Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
From the Cincinnati Gsz-ue.
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IN 1897, OF or Gov. Sn1DnOns message, Loco
meeting was held at "Democrstic Hail." in thi,
city, at which Jas. Odry presided, and VIM. Do,y
ac'ed as Secretary. This meeting, on the recon-
menda,inn Of William Parry. Gideon NJ. Ayres
SC, unanimously passed. the 70 loving:
ResOlrsd That we deem the charlering or re-char-
tering OF any bank, within this State uncaled for
and highly ineIpedieni.
Resided, That we hav. nailed the banner of a
constitutional specie standard Of value to the mast,
and we will fight The old Democratic ship under its
folds as long as one plank sticks to another.
In 1910, at Loco Foco meeting in the 2d Ward,
JUICE Burke presiding. the folio wing resolutions were
passed:
ResO!o,d. That the delegates appointed hy this
meeting 10 the Carthage Convention, be ms ructed
TO use their best endeavors TO prevent the nomina
lion of any person for either branch OF tho Leg:sla
ture, or for any other Office, who will not assent to
the p.opriety OF the following resolution:
/. That they viii not vote for the ch.r,ering
or re-char,ering or continuance Of any banking
compiDy whatever; and they will use their po y 4
and Influence to prevent the passage Of oil such
acts.
The following resolutions were adopted ct Loco
meeting in Tate township, Clermon, Co, ia April,
1871:
Resolved That we deem the chartering Of ANY
BANK or banks. or the ts.char erins of any banks
row in existence, as WHOLLY UNCALLED Tor
aud highly mex pedent.
Re,dDtd, That we will OPPOSE the selection Of
any CANDIDATE for the Lcgislntufe who will 60 for
BANK IN ANY SHAPE OR FORM.
DAwson's Advertiser of the IIih OF January 1911.
contains an account Of tho party proceedings the
h Of that inyant, at which Dawson, Henderson,
Holmes, Ayres. &c, were prominent actors. The
following resolution and toasis show the feeling OF
the party.
Rssolved. That tbs Backing system is no, n system
to benefit the community, but TO enhance tae inter
eSts Of Spectators and stock gamblers.
ToAsrs.
BIZ GEORGE FIsHER-Nay the Democracy OF the
Union oppose all Banks that issue paper TO ciTcu.
late money
BrJ II. E~ne-The "New Era" which will
be ushereo 10y the downfall OF the Bank party and
the suppression Of Bunk paper a circulating me-
dunn Will nc auspicous To postsrIty the Declarh>
ton OF Independence glorious the patriots OF
the revolution.
a Loeofoco club lately formed in Medina coun-
ty take the following pledge from members on hd
mission:
We hereby pledge ourselves IN no ease TO vote
Tor any man to n seat IN any Legislative council,
who Is no. unequiyocsliy pledged 10 use his in1u
ence and action against the creation extension Of
any bank charter, any law institution to issue
paper 10 circulate money.
Tha American Union. leading Loco paper at
SteubenvIlle, few weeks since sold:
We care not What kind ola STATE BANK they
propose, whether It he "Nye's SOW and pigs" OR
ANY OTHER PLAN the combined wisdom Of
Whggery miy Inyent 20 furnish n currency. A State
Bank under any gowr by which It may be covered,
IS The same UNCONS rITU TIONAL, improper,
In August, 1912, Democratic County Meeting
in Van Vert County,
Rs,olusd, That tho banking system OF this S. ate,
and the visionary schemes Of Thomas l.. Hamef,
however they may DO disguised" are shaving sys-
TENS which ought not TO be tolerated or adopted.
Mr. McNUlty, one Of the master spirits OF the 10
cofoco party, said in a speech in the last Leg'ls-
ture. that
Flo admired the system Of settling the nfiifs OF
Banks recently introduced 10 Cincinnati, Ito vii. by
mob lsw,l and thought ii would prove more effec
tisl than my thing that could be done Jy Inc Le-
glsa'ure. Nothing short Of that would be adequate
lie wanted no better light TO brighten his way in
the path Of duty, than TIE BURNING EDfFt
CES OF EVERY BANK IN THE STATE
MODS, IN his judgement, constituted the only of-
hcont system Of Bank reform, and no wanteJ TO sec
u carried out.
We ask honest men Of oil parties. who desire
sound currency, fair prices. and prosperous times. Il
rem CT upon the above evidence Of deep patty hos
IlIty to these interests. and answer each for him
self, whether he thinks party ovOwing sieh sen
timents, will give good times, good Banks goo,
| eurforoy, n entrusted with powell We think 40,
feel, and 50 do all classes, that the course OF thi
patty Is osnuctive-pfo.eminentY 90. Think o
u, and act ns judgment may direct.