Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18

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wheel by Wheel over the point of tiifcultv Will,
soeh distractions exist you cannot expect that THIS
road will he used the irlt ex.n thar il ousb, c
ee, IL such obstrueu tons Were removed As a ro,,,.
inrfcial road, IL cannot be; and III ,here y,! ~,
othei reason fr extending il thau The acct,umo,i,,
uoho tile sait trade, that alone wou ,c i
Aheany' sir, the value of whai you bave done has
oe'h lei, ana salt Is now carried over the mntn.
tains which had heretofore been neall, i,,,as.ub
ihe hauawha salt, "thnpt the aid 81 I, new t.ri,
supplies IN many counties the place of In.
ana maj too al price less Ihali one half ysbat ,
formerly given for il. 1n estimate has ho,.,,
an" oel'efe upon data which can be relied Mon
'ha' e',"oo bushels Will annually pass by yonrrna,I
ana VIII give employ to 800 Wagons This ;lou,.
Will pay you a considerable su,n of ,noncv,vo,,,a
pay the whole of the interest ON the capitaI vo,, -
now asked To expend. But, sir, this road ON. IN IN
ne extended to The Ohio, to the Kentucky line as :,
S"''a INN, oy winch To connect that v.tstrcqi,n he
y"nu tne Al cShany with the eastern country AM
expenditure you may make will be well at,uljed.-
Sir, as statcsoeu assembled to consult the rom,
mon good you ought to take this view of itit i.
one oeiieve inc, sir of the deepest intc.rs, In ,,t
pe'oseu country. lapproach IL with awe womb
.o"ch II with delicacy.- | would hardly speak il,
ou' II may be spoken at all where the place more
proper Than IN this state-virginia is one of n qr.,,
confederacy of states, each like herself -6.oc
ereign end independent True, sir, il,ny are CON
euerated and are now united in the strctest boud,
OF union and friendship. But, sir, will this m,o,,
last forever-wiil il continue ten, twenty or fftv
years; mere are the prophet lips touched with
h'e uiat can now answer this question: Who
amongst us, can look into futuriy and te ,s ,,;I,
the Conflicting and jarFins interests which are eve
~ N"y SpliHSihS up arouni whit are To be this
w"''u revolutions: The tempest is now hushetl,
o"' s'oufd some great political sto,, aiise To lear
US asuntIer, which God in his mercy avert. vh,,
would then he the attitude Of Virginia? S,andins
alone, she would be thrown upon her o,v,, stren,b
ana upon her own resources. Ought we not then
SIR, winnie protected by ourhappy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
we MOI, say, by liberal policy, to add to our
srehS'h by increasing onr population ove tbs,
means of communica ton facilitate intcrcourse--
aisperse the deep shades of the wildefness-cirrv
culture and civilization into the heart of oar
ern forests: Rely upon it, that for every dollar vo
eXpehd, you will he amply repaid in the hardy
me Industrious, and the gallant population ,hat viii
spring up there. Our country Is full of uo,,,,,i,
but those nQuuiaiiis are ih, eveflastiu. la
To population; they give Salib,iy the climate and
yisor 10 tie limb winch scales them, and thnie tren
values are no; surpassed in Richness Tax. ,hc
population you will create the,e take ,l,rn,. i,
at the price oi soldie baunty-take them Al = an
pr. head whether they a,e To- H. rreartIe, as d.
acreaSnis your moral physical rowcr, they ,,..
worth the money. pledge myself iiiat hi, way
you will be compensated. Again sir what are Inc
relations IN which The easirrn and western conn,
tries now stand towards ed 81, other? ~, nyc ser
dtd'ed nom you by the 5rea; Allcghauy; whiia fl,.
waters which wash your conntyy are puurc, iutc
ihe Atlantic, cltfi int" The Galih OF Acxico This
Is Im artincial-no ideal Boundary div iio 60,
try t.on country. II is great barrier sci ~, II,
nature, separating the II from thcves, a.ote
~ NAV part OF lhe reprcsputA lion uuou hi. goo
who come 4foe, thc country tr-f,,771s -.
termed the great fails ofou, western ryeis Lnn,,
they viii bear me OUT in what am abou ,o say
a'e separated from you in tfade--in uojit;csl
IN every thing. We have IJtIe o, no iniercou g.
with You II IS Ifne that the delegation who wear
~ VS'thee hen they return, carry back with them
ne news OF The east, AMI through them The mas, ve
we lea mt that Mr. Crawford was your avou,i,e
But remember, sir. that IN that part of the c,u,,yv
winch lies to the west, and with which VIC have our
principle intercourse, the Of Clay and lack
son, alone were heard. Gu. products are Ia he
marketed-our rivers float t1rnl Il, the shores of
Ohln or kentucky. Pat ;umr foot inio n boar, vo,
arc waited TO the towns Of Cin~iunatti or Jonis
vile. would not he misunderstood, MIR SNEAKER
1 speak of these things aud their tendencv IN -,
tluence the feelings aud scntincIits of our n.u,l
warn yon against ~ consequences, aud ask Won
tn counieract them; not thnithe weston po,nilt;fon
IS it S. loyal than the east in the day OF your
In the hour of your danger, they proved t,on,s-iv.
loyal 10 you and 80 VIrginin: :,t your- side ,bev
breasted the storm OF rolled back ii,c tide
of batte--fhat a,dent love of country which, ma
ever Gi -tnguished you, has been as warmly felt bv
them. it isto maintain this ,ttachmentl 10 country
Ito unite as the closely together that X
you III the name of that people, draw more close
ly the bends which unite us