Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-02
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g, ne True Wing published ii Wasbins.
apn. reminds its readers and sht boblse
,nas 70 me Ten years previous il rssee,.l
80 kson : war on our currencv stss & 8
ne number of banks created vs. Isl 81 ~. II.
ssapl'sl q S. zoo 600; that n tis nsrs
.Ho yecrs' The number Oh banks crssied
~ss <uS With S36S. 0aQ 600 thatE he
.osnsf banks were generally proved ii.
soacd and that the Loco Foens 80 /, ~. !.
ofesking down the very currency 49,
gave us, bad as il &. and sre fas. reauc;ns
us % .he conditio Dino Currency q sih
q "a pass il rotlkd We add. that s. tbs
reports ~ the Secretary 81 he Tresspt W.
y that TIM hank Blk II
without National BANK lof Iouf vessfs =
The charter Of that Bank was thea eranss
ed with acapital Of t4irtv fire miilions iii
dollars. Did expansion follow II I. Oh no
very iar from il, foarteen years efief.
cards, Or 10 1880. The whole amonn, il
bank paper in circulation. from all ths
banks, was
s6ks23 sos.
Beings DECREASEIin fourteen wears.
Wills TIE Y. :. Bank was il operation,
0tsnearly seten niliions
Well. what nex.s The President re
fioed SilLto re.chartet the Bank ia 1882.
and then what followed In 1887. the
bank paper in circulation had increased 10
S l49, ls5sS9O.
Or an INCREASE, ia seem wears. 81
Ss7 SOL 1872 These things are worth
looking al. The facts are indisputable,
ONE THING MORE.
To show how the speculation fever, WIS
set a going, aud when. A. soon as tie
public deposites were removed, there was
"a rush for them, andslhe money was taken
q buy western land eastern timber facts,
sc. and for this purpose money was bor-
rowsd Of The banks, and new banks were
created to make more bank paper 10 BE
used in the same way. In 1880, ito
amount Of bank loans Of all the banks,
Stale and National. was
$500. 4o /, 2l4.
10 1897, a yearsafter the u S Bank char.
ter had expired, the loans had increased.
to the enormous sum Of .sf
1925. ] Isl 702.
In September Of the same year. the
banks stopped specie payment. a
Ksnnebse Journal
HON. THOMAS MI MARSHALL.
Al resent Temperance meeting in Washington,
thus beautifully describes hislfeslihes at being.
released from the dreadful slavery % intem-
! perance
Sir, I would not exchange the ply IS
feelrsiEi tf6BfRS lit inat 81
brain or defange his nervous Structure
the elasticity with which hesbonnds from
|his couch in The morning--the sweet re-
pose it yields him At hight--she feelings
with which he drinks in through his
clear eyes the beauties and grandeur
surrounding nature;--I sayfsir,I would
mol exchange smy conscious being, as
strictly temperance Hian--the sense OF
renovated youth-the glad play with
which my pulses now beat healthful mu.
Esic--the bounding vivacity with VIII Gu
1.-The 'lifs-blood courses it's exnltihg way
through every 6bre ofEmy flame. IN the
ICON nunion high which my hesIahful ear
and eve even nov hold with all the goT-
geolis beauties Of earth--ihe splendoss Of
Nhe morning, The elortes OF the evening
| sky--the bloom, the beauty, las veTlure
Of shs earth. the music Of the air and the
uaters-- with all gland associations of
external nature--re opened TO the fine
avenues Of sense; no. sif. though poverty
logged me-though scofn pointed iIa
dow finger al me as passed--ihongb
want and destiiution, snd every element
ef earthly misery, save only crime, met
my waking eye from day 70 da3;-not
ffor !he brightest and. npblest wreath that
ever encirclsd d statssman broR--not.
l II some angel Commissioned BY Heaven,
Of some demon Ssraihsr sent fresh from
4 Hell, to notwithstanding strength Or virs
Ituous resolution, should tempt me back.
wi1hsaIltthe honoTs which world can, be-
lstow-nor for all that time and all tLat
Iearih can give. would i cast from ne This
lpreeious pledge Of d liberated mind. This
stalisnnan against temptation, and pl1nge
4 ssain into the dangers and teftcfs which
once bssetmy path So help me HeayeH,
sir. would spurn beneath my very feet
II All The erfts the uniyerse could offer, ant
4 live andsdie as AMI poor but ssbef. !"
q a.
4 Fhe Lord Mayor of Dublin. aays, tha
1.-The last ticket Hot fee totaller,l he saw
4 signed BY Father Matthew. was namber-
Cd ,fus nIiIIfon toe thousand segsx HIM
drea and fro And il Is said tdst ter
Thousand more have taken the pledge
since I
II 70 MAKE WHIrEss ssh y Hall bush.
i Il 81 unsIaked lime --sTake i with boiling
water. covered during the process, Strain
i Il. and add . peck Of sail, dissolved IN warn
s water; three pounds Of gfennarice. boil
H ed Ito i thin paste, pnt 10 boiling bot
III hall aspound Of powdered Spanish VIII
III ling sand pound 81 clear glue dissolve
ell in Il e water. Mix, and let i stand ssg
III eral DAYS. Lei il be put on with q pasat
All eris or mhitewash. brush. 8 bot e. possl
y hla.
j .dnotSsr .Mods Make whiiewssh
MAKE psusl way. except that ihelWater nss
81 should have Two double banainls of s.
], '.s;;ssol Ved il each pailiul o. The hot Nste
d used. Then stir ID double handful
u Az ssna. ID Dhake il thick like cream :
III ID, =, nj CoIorfnn matter can Be AZ