Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-12-14
No. &c. WaoLE No. o1s.

The reliefwhich bank would afford by an L.
sue of $l5 100000 Of its notes, Judging from the
experience of the late United States Bank, would
not have occurred in less than fifteen years where
as, under the proposed arrangement the relief ars-
ing from the issue Of $15, 900 of Treasury
notes would have been accomplished in one year;
thus furnishing IN one fifteenth part Of the time in
which bank could have accomplished it, a paper
medium of exchange, equal in amount to the real
wants Of the countrysat par value with gold and
silver The saving to the Government would
have been equal to all the interest which it has
had to pay on Treasury notes Of previous well as
subsequent issues, thereby relieving the Govern
ment, and at the same time atiOrding relief to the
people Under all the responsibilities attached to
the station which Ioccupy, and in redemption Of
pledge given to the last Congress at the close Of
its first session, submitted the suggestion to its
consideration at two consecutive sessions. The
recommendation however, met with no favor at its
hands. While / am free to admit, that the neces-
sites Of the times have since become greatly amel-
orated, and that there is good reason to hope that
the country is safely and rapidly emerging from the
difficulties and endorsements which every where
surrounded it in 1S41, yet cannot but think that
its restoration to q sound and healthy condition q
would be greatly expedited By resort to the expe-
dent in a modified form. IN Il
The operations of the Treasury now rest on the
acts of 1889, and the resolution Of 1876 and those
laws have been SO administered as to produce ss
go: 4uaneu " Sooc ~ si,s county as tnelr
apn ?lG sspao,e 2. mere mad
useA NY uls,ict eAprsssion OF oplhon gong TO
show that public sentiment is averse to the plan
either as heretofore recommended to Congress- or in
a modified form, while my own opinion in regard
to it would remain unchanged, should be very far
TS paesensis y - y9ul ls
the people, for their own benefit and advantage;
and it would be subversve of the foundation prin-
ciples Of the political edifice which they have
lealeo' eorpeisevefe ~ 9 measure Wmcn' IN their
mature aJuusnSnts' Iney nag elther repudiated or
cohosmhso. me VIII o. our constituents, clearly
slou,u ne reaIuea as .ne hght 70 guide
Me .!ue monar-
Sncai =. government ana II paoi
oelhg, aa tne nrst sne Will OF the Jew prevails O.
e = lAe many, WINE m tne last the wall
VI , 1r,e many snou a1 ue alone consumed. ~
ing Aepole - 'neA'cstetaty u War VIII pring you
~ 80 ne conuiuon 81 tnat important
= 'ls setslc Inc army may be
lesaiteu "a q tne small numberof the
y. a.ao saon aha as 1T
f .a ". a.ouno WnIcn % rally the
,,a4 ia 1919. e County, =, case o. war, ana
i'S sc.siSes ~ the peace Oh the IRON
u Us are ~ most hnportahs natute IN all cases
.1aolS sns proper
y placeH ~ sns militia q tne several States and 1T
'ay moli .le consideration OF congress,
-. -. ~ :'. a oiI Peiieo. organization
~. - rs i1oAns mainly 10 the
S ~ sofe.Ss VI va. onon, or tae present,
anu u easy 70 the great oooy OF the MI
luz 40 III ZINE y, wal cs,,5 -,
me eApsnuitures q the war department have
ueeM solslNsEagay reouceo ~ tne last two years;
coin , however, may arse winch would
cal ~ me nlleg ep g me regiments with full
IN ~ ana very deslraole TO
Gna ~ Wnicn ~ an aet OF
VAC ias. oos. 80 Was ,iIecteu 70 De aissofved.
LIeleI you y me accoInpahyihg report Of the Sc
.oa iu S.o1 - seaon % me Navy OF
e ..S IN, ste.y enor. mas peen
pe Mauc 20 Telrencn ail super
slu ou al Mlilcn
- s,9 y Aase 6town ", Jet ~ mas nor 'peel re-
saluSsu - Wlsc = Piuyent y recommend any ma
- Inc Inter-
eS.s IN aie ale y LOO cna-
- leau - .nG instrumentation Of any other
ma. o.ss. ispeaai aael1s.e appropriations
" no iauc " eiaole tie executive % ny OUT
~. az. :..a. al .outse "a
~ tlla. iequire REPAIRS, lot acuve service IN the
snolssst Posslole uie' snoula any emergency arise
" .S Msy leqo.s ~ an slncien. Navy wnlie e
- 'na means puonc eeiehce, eniistsin
I sappou ule esiinss ~ p!ioe ana coincidence
oii,i.s ueeuS anu lsfoc saloF nave hereto-
lore secyeu W s,rels,nsi aha connrm.
!ou " ..'at part q tne oecfe-
" iscent exper-
IA we VI s'ea', anu IN the con-
s1rusuon q war steamers maze under the superin-
add.t;on ~ nthat odlcsrs 81 .ne navy IN
aaui.loh " o sa nianNesL improvements m the
cohsHucuon oltne slean engine ana application OF
me nlo.;se poW ~ Wnicn has rendered them more
.S USES u shiPs oi war, one OF those
li'S i'o Use power which makes
tue steam sup mos. .oInnaaple elmer Tor attack or
defence ! cannot 700 sIrongiy recommend this
supJec. " yont sonslueIauon' ana moi hesitate