The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-25
patriotic--a very CHEYAIYEa BkrARp in
heart aud decd.
Mr. W.. f.. PuMPHREY Is tho agent for the
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me The smallest space fcY fhe idyst WORDS
into which can caliprea8 m Idea or t w.
i commend to the careful study OF our PEG.
pie The mordso one of our CORES po ~
s1 as n may. be greenbacks by the
.busifca;; but '"e
can't get hold OF them, 81 i,
Men get hold 81 money & in olYsfls
ways ssEo,UIanlY. ...:is ss s ;.s
/. One IN gets hold OF money by producing
or rearing wheat corn, hays ca eIc.
g., Another gets hold OF u Dy dlggansSs by
81, the earth gold, silver. 5copp aron,. ac.
8. Another gets 1t by transpoguag..M
things 10 the places here tbeytare Eantea;
a Another. works up products, and still
others distribute them anu, gee pau iioi
Is. Eyery man TINT helps TO relieve o. ne
eessity. supply q want, minister 70 COM
fort. or Ia any way defend, sustain, OF ad-
vance society furnishes something an 3eA-
change for. which he. gets hold Of money:
II aeneral terms, the fundamental law OF
f,nance Is, .cBy the sweat OF thy brow tnou
shalt earn thy bread. .&.siE ~ %
'or,er methods by which men get chole o.
money are .sft.t .Yrti.-Ja tsa Il s'i .a.'t.!ss
2fs.st a. Is .IRREGULsRLY.5 7ess';S5 -,
~, nv robbery. 49, 's. ,I,...
>. ~ games Of mere chance. s AK
g. BY gifts. f'.s ..y. 3,:.iJ
Men get out OF difficulties anu acc e,
comnetencies by hard work, by seI-den.al'
~ GOOD management, and good judgment
sgtth the blessing OF God.
.r%sonay 10 4 lco1yenience for. the exchange
~ .yaines.8 II rs not an absolute necessary
~ ,;rodnction; maRufacture. or commerce
r. a;il follow these precisely as IN the mus.
sicotiot, III food the saliva comes from Tue
yaeueis az. the mouth. In an, 'bonest anu !
hard working community il the medium II !, o. y
exchange js-not found in~one form II VIII De
toundin another. RI Xxx :, :, - ... 80, thor
If .onr troubles are.realiy financial, sney
have come of corrupt sectional ana un.
natural tinkerfpg. For one. DenefeS tta'
fIie national banking law was as wise 4 !aea'
snre MT, The, time as could nave Oeen oeVlseu;
The highest dom sof our, congress WI
he show n, in. slowtand gradual moolhcatlons
os.;t.s The chief objections to ~ aEpresehl
arc the heavy tax that's laid on the panki s.,
capital and the iargeness OF the cnarter !ua'
makes them brokers' ofhces si ana s SUI
Shops. IT.. "a, =, =, s,o,n
IN 0luIUGT N,uCtLlSl. 49, !.
d State or national bank, you cant Iegili;
mately get It, into the bands q 2 man VINO
has no. property to pledge for it nor pro
ducts to exchange, for il. And, no power
can keep it in the hands of thrlftiess anu
mismanaging man. ~,
= IN the people OF Virginia can by wise cal-
tivation show that their lands are valuable
and productive, and that they can make ano
sustain prosperous people, and by WISE
and honest legislation make their elvll,za.
tion attractive, they will need no eloquent
orators nor advertising cards to set lm nm
grants and money. ~ ;, I,,o,r
II the people Of Virginia tell OF lnelf
noyerty and misery throughout the world
hawk their lands in every market, ana pro-
claim obsolete and immoral principles, no
system or power can be devised or found 10
sayeihem from the necessary ana dlre1ui
consequences of their own wrongs. ;,
In the free and open market OF the Woriu,
in which everything now must be weighed
end valued, the products and manufacture
OF Virginia State! banks will be ..'nilhy
rags y until Virginia land-holders, by ac'
tual experiment, prove their lands valuable
| and Virginia people, By their MANHOOD
proye that their civilization is manly. -.
Yours. 5l2TiG 'o2ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
r.. D.