Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07
TIE VIRGINI.AN.'
/, yyCHBuRG, APRIL J. 1891.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
III. ALLOWING letter from friend !" n'c"'
uona furnishes us with Legislative p1"ofeo-
-. one day later han those received W "e
iii, prin,. of thai place
r.,.a,, 10 The Editors ofhe pFg'mon.da'ed
t1'"'' ..R,cHnuKD, 3,d April, 1881.
,.,dsy. two bills. IL Which your citizens
ar. more immediately IN eresteu' we'o an
are ''y ho,h indefinitely postponed viz the
q bili auth orisipg the efec''n
"" fs,.s River from the lands OF berJa-
10. s;s scbool6eld in Ami rs'T" and the bill d.
w. the appropriation of the tolls on the
aoh,.rp and Salel. turnpike TO III eK'eD'
~. ,,f,hr ,oad 10 the town OF salem
Th. Ssns,e a,Ii send 10 the Judiciary bhi
,o.mo,,ow. and II iearu, propose the HngIe
,udp, ,vsfem, changing the details OF our Oh. 10
sn,, thai system laying OF the s'a