Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01
Correspondence Of the United states Gazette.
WASufN6TaS Ian O6 4.

WASHiNGTsS, Jan. 20, 1913.
Mr.. Atheron occupied the floor opposition to the
Exchequer, and in favor of the Sub-Tressury.
He endesyored prove the E1chequer plan as much of
Government Bank could be thought Of He expatated
upon the beauties and exceences OF hard money" and
"hard times"
dc followed by Mr.. Profit who for about half an
hour, kept up brsk and most effective FIRE into the I
cofoco members his welamei shots telling with mos, gal
hing effect, aud causing uncommon sensation. His re.
marks chiefly IN reply To Mr.. AhertOn He asked
Locos they still for the Subeasury} If they dared
avow IT, and go TO the people on the issuel Mo- He told
them they dared make any such avowahey dared
put the Presidential election people upon any such
issue. Hard money in deed No paper expansions! He
would question them, and he wished the Reporter
the Press and the whole country the repy-te me-
said he, gentlemen, any OF upon this oor addressing
himself the LocOsie me, if you can whether there
dollar Of hard money paid into the Custom House
New York. under the operation OF your Snbtreasury
hard money sysiem'Was there dollar7 No repyl All
dumb Tell forever hereafter mold peace about
your Subucasu making gold and silver the currency Of
the country. Not spelks-not of you. No: YOU
know very well that under your boosted ubrcasury plan
that plan which required all dues payable TO the govern
ment 10 be paid in gold and silver and in other way gold
and sverwere not paid bat X mark specie!
w hat did these differ from Bank payable in speciel
Only that they signed and payable by individuals IN
stead Of an incorporated Bank. They were drawn upon
Banks, and deposited in Banks, that after all the Bank
became accountable for the money the government This
the operation Of your Subreasury scheme. II was
perfect humbug IL pretended to do what il did not and
could not do
Mr. Profit probably prepared had any one answer
ed him. by asserting that hard money was received
by the Collector in New York. have stated what was the
fact that Mr. Hoyt received specie for duties Just one day
but finding impossible the money as fast a. II
TO- and II requiring Jour carry II back 10 the
Bank again from rheHee II brought he very ensbly
the hunbug and received the checks of merchants
upon the banks usua and in order to come a. near
compliance with tho requirements of the Sub Treasury A.
possible he had the checks marked payable in specie
This the operation of that crownng glory" Of Mr.
Van Burens administration ustrous sublime, mag.
nifcent, neverto-betOD-much admired Sub.Trcasury-
scheme, which the people, with the uneeling indi.
and want Of respect, with entire inability 10 ap.
precate the blessings that laid hidden therein and not hav
ing the fear Of Gen Jackson, Mr.. Van Buren, Thomas
Benton and the Globe before their eyes, did lSI0
pudiae, of, renOuuce dcnounce, aud condemn and
whose ghost # the grave should
-" Opc his pondcrOus aud marble jaws
To cast 1t up again."
will be quickly laid where it, " canonzcd bones" will
again " burst their cererneBts"
have seldom Mr.. Profit more effective aud trou.
bespme o those whom he attacked than he to-day.
In my account II Nr. Marfiu''s speech, Of Yesterday,
there perhaps little Obscurty to whom he IN.
tended 10 compare to school boys attempting cStngur
the fires O Vesuyus with a squirt IL the Guard
be intended thus 10 ndicuc aud IN doing which be- has IN.
cured their hostility They have heretofore INDUCED
hope that they would be- able bring him over ~ them
but this squirt" 1t could exung-b the fires u We
-uvius has eA,nguised this hope utterly and entirely
To my Feiiors. Citisens Of CaJ,H and IVsyae.
The time Tor which was elected is At hand To give
UtlelN Uricf ~ select some honorable Tor that
station, nnk IL my duty. And return you my thank.
FOR ic honor you conferred mes ond ihink God e same
honor has been crowned. Ia the House OF Representative
Of Virginia they granted all the just laws tot asked fo
my counties and ny Ste, without party strife parts
politics. hope YOU will select good honest man--nc
matter OF what pafysO hit be will his people
his county; aud that has been tool home for yo
mny bc be will be- tool abroad then will 20 wild
you hand and hond, like good friend. The cry for foe
b great ~ men, and 10 do justice % oil can; bu
10 you ! recommend Industry and Economy, ond dom
| gricyt, but pray 10 God for relief,
Your humble servant, ?. MOORE.
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