The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15
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ara. South cs yesterday very pertiaently makes
a. e,osfry. sftsr stating that Mr. ssaAR had NOV
"A i. IN. H.a.e d DelegAtcs resolution. 70 asces
III, Of the Ranks how much specie the Broker.
IA .,ohsfruetedr' ffon their vaaits TIE term EN-
p,ayed would Indicate thst the mover Of the reso
iusass ssppossd thst vhsa B oker pres'nfed .
nsss II Bank aad demanded Its redemption oy tnr
Dsnt. be was guilty Of some kind Of spprcprisnos
- hiA.sif Of that sAich belonged 70 asothef'
Isis q least u b issssrsd, that Mr. soo.a con-
sid~rs h. s-eSsSuaic~" Of gold. BY the brokers
fran he Bsaks - improper, and onsot tn'se Puo
In evils which dsBaads Suppression OF a'n''huuoa
hy l>wisIstivs inssrfsrsues. IL th~ % co. avery
prspsr aud logical sequence to the inquiry aooottne
s,n N. distracted" By the Brokers' would have
h >. an iuasiry int0 the rxpsdieacy OF making
nask sotes legal teadev. The broker sha deals
!. nssk notes IL 4 ccuees~ Of Baak d<t<s. And IN
hes Il b. sssuned that Bank ought TO have m
i~munity fron all oblIgatioa to take up lie pro
niae4 u pay-~kO Dc TEteVo0 ucfH INC VPcfbbtoh ~
sA~s> % minabis laws which require other eorpor-
ssions and tbs people 60 pay their debts-we can.
nos - Asw u can be authorized to shut lie door
assisss the just demand VI the Broker.
We Do not ssppose that MY. asaAR intended In
BE rssslation - convey N idea that would be se
ssrd, - we'll q of-nsivs y profession which 10
4. every senss legitimate . profession which
i..vitab,s and highly useful aud beneficial to the
seustry. But vs apprehend that be had to some
extent imbibsd shcs. prrjudiced views enanciated
sy the resolutions Of the people Of rsasy Ridge
less summer; aud which, presupposing that the
pressure WAS caused 10 great degree BY the Bro
kerr, therefore assumed that Brokers ought to be
bsrthsnsd With class taxation nearly prohibito-
y - possibls.
A. long - Bank notes are deprecated In comperi-
son With goldas long under our multifsrioas pa
pr money system Bank notes Issue ed 10 one State
will not circulate In another-therc will be, there
mnst BE- Brokers to buy them and 70 send them home
- Be redeemed. Brokers are iusvitsbls-they &C
seumodats the people and the trade BY making IN.
current notes available that would not be svaila-
bic without their intervention-and they are Of in.
spprseisbls benefit to the country, by keepnp
down the paper circulation Of the Banks and pre-
venting thoss ruinous consequences which would
follow the unrestricted paper issues Of thcfe inst
sutions.
II our Legislature should unwiseIy impose any
sosrous burthens or restrictions upon the brokers
It VIII only throw doubt upon the good faith Of the
State, and cast slur upon the public ssnss, by
presenting IL - fsvorng the policy OF obstrueting
sAs collection Of the debts and diminishing the &C
eountability and responsibility Of our corporations
But whilst Il would be preiudicial to tbs mora
character Of the State 1t would also prejudice th'
sssrreney Of the State, and that which has been
long st depreciation will be still further deprec,
sted to the injury Of our ossn people. We don't DO
iievs the Legislature will be guilty Of this folly.
We Do not knew that this 10 Mr.. sEaAR's purpose
bat We know that the idea Of coming down heavil1
spon the brokers has been favorably received II
ssms vicinitiss, and We take the opportunity of
prsssntstion Of bis resolution 70 say thus much.