Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06
COMMUNICATIONS For the v,rg,H,au
To the Citizens Of CampbeH.-Ne. A

The proprlety OF impropneiy OF any further
attempts TOW a dis internal improvement, tor ms
= .Gblect OF grave delibtration--ot mumen-
tous ntportance directly or indirect. bear
ing not oniV upon The honor and interest, but
up0r tie means OF preserving the unity OF the
/. ppbnc Il demands tue attenIion of all WAC
reg ri the prosper y OF The cuuDtry-the pre-
telys,ion Of onr hGtry snd independence :
tai more especially r CURES the onerouS Inves-
tsalIuu OF ihose who seek the honor of bear
,ngihe bnrgfn Of ctdte. | shall therefore
.rd,dvor 10 consider tbe advantages rfsul'm
hoa, ludjco0s stem % int rnal improve.
meat aud must request he inrlher mhhl-
.eace Of my ietlaw ctt6fus " 4Ile attempt so
M but inn oriant an enqulrl
Although most men OF Iat' lGgsnce and Oh
,fI,ai,on perhaps oil Who dre distinguished
Tor urtstght and rejection, ave cINVlnCed )
yetHauy, equally distlngn lor kn NYledge.
doubt the nbiiIts ot the ooulh onweal1G; while
ohrfs alike modes AID retiring deem the et-
trts of their ne. hboi s III promoting pINIic
spnf. iu,ita ana was, presunptIous AMI
Yaln calculated TO lead to etTor, and end III
tElraVtgAnCe more likely 10 advance selfish
Vi VT. n 30 romote pubic good better suit
ed . hu pIrpose. OF tue day than o he Iu'uie
Prosperity ol tne ; ate, SINCE MANY Gonht,
anu othsts legaId whHleper truds 10 he pto-
f.h VI, VIZ OF sptcula'ors and met,h ,nts, Of pu-
local aspii ans aud candidates Tor office, i,
seems tie more reasonable 10 con5idef net un-
j. tue interests OF commerce, but OF arts aud
agfcalturp, IN connection with the subject
@hile we Continually bear IN mind the political
lmpo lance associated aud mIy connected
"in evety pecnnlary advantage of a lasting
caaraltet. In truth, whatever tends to the
pfomoton oil one branch OF industry, INCREASES
lle prosperity OF the otheis while the gro" iii
ol each maialy depends upon The taciiuy OF
mterCuurse,. 1.-The cheapness aud salely ot car
ld,e.
Asilluiturai emplJyments are alike agrrea-
DIE aud useful. Nay, The cHtt'atIon OF The
''h Is che most important ol ali edr'hiy puf-
ialts Ii ey,r has, and ever Mi employ the
greatest Proportion o. Ihe population OF any
V'ua'fy ihdt even agriculture may DE over
yea a. lie frais OF he ianorer remaIn TN
tR' purchaser; or bee ONE 80 hackneyed III
udlhtt ds ~ He,tndr command attention, nor
'a'hlsh toward industry. Whatever tends
F." hC'ehSe the number engaged IN other p"r'
'ut TO enlarge our towns aud cities, to pro-
4'oe Commercial prosperity, 10 facilitate 'hat
''''eF@0diSe So essential 10 trade, ana a.
me important TO every branch OF eI'her
p'9s'csl OF mo, ID imp oYement, has diiee' q
'pO''ahi bearing UPON aSt.c lure anu seems
% Increase the prosperity OF All Glasses eng u
sed 10 the active business vi HE, Inc eNpe-
ience Of the orId IN ali ages, has LED the wise
vi" rrlec.ing to this CONCLUSION ou' NV
specially the wisdom and experience o. ''oa-
Frn umes-lhe enls htenrd age ia which We
I'VE has So clearly demonstrated the iotee anu
Justice Of the remark, that he VINO no" uoupis'
A'" at least incur the imput"'loh oi WEAK
"''s and that without the consolation ails-
Y 'om either respectabiry or hunioe's'
me advantages no@ng nom an easy anu
we communication Torn, the HE not only vi
agriculture and commerce, but OF every pur-
'u"' either poilicei, professional, mof'l o
uechanical. The farmer, the PLANTER, the
me'caani, the buyer, ,hs seller, Tie s'o"e' )
eponsumer, the manufacturer the smh", Tue
apeher, the mason, the miner, he golu-uie-
~ 'he miller, he sawyer, Tue halter, the wea-
"''ae carriage maker. the saadler, she tailor,