davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.
pni.AnrLrnIA. My ]. )


Departure IF The President ard Clb"st-l,
.Ne,o Jels,y-U"ion Speeches by The PrsS!as'@
.lI.ssrS Whistler and CrinenGeH. w
President Fillmore and in: members Of tie Iao.a,
this civ Yesterday morning by The Camden eitS !,
9 o clock ard took n special train for Amoor lhs
dent was accompanied ncruss the riy"S>Sy Mhv"' ="
Commodore Stockton and others who ":t tasl ~ 90 -
John Price Wethcriil, Esq, and The members u '"'
dephia committee u! arrangement. ...
The train started anil The cheering %! I've C'I...
Camden Before 10 clock the party al arrived ~ -
tnn where n large crowd had assrinoed. ana nom =,
President BY their hearty cheering III" stepped
car and expressed his delight nj meeting HE c.he'
noton, one of the Oldest towns u! New jersey W.. :
gems were always devoted To the patriotic supp
Union With hearty wishes fhr their welfare ne |
by returning his most cordial thanks for the '''c'
cd him. ...t.
Mr. Webster was i',cn called OF; By The henry C'' :.
The crowd and he said. Good morning. 1'' '''o" ~
an glad to see - many ci'zrns OF The Gh'''
Jersey always true 20 the Union VI the Safes a''
s.:ru,ion nnder which we live" .f.4 9
Mr. CritenLtn also had 10 say sonrc''!1a :, ,t-@t
citizens OF Burlington, and expressed hs rls" ~
inn srch n republican welcome 10 The Chez Mi-s -
I;ninn moi merely because he wie'ds the power az RI
m. ofFco bur because he maintains the laws u ~.
c,,n,rv Our rnior he said, is founded upon pr 10
49, rncL; ard when 50 much intelligence and WV so"
if.,cd he the people he was sure me cry oil DIS.
h j.; win and pass away Ike the summer cio" 9.
nrnsncct Of our country will appear the o''Sh'e'
| mrntary darkness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
MIR. RuETT AND HIS WARLlKE SPIRIT

The proposi,ions hrough, forth b. Mr. Rhe :o,.,t.
South Carolina State Rights Convention, wc,e
|. Resolved That, in the opinion oil This Consen,, =,
institutions nt South Carolina no longer sl ham,. "
Constitution nor in HE Union.
. Resolved That the concert Of the Soarht;n States T.
any systematic and decisive resistance 10 the power - -
General Government has been hitherto sought in ain
g. Resolved That the only effective cal! gyya The S,r,
mus, be by the appeal OF hSec'l issue
1. Resolved That lie committee ~ wn>m ;hese a,
films are referred Instructed, IN the maine III tie Cy.
ton 10 cmJr:a2c tn Legislature o' The State co.,.,
tie STATE Coarcnti0 a. the carries! period poicc45 ~
the Is: Of february 1852. for hepVpose Of declaring S
Carolina an Independent State.
To the lengths proposed BY these Resolutions even Il
Convention OF Anti Un;on:ss was nor prepared 60 IL
would not 20.
In connection with these rect propositions, may Re :,
ded the following - rom speech de!!seEe: By v
Rhet in CharIc on some weeks ago. showing the 5!r:,e,
of his hct.e % The Onion, and 10 all those who IL.
enough with him. Sc. fire 10 ne hous" e' lei hta!
III we sscedt om the lln1:G &c WIZ stcecr HH;lnk
sitting Of theseSI Congress; ni; a'o" az" ga" cei'
1890 and navy against tbs. One OF tao alien,
as CONGRESS- must choose-ct Us 20 pace'oy oIi u
~, nr ybt us believe every BODY gives Il. tn g.,
,mnn credit of not being very lagLarts al mr..
II war is made upon us We VIII ght. Va tGt ~ -, &
will fight: and If any sGnposrs thar war in form 90
h. made on South Carolina ~taou, fighting No,
reasoning with Where there is i will there j, a way
var as in all other things. We will iaht--fyht ors a..
ii necessary trust will ti4h e"c'las;ingly in !ea
III. sovereignty Of State, ana OF on; c-ses; a;. a
ties and institutions
The spiri, OF the propositions OF Mr. Hc to he Co,
ventun last week. in perfect harmony, as tie read.
will perceive with his Speech 10 the People several wes
MOO and Heaven be thanked his counsel. haYe isn 10
ground
This is whn, we meant in saying tia, the Resolves Of r.
Convention fell far short Of the aims Of these who e,sc
he most from it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20

