party. Ihe
bankrupi law musi then waitthe aPProach's
imo presidential canvass, in order 10 give
me- CLAW the future benefit of II. Tbs
petitioners for the bankrupt bill may
ihen 90 to sleep till it suits Mr. Clayase
n',Ii.;e.I % views 10 pass their bill. In the
maan time. The bill must either include,
~ m uo, ~ include. banks and trading: corpora.
,;ons ~ TO iaclude them is becoming more
nonular every day: and it is believed that
,he I"r mass of the Democrats (perhaps altaa,a
,hsm. he the State banks are left oui) would
sunnort bankrupt bill which should 40
include them; ON the contrary, the party
will 20 against bill which does not M s
clude these institutions. Ii the friends 81
the bill would join the Democrats, ana PM
in the. banks, the bill may De passed ms tnis
session without the license oi Mr. ClaNs
for bankrup. law to include banks ~oulg
Immediately regulate the currensy. ana
supersede the argument for a Maizena,
Bank.-Globe. SES''. .S:=@-s -3 8