Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

,.as dralied ~ m -, "a.
p,,ks Gem lanr.,-ln eomp's"ss ha''
l"l. lar them, law. .ere passeu 'o' 'oe
su',rs,ion of comIianies 10 ." ,',.. ~
q, ,osds. sevrraily, IRON Mr. na,.on ~.
re ,...,chbn g. aud fran Lsnfhpurs % me
RI '"Ly s,',l'. lanes River Canal. in Bod
iw ef Each law provides that ths can't
~ CT, he subi.et t. The act prescribing
t'uy ~" .,.,i,tions for the government oil
"c' conpanies, except thai these roads
@frhi"N, he om ned of greater width than 30
eeu w. oi so. nor paved more Than sixteen
8ee'I "l,h instead afeigMeen. As Wagons
asdily pass each other on ROAD ss'een
ln ~ and as Summer road of ten feet
~ E, W ,,.h side Of the pavement would
idth =" ,,,r,oses of public travelling, ]
h'" !, !, useless expense To the companies
Eeeu''u - These roads will facilitate
To- ,or,a,iou 10 market of The agricultu.
b u,J d,,c,s in their respective directions and
~ p.on,,rs Ia our county the passage through
y ,he pread Western and Eastern ROAD from
ohio river 10 Richmond, bn' ,he aoa.n-
w., of these benefits depends on the fuoie
,ir,t the citizens, "a subscribing Tor 'nh
T,rk and accomplishing Tue WORKS ''
Xr,.e.p lnvs were drafted by M.
"A Misunderstanding in Virginia. tue ses-
w. hcfore the last, | offered "A resolution for
,nn,iui,neut at standing Committee on
.$,,nn(sctures MY objects ware To awaken
II ',I,Ii, attention 10 the Importance oil TINS SUD
w., and GRANT legislative facilities To snch ci-
~ ,e. a. NIGHT he disposed To embark their
'a;,aI ia mat 1nsiness. My mind was inhu-
,nced by the fpiiowing feHsansi
II 1T. II i.a sound political maxim mat "aci
,,,,, cream TRY sh,uid live rs mich WITHIN II.
auto As lnd j pen lent IN supplies
IA ~ Foreign countries rs possible. Alien
~ ,o,, This maxim - of the utmost imp 'ftanee
s,,u,i,on Al p,litical Independence IS mea
IA y,rn ,,red by tae Dependence OF is G,
Il ,..,, On other ,untries for lcles OF neces-
N.Y.. ,r;,,,u 4 On
al little, for manufacturing. Shp prpohc'' al
n, Ls raw ana ri is, tn VII coi"n, behp
f., " ,ol, aud Oh - ;fr has hbih iaht VA
80. an tue millnsss of her climate,
n ,m,reI VITA \ ,rtisrn ~ 5out;efa, Is great
a y in her'av"r.
n ,r.o general .rnv-rnn nj quot perhaps As 10 The
II o,,,n,. hui a. tu fae princ'p.e) va, SERTED IN
4I.,,,roce,c,ut,giasD InriiC dapltlctnres,
& lr,, N tan iu~trrpisut,iuy nf duties on
4 .,ds innnr' I'D irIm L ,rp "a ctrthirtrs aud
\ ,b zen ,eui II ,liticd eve 1T confirm TIE Just.
nsss of ms opini IN. drnc", II became the
r,irio,ic Iu'v Of the st ate author rs, tor HE
..ko nfthr lion, aud - ghatd AMI protect
h.r con .fiinenis frn;n the m 'qna' operation
Of those laws, 10 encourage m'auidcinfes, nj
least 10 the supply VI tli"ir own wa rs so thai
dc u ZION, hat only ark o our pptiftcnt safe
;, NAV not be j, "pIr Use ar d. '>"ifed by
me peryrr-e preservation If hdvrrse ihterasis
and pursuit; bu, he ,ireGgthen ii II cemen-
td hy al lii,nn Il ties--t Mt their e'nsiihen's
he no, inu,veri he'd ny peud nee On For
eipu countries r. other Staes Tor necessary
1nnplici, under the Partial ahi Oppressive OPP
ar,tun ,fthuse ~, MR. the natural cal'aei-
tas the country for the prodnclion of most
articles necessary for the snstenanGr. comfort
and euioymant Of M III, he neglected, was ed
or ahlsed.
4th The maullac Irin. S lics moi only oh.
,ai,, ali the hpprfiis of those lavs, and boar
no norton o(their h1rthrn., INT are. actually,
',g,u,cG nv our im2r1Vi'rnce, 10 pnsh them
10 -.remrs. They are not injured by high
duties On Fnreisn gpbdt, for they nanpfae'dfe
hr thcmseIy = TINY derive b'n,il : from
hose high dates vh cl incroa . the profits IN
heir manufactures, "A n the bnrheni are borne
Nv those who will nj manuf ,cimc. III nee,
nanu(hrtuIi.g fsr o y sci 20 wi mi o ~ con-
lriblte 10 SCI preservation, but IS The most
fifcisnl irenpoH whrrewiti to combat The high
t,riff schemes. fthey find hat the supp sed
aJyanta es Of the system will be equaiised by
the participation o others III the business, and,
Consequently, lis bnrtaens ial' on all equally,
they will naturally he less disposed 10 push on
their tariff laws Tn lea here advanced may
he illustrated nv familiar case !; when the
woods are on FIRE, an experienced farmer does
not continue % * laus his strength IN flmilesS
efforts to whip it out. hut Tres against Il Let
rs, following this example, manufacture too
and we shall Gud that the capacities Of our
country, il properly exerted, enahl us TO =" Ie
huke the rarlfltes with Iuvincibe effect.
9Th. Creating manufacturing interest IN Vi.
GINA, will add Iutk' or nothing To the call for
high riff duties Becausr BESIDES he su c effects
lust named the principal lnincemet Is TO OBJ
ain preference over Farrign goo Is IN the mar
hois ofthe United States, (the widest rn,h sia>t
Of hat policy d es not Co Temp at 60 Iyrrtng
Us into nation of mau tacturrrS } Their obiec
is limited 10 the dpniaud in our markets, aid
hence must be limited 10 the supply of that he-
mand SO thai creating Other p .oducers oil the
supply will only equali,e the benefits aud bur-
thens, not add 10 The latf r. Moreover, IL il
should have some tendency in that way, the
people OF Wing MIA will be more than indemni
fed BY ceasi e TO be trbuiales To The mauuiac.
turers Of other states-hy m1hing them selves in
Dependent, OF their oprraton>--by causing a de
ais, and for breadsiulis to feed the operatives,
ncomparably IN re tdsanfag Gus than similar
demands in other States, supplied fest by the
products Of thnSp States--furnishng Profitable
employment to the poor of our own State, who
would live more comic, iahly, be better educated
and more temperate and Notwithstanding, hy o.
pening this new and comprehensive line of bu.
sness an increase of pui'ula,0u, both from our
citizens ceasing to remove 10 the SOUTH u West,
and others settling amongst us--and, final Y |
by imparting life and activity 10 agricultural
pursuits.
9th. The mountaineering States have |
made strenuous, not to say iniemperale and
desperate efforts to ostain from the general 60 !
vernment an abandonment ui the principle Of |
protection, aad the Tariff inws have not only |
been passed ia despite of those eXerhons but
hurried on as fin mockery of their clanors |
ay opinion is, thai ao4en the Manufacturing |
lates shall have acquired sufficient experience,
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