BY HON. H. W. ELLSWORTH
Rousp VEsrA's temple famed of old,
Though many an eager toot-step pressed,
To one alone Of heavenly mould
The mystic Goddess stood confessed.
To him each hidden charm was known;
High.Priest of VISTA it was thine
To guard the deathless fame that shone
Throughout her temples inner shrine
The outer.,emple long hath gone,
And crumbed into sainted dust!
Yet still the goddess hath her throne;
The High Priest still his sacred trust:
For what was VEsrA but the flame
OF Holy TRuTH-the power that stirs,
Sim strong as when from Heaven it came
The heart pulse of her worshippers!
Thus on our souls hidden light,
Like some blest star of Heaven above,
Hath shone for years in radiance bright,
Beneath the ceaseless care of Love:
But who, amid this changing world,
Would dream the Boy such watch had kept
That ns'sr with wearied pinions furled,
One aee,ipg moment he hath slept!
O GoD how glorious is Love!
Beyond what raptured bard hath sung
When thus without one wish to rove,
The Seraph Boy, with bow unstrung,
And empty culver, day and night,
Sits watching with admirng gaze
Alone the heart-consumlng lght
His power first kinded 10 blaze.
Yet no, alone for near him oft
Bright-je Memory fondly strays,
Recounting DER, in accents soft,
Each treasured hope of happier days:
And when mid Times most rapid flight, q
Glad Memory seeks some hidden path, 81
Love holds aoft the charmed light,
And lends him all the power he hati
Thou art nv Vesta! havelnayed
To none with such d.otion as to thee;
Nor. enstu lose it, 1rould set 1t free:
.SilI must love, though Love may not avail
Whispers fond HOPE the same enchanting tale,
That first she taught me as thy worshipper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
r1ErY-sEcoNn REGlNENr vlECINLA N I!ill..,

-SEIUNU I.f-TI'
Ala meeting Of the Officers II the j,i Regiment q "a,
Tia held at New Kent Court House, May :. IS', w.
Bile and resolutions unanimously aGoieI ~. re;;i
Whereas, have, with deep regret near" - ,E r.:'
Col. Edward C Crump the sie commander " ,n, 90. Dr.
whereas have been deeply panied Il; 'e ~ a,ed -
officer, vino puncina pr0li ~ orr c0-zs-
charge Of his official duties. and wac has n"e' " a
the last Is years Therefore. r., c,:,nr u -,
/. Resolved. That HI the resignation OF Wv I.N."
star among the officers OF tais regiment ia" l,sr
tainei an Ireparabe loss La, ,n,pks OF ~ ', -
2 Resolved, That the hearty and eor"al Inn,
this regiment be- aud they ale hereby 'eh'el'' 81
with which he discharged HIS duties. ,o;a,rGG =
3. Resolved, That committee OF three DC 'i' ,,a4
to invite Col. Crump dine with US to-day OF H
! Resolved, That copy o. the proces"i.. ,. aaoas'
handed 10 Col. Crump by Tie Secretary, aise $50 .-I
furnished The Richmond papers for puo;ifan cookE,
| JSo P. PIERCE, Secy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
PROGRESS OF TURKISH FASHION.

