Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-22

Nes Jersey. from the Glib day Of May, 1880,
when his present commission will expire.
John NJ Fonisine TO b. surveyor aud Inspec
TOR Of the Rr.enue for the port nj fernandiDs
~ the rsrrilory Of Florida from the Cd day OF
MAY. 1870. shen the commission OF Charles
seton will expire.
frbu he National Infeligencer Of the 10Th.
Jbr BaGalo aud Men Orleans Road BY the
accouat OF proceedings IN the House OF Repre-
sentaiites yesterday, IL appears thai the bill for
making National Road from Buffalo 10 New
ORLEANS, rejected on the preceding day, was re
considered. after debate, by n maturity oil u
votes The object OF the motion for reconsider
alton. vas 10 have IL laid On The table with a
sies 10 keep Il alive, and bring II up Tor coosid-
Grafton al the. neat session OF Congress. Alter
the vote 10 reconsider. those who are opposed,
on principle 10 the bill. rndeayoured to bring
II again TO All immediate vote, but were defeat
al IN this purpose aud the bill was ordered TO
lie ON the table, by a'majorlty OF siI 'otes-so
Robins siill alive
The National Cur tHcy We had the plea
.ure few DAYS aeo. TO present TO our readers
n luminous report Of the Senate Committee oi
Finance upon The subject Of National Curren
CIV. according ihroug bout with the views which
see have heretofore had occasion iotakr oi that
subject. w have now the high qualification
Of being lie 10 stat that Report WAS yesier'
day made in the House 81 Repre- aentnfves,
from the eloquent and able pen Ut dr. MeDal-
Ge, Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways aud
Means, hch does honor 10 his talents, aud 10
the independence aud adusry OF hims"li aoa
the Committee. Tn report Is Of such length,
that we do not know Whrn we shall be able 10
publish il but OF such taterest that 10 reader
when he comes 10 peruse ii, would wish II short
er.
Tn. Committee have taken every point oftbr
question, ryadlng nothing, shrinking from no
difficulty. nv ldmg no responsibility. lie re-
pori examines The question concerning Ma.
tional Bank. as presented by the Presidents
message, undef three grcal general head, or
dlybionE, VIZ First the power OF the Govern
msnt 10 establish Back m agent for tn
correct aud proper al nInsuaflon Of tie imam
cial concerns of the coontry Secondly. the
cIpedifncy Of establishing, with TINT vitw, such
an institution as tho present Bank OF the United
States and. thirdly. the expedlehcy OF substl-
tlting, for suoha Bank, n Nalionnl Govern
meni Bank, as proposed ia the message Of the
President
Each of these points ia very fully and con-
olus,yely argued IN the report. The decision
Of the Committee ~ uneqniyocally in the at
hrmative, on tho two first Of these questions,
aud as decidedly In tue negative on the third.
The various objections 10 a Government Bank,
as financial measure. are persplcuonsly STA
ted AID the CLIMAX of the objections 10 II rs pre-
scented in terms which we quote from the re
port tina, they may speak for themselves, as
follows
/" But lhr inevitable tendency of Govern
ment Bank TO involve the country in paper
system. is not. IN the opinion OF the Committee
the greatest objection. The powerful and, IN
the hands Of bad administration, the irresisti-
BILE aud corrnpline influence which il would
eAe,ci over the elections OF the country, con-
s,iluIes an objection more imposing than all
the others united. No matter by what means
an administration might get into power, with
such tremendous engine in their hands, IT
uld BIZ almost impossible 20 dsplace them
ioahom some miraculous iaterposition IF PrOri.
depce."
OF this report, ten thousand copies were or
drred TO be printed Tor the use of the House of
Represe natives. Nat. Int.