Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03

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'ne construction OF SUCH Works. IS are - ~
'isPd by the oihies, and are national j.,
Character, do not Wa 10 be uros,,,u 's''
expressing nm opinion, ti.aI il IS exped,,,,
lhis time, Tor the General Goyer1iaep, =. a
bark IN sY5frm of tbs sind aad sny,,,,, = ~
my constituents shuud lac possessed o5 'pa
views, on this, rs we'll 81 al other s,t=
"h'oh they hase committed 10 my DIE.
snail state hsm nanaiy aud brieHy
s'"'' many MINOR eon'taerarors, there ait
prominent srws OF the sabifci. which L..
male deep impression ugon nv .. 'as"
which, think, arr well enttled 70 yo.ir
attention. and vii hope, be mat4feiy w,.. ,i'i
by the people sn'c
From the official Communications
10 you. II appears. that If no adverse s,,l ''sa
l"r"seen contingency happens IN our o.
rrIahons, ana 40 unusual diversion T.. -
OF III" iands sci apart for The psyneot ~
national debt, we may look with con6do'e
| 10 us entre * ihguishment in The short 49,
Oh OF fonT years The extent 10 which
pleasing Anticipation Is dependent un,,, :.
policy, which NAY he pursued 10 rpIatio,
measures, OF the character ofihe one no, =,
der Consideration, IN ISL BIZ obvious to sll ~.
equa lly so, thai the events ni the prrsen, -
SION are well calculated TO awaken public sol.
cit"dt upon tile subject. BY the sta,er4,..
from the Treasury Department, and tho.
from the Clerks Of the Senate md H,,so =
presen' H'IVes, herewith Submitted, il ennsae.
that tn bills which have passed into ss.
aud those which. IN ali probability, Niu nm.
before the adjournment of Congress. antici a.
appropriations which. with the ordinary a.,
pendItaiei for the support of Government. u.
exceed considerably the amount in The trea.,
~ Tor The year 1850. THIS whist we ,re IL
m'nishng the revenue by a reduction OF ~
dulles On tea, cotiee, and cocoa, the appronr;-
atoms ior internal improvement nre increasing
beyond the available means OF the lrrasm,
aud II 10 this ejaculation be added The e1,o..
contained IN bills witch ARE pending hrlora a..
two llonsrs. il may be safely affirmed tina, TO-
millions Of dollars, would not make m the ..
cess over the Treasury rcceiifa, uaess H.
payment OF the ndlions!d-al be postponed am,
the means now pledged To that ohjcct annie.
10 those enumerated in these bills Wuhaot 4.
well regulated syien o. internal improvement,
ih's ezhaus,Ing motr ofapprouraiiua Is ~
likely 70 be avoided and the plain cnusra9.prs-
must be, either conunnance oG tie nat,3a.
debt, or aresori TO additional tnaes
Although many Of the States VIZ Ispas
BILE zeal and under the Influence Of an eptgbt
ened pohcy, are ccessfiIly applying the
separate Efforts to works Of his character. H.
desire to eG!isl the AID Of Tie Ceacrai COVER
ment III The construction al sarh - from the
nature ought tn devUivs upon Il, and 10 f.hi,
the means Of the individual Sl1tes are mad,
qnaie, IS both rational hnd galriotic and. B.,
'ha desire rs not GrHiArd un'F i HoaS pof H..
low thaI II never VII be. Fya general int.
hSence and pubic spirit Of The hmerlcar
prople, furnish a sure guarantee lint n =,
proper tI'ne. TIL, policy " III be taade 10 Drpyf
under circumstances more a,-piciops TO r..
SuCCgshfui hau
exist. But great as this Object Undoubtedly
1t IS not the only one which demands the los,
erlng care OF the Government. The preserga
lion and success of the Republican princinle
rests with US. To Gle vaie its character and .
tend It's influence, rank among our most lmpor
idut duties and the best means 10 HcCoInpli,h
this desirable end, are those which viii rivnt
the attachment of our cifiz rs 10 the Cover,
meni OF their choice, by the Comparative Itch
ness of their public burdens, aud by the Al
traction which the superior success OF 5 oper
ailOns " Ill present TO the admiration ard re.
sPect Of the world. Through The favor of an
oVerruling and indulgpnl Providence, our
country rs blessed with general prosperity, and
our citizens exempted from The pressure of taz.
alton, which other less fbvored PORTIONS Of he
human family, are obliged TO bear yet, il =,
irur, TINT many of The taxes collected from nur
cizens III Uugh he med um Of npos's. have
for considerable period, been onrIuus--tn
many particulars, these taxes have b0rne St
VrrcIy upon the laborihg and less Drospefon-
classes OF the community, being imposed, Gu
the necessarIes OF life, aud tbs too, tn cnsp,
wher e the burden was MOI relieved 10y the cor,
Seriousness, that it would Intimately contribute
to make ms independent OF foreign nations Ia,
articles of prime necessity, by tive encomage
ment oil lheir growth aud manufacture at HON.
They have been cheeriuily borne, because thpv
were thought 10 be necessary TO The support
Government, and the payment Of the debts an
lgOldahly INQUIRE ed IA the acquisition aud main
tcnance Of our national rights and liberties
But have we right to calculate on the same
cheerful aoQnescence, when IA is known tha The
necessity for their continuance would cease
were IL not for irregular, improyident, and NJ.
equal appropriations Of the public funds
" Ill boI the people demand, as they have ~
r'ghi TO do, such prudent sy stein OF eyptnd,
iure, as VIII pay he debis of Tho Union AMI
authorize The reduction of every lax, to rs lov
a point as the wise Observ ance ofthe nrccssiiv
TO protect that portion of our manufacIures ahd
labor, whose prosperity is essential to our
national safety aud Independence, will nog
" hrn the national debt Is paid. the duties up.
on lhose articles which wye do not raise, NAV
DE repealed with safety, and sti, leave, trust
without oppression To ANY section of the coun-
Try, IA accumulailnc surplus fund which may be
ReGt dtialy applied TO some weildiges,ed system
OF Improvement.
hder this View, the question. rs TO the man
ner IN which the Federni Government Gun, o.
ought TO embark in the construction Of read
and canals, aud the eXtenrto whieat may i'm
pose hnrlhens on me people for these purpl
seS. may he pi esented on lis own merits free o'
nal nE. 9,npy q
cepl such as may arise from the Coas'tuiior
Itself Assuming ,hcse slggesiions to he co
rect, VIII not our constituents require the OF
seTvance OF n cours" by wLCh they can be e.
fec'edf Onght they not 10 require it? VII
the best disposition to aud, as far Ms can CO..
scientlanSiy in Furthermore of internal IN
proVemen', my opinion is, tia, the sounae'.
views OF haiional policy a this time, point I"
such course Besides, the Avoidance 0! d.
evil Isiiaence upon the local concerns OF tDa
country, how solid is the advantages wl1r'