Two ladies' dressed In Turkish pantaloons have attracted
.onoderabe notice in Broadway New York. for the last
few days where they parade for several hours hey are
looking and their skirts hang as low as me
But the good work appears to have fallen into oaa
one ouarter-A the incendiary abolition convention at oy
racuse. New York the following took place,
"Mrs Buregh and the two Misses Burlelghs me VINE
Thew were dressed in the that is now being
ndop,ed by the ladies' The upper garment was close hns
and reached to the knees Underneath was loose owse
reaching to the ankle The enclosed buskins ano
aipsy straw hats crowned all"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
--------------<oSs-----
LARGE DEFALCATlON AT MACON

The following is an extract of letter received By the Ed
i,o OF the Augusta Conatuonalst, from Macon, dated
May 10TH giving an account Of the deecaon OF The Post
Master OF that city.
Day before yesterday had Post Master; to-day inc
Office is in the hands Of the clerks Capt T. j. Conner elt
vcscsdaynu one snows where he went TO. he is deauer
10 very large amount on funds received his warehouse
for cotton SOLD and he defauer also as Postmaster The
amount on cotton by report varies from Is to 70COO-
Amount in the Post OfIice-said 10 be 81, 400.
sSome of the Planters in the ncghboring counties have
lost lhei. whole crops that under storage in the Ware
house"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
--,-r
=, n.Isft ENlN II AAIl

pos-os N.yl3.-rhe brig Monte Chrsto. n ~, ID,
prncn sitb anr has arrived here. No decs5 20 n.
r,n% he ths Chambers relative the demands o. ~,
lean, French and English Commissioners III re
pa.iiical1n Of the Islands. ,.nyea;s
The Emperor was reluctant 10 conseAi 10 Vs., Wv ssr:
viii! ,he Doninicans. but it will proosoy hi, am
II was rumored tina. the rebel prince Bobn ahl f
hind crossed the frontier and entered ST. IA,
hundred men of the Emperor's army haG en''t The
tien and $500 more on the way tne'e' name, &.
ment were about 10 issue about malt million imp
and one hundred thousand in copper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20

IMMENSE RECEIPTS.-The New York Mirror says
that the receipts on the Eric Railroad Friday OF last week
ro,d in the word they are said 10 have exceeded three
millions of dollars This unexplained will appear ex,
traordnary; but is easily accounted for When the oao
wa. commenced the State loaned its bonds to the amount
os three millions of dollars An of the legislature pass
ed provided that the company LAID single
track from Hudson river TO Lake Erie and ran us
from the lien held upon for the amount advanced on RI
day las, the necessary affidavit was filed with me
ler that the condition had been fulfilled and consequently
hs was granted hence the receipts that day were
enua 10 three millions Of dollars II Norfolk Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
1NrER.ocEANIc COMMUNICATIONS.

In curious work published in London in lI6 BY mo
mas Jeeys geogapher 10 his majesty mr. oelteys .es
Of ST. Johns castle not permit any British subject 10
pass either up down Lake Nicaragua for ever the
h 10 knowledge of its importance and value they
could soon make themselves of this part OF Inc
country This passage quoted in article in the Ean
burgh Revie,D long ago 1902 in which me wrer
ZION OF an canal would open TO the world
mense says that Journal woud be the traffic which would
Immediately begin 10 cover that ocean, oy aenomnaaon
wards America. The riches Of Europe and Of America
rond move towards Asia. Vast depos would be formed
h araat Commercial towns which would Immediately arise
~ IRE ex,re,ies Of central cana the goods wouc
be in course Of perpetual passage from the one depot
the other and could be received by the shps as
which were prepared to convey them to their ultimate des
nation n-lRep1blc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
POLITICAL.

~
y, n, Editors of the Enquirer:
c.,amen. send you the following hnes' My Hi ~;
f, tho nen of the (air) correspondent ;; -; or
whose lines young a you were months since Should
& sccentable there may be other pieces IN reserve
t tos xopr POETS corner Yours with high respect
lines ON .REy1sITING VIRGINIA.
= nv mountain land since last press'd its sod
NO T.; Glorious beauty STILL beneath the smile OF Cod
Sti Flora filings her blushng ~fea'hs IN ep''ne
And Peav bends the harvest fields in Auumn's golden
The mountain flows bright as when in 'nlon'00
hw the resses from my brow catch its dewy s sp fair
The lofty pines still green the h Summer air
And the same reviving freshness breatnes "a brow
The sunsets crown of glory upon the I an Il now
u.ed to watch in days long gone is shining on
NJ ,hnne. !, he, noble hears!-The same warm welcome
Flows freely forth 70 Az have felt heart leap high
Inc stranger rendered them beneath virginia SKY
And the bleeding heart that soug"'' - p'
7,sasa Ga GENTLY to the touch Of sympathy again ,.r
S ~ Of genius nanes still brighter IMAM oelo!e
anu I bearts are striving, her Patriots stroVe OF
AZ I'M ,h storm of dsco that sweeps across our no
10 s h;nd The broken links again. in one united band
changes round each household hearth alas! are very
anv forms are missing there who used to make them
s.bs hand has been In many husband mourns
his BRIDE 500 bio fondes,
Whose starry eyes, and cheek of ose were once MS
pride ., hh hor ;,fant,s
The mother steals with gentle STEP 10 hush hef ln'
And starts TO find i,s little couch all empty now and lone
The happy children whom we left best with athef care
With heavy hearts and fearful eyes, point 70 MS
No in the thousand charms that grace my mountain
,1. only 10 the mourning heart the blasting change has
Albemarle, May, 1851. L. L. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20

The Harrisburg American, edited By the b-otae; o. g.,
Johnston, and regarded his org4 puts folA I'll: :o9a
ing miserable views:
The act Of II to prevent kidnapping, passed both Ilo.
Of the Pennsylvania Legislature. signed ny Chl'es
bns and James Cooper, and approTrt =; SE1ns n
last legislature repealed the GIN section OF that act W'
prevented our aiIs from being used for Il" cistois
alleged inaiivc slaves. The bill IS yet GrS.gntd IN Z
hands Of the Governor Is Col BIGGER in i'oT" 81 t:s reg.
Of part OF that law which was approved oF 'e Las''"
Shank! l. he in favor of mprisnn!ng negroes anu -+
toes srs2cct,! of the nnrrd crime 81 s!i'"rv along
white and black thieves, nccntiaes, burglars ni laG
rcp! /. ilr opposed its repeal! J. IN favor ~ Us '
how will he answer the inquiries and secure the s920
tho Aut-S!avery Democrats in Pennsylvania. II OPP
To H. how will he secure the votes al the bGch'Eih =.
who want by he repeal Of tie 9 section q ne i1@ '@
bargain for Southern r0teS in Tie National C0HSfR'"
What are the opinions Of Col Bigrr about M ION,
mise which excluded the Nilmot Pror!." from W." w.
co and Utah |: in favor o: the Fugitive >''e W.
and opposed To the " limo Prnv.sO, how "! e a's"e .
inquiries and secure the support .: the ih!'eNs'!
Free Soil Democrats!
To this the Pennsylvania thus boldly and pao'ca'!
plies: ,p
The National Wings Of the STATE, such acn - J1.' 81
dali, John $. Riddle John Swift Jance Co"itf IN cir
no matter how they may have before ieit IN i,tb,..,
~. resolved To adhere 10 the 0f1i"t hs
rional pocy-thcse wings may see wha " Ms n,,,.
terucd 10 do with the repeating bill n ,' r,;, n. d..
and in regard 10 which thousands ~ ,n sunni ar
sl1n Col. Bi9lcr VIII answer !"f E'" "a ,,rs in Pen
viii answer like .Siry Hnof,n't ai. ,r,rtt--!
Syiran;G ali advocating the iu'h pFcAet' rrr,oc
the Democracy y! thirty a'a"-, "'' ami "
speak for IN" Democratic eess WE'LL al ~ Il
oarsng peal from the democracy IN r'ery EU, ,,..lr
Stat. but two sp.a.s runPe:-'Hn2ue '"' ~" ~ -, r,
masses of the Stas. With 'hcm there's noe 49,
cul,,irr consequences no trl;na and gulbo'H- or.
salute nnan.ity that insists upon adhesion 70 'V
of the Constitution, and upon opposition t" me
40 amorL the hottest obligations ~ the AGrf@'" -
., the Wings look to themselves! Let Ae nt'!o"" :"
IN IA, party who have got tirai nf The cSs oil -N,
Ical lugglrrS Johnston, let them SCI TO Ihe sa =.
being played BY on" who has "verawed ih:' D,,
now expects 10 a-h them into his support Il '":
nerve, sGi.-r.sprct, they VIII not tolerate 5,r
Ih,os which first heats Them with u te!us:vc sh1"
na,hy in one quarter. and th"n hum!lIa'" Them ~.
lrgt..niya,ipr with those who nssa or m!sis:;"'
vic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20

The degrading of homage annually performed a. the
beginning of Carnival by delegates of the Jewish community
before the municipality Of Rome, and concluding with their
dismissal by contempuous kick OF the foot on the part OF
the been definitely abolished since the accession
of Plus TX 10 the throne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
FAIRFIELD RACES
FoURrH DAY, Friday, May l6, for Purse .,
mile heats f0ur entrpa

FOURTH DAY, Friday, May l6 for Purse IS g..
mile heats four entries. V't u
This race, Though not possessed Of the in;o-os.
achcd to the one of the day before was still ,u,o
Everything was well adapted for GOOD race ~. 80
pure track clean, and nothing 10 distress tho
Judge announced that Commodore had the ,r,,,. 4
second, and then Talley and Green. The s,,r "s'.
pretty-;he bag in hand, and the grey RUNNING f..'
well; but before the half mile pole was reached !; a.
paren, that the bay had the foot 10 beat be,so
was sackened. and the bay came down the ou,,,o.
and won the st heat. The chesnu, mare stood y,
but both her and the brown were evidently held in
as 10 make the contest between the other two
In the second heat, The bay led off hantsorn.r -.
pushing him. So they ran nip and tuck On r4,cbi.l
quarter the grey overlook but the horse quickly mad
gap and then the race was quite pretty The chesnr
though rather too fat, up and Tapped the rr-v
they ran to tie Judges stand Commodore winning ,ha
mt came in second and the others behind:
We sum up us follows:
John VI. Botts' b. h. Commodore BY Boston,
james ralleys CHI. f. by Herald, dam by Tariff
Jno. Bslchrrs g M, by Prince Albert dam Daniel ::
c. g. ~ Green's br. t., by Mercer, Il
T,ug.-lst heat, | min 53E.; - heat, min. 81 g..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20

The name of Bulwes new play prepared for the Literary
Fund mo, see many sdes 10 one char
acter" The principal parts were cast 70 Cnnes DcRens
Douglass Jerrod Mark Lemon John Foster Wilkie Collins
Frank Stone. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20

The Crescent City yesterday surrendered 10 he o"
pers by the Government after retaining her for three days
II is pretty well understood that the movement was in rela
ton 10 the Cuban INVASION but that subsequent information
Used TO sail for Chagres the 2s,h INSTANTLY Y Mirror
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20

"Wednesday afternoon the picking house the Cotton Fac
,orv took re and was entirely consumed with consdera-
BILE Quantity of cotton Fortunately the wind was from the
or the main building also would have been des'
tansous combusdon-t Thursdays Aisrsndrie Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20

TIE FIRST GUN! AT an election for charter officers
., Fniton Oswepo county, Wednesday last the battle
was Tough. on the anal and the result was goI
, 70 the "nine million debt scheme of the wings
This is the rst gun; the 9th instant the wings VIII get
a full broadsde- IN Y. Paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
- -
4 POLITICAL, SCENE

About 10 O'clock on Monday night, in philadelphia! The
was quite political demonstration in front q! the t. Il
tcl,-bu, the President OF the United States being in bad
not seeit.
There is great dissatisfaction in philadelphia 1t il sn,w
auaust the Collector OF the PORT W. B. Lewis The Phi
delyhians many OF them al least, have made the ga,.s
forts TO have him rcmnvcd,-bnt in vain Presilen; Ti
appointed him; the Senate, after the hottest sc o.
test confirmed his nomination by large majority n h
recent controversy with L. 5. Senator Cooper that Sen
having used the words among 'he most Respectable ,ar
men speaking of persons who desired his removal W. Lev
is replied that they were mechanics"
swell enough In their sphere, bu. II can hardly h 81
they are the most respectable"
These words large procession Of mechanics eA5zon,
on banner illuminated with Lights with which in rtgc
sion headed by band OF music they pa'adei in rom o. :.
IT, S Hotel giving loud and voci;cro!S cheers tr F!n
or Webster for the Cabinet for the Compromise B'
for the Union and loud groans FOR "m b. Lewis i.
Collector
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
Key MEsr, MAY 8, 1851.

KEY WEST, MAY 3, 1901
The United States steamer Hetse engaged IN me coas.
survey has returned to-day Havana She LETT mere on
the 4th the purpose Of sounding the Gun stream WIN h
line mile In length but lost shortly after getting INTO tue
stream We heard whether the attempt VIII Do re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20

The Philadelphia Inquirer denies that Mr. Barnum has
purchased the country OF the late Ncholas Bdde The
property belonged to the late John Craig Esq., the father OF
Mrs. ~ Binde, and is still owned by that lady.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20


lisa aose99 l3sG2s3 .iti5,3l5 26:s25,5S
Thus the customs revenue quarters of the fiscal
year thirty cigt! millions of dollars. For the quar-
ter ending with june last vcar-whch completes the year
the customs were s93l2l2 Ii they are the same this
ycar-and they cannot be ess-thc customs for The year
will be- nearly forty eight millions When Mr. Meredith IN
the fall Of 1870 made his estimates oT the year ISL ana
cndca vocd the Gaphn system, persuade Congress
that under the present tariff would be dcll-
Gent and thai loan of Sl6090D90 would DC necessary he
estimated the customs $50 900 for the whole year
1851 six millions less than the actual figures Tor three
quarters that time showed wherein his lay and
a very few months confirmed my figures. Last fall Mr.
Curwing, having the benefit OF years experience and
being already in the actual receipt Of S 6Ui3 from the
of the first quarter Of the year, constran-
| ed raise the figure is millions for the year, but
this sum- he said inadequate Of the 60
vernmen and he proposed the duties liz said
make the customs productive In my letter at that
time endeavocd 10 show that the partisan nature OF the
treasury reports twisting the truth into specous plea to
party was not the sole OF the manifest mis-
statements, but that they arose in degree from the
inability of the Secretary to understand the principles
commerce, which, In their operation Affect his department
but the proper understanding of which necessary
honest estimates of his revenue He perpetuay in
fever about an eaIarmng balance" which somebody was
10 owe somebody and which he wanted prevent By
making nay corporate producershlt is
To say make capital Cypress industry, for fear industry
should ruin itself extravaganza However his surmscs
like OF the Hon. Abbott Lawrence OF value only
landmark hy which o the prOtectionists
by The events as they occur While Mr. Walker REPORTS
remain monument OF financial SKILL the writings Law
renee, Meredith, and Coywin arc bat evidences Of al
&c npcd deception, credulty and ignorance. The federal
revenues larger than before they equal the
eypcn .urc; they based ow average OF customs
and Tie exports Of national products including gold are
equal increased imporaiions necessary 10 yield lar
ger yet money abundant all the of trade
active The banks in good credit and sign Of tina; Cenc,
insovcncy-n!vidul, STATE, and government &C.
coring letters nj Mr. lawrence have swept
the Union. commencing July, lSiS rs an inevitable
consequence uf reduced tariff.
the large demand for specie which these ample revenues
m The government create causes consan. tcndenc yui coin
from banks The house In the three months
ending with March, the government drew Sl5bUfOU OF coin
into vaults and paid out sllO9o0oO making positive
draurt Of S500000 withdrawn from circulation; in the
same time s. 900 exported Formerly SO large de-
mand in coin would have convulsed TIT
paper SYSTEM but now, under demand equal IN extent Il"
export, has been increasing in abundance In orde
the progressive OF the operation, give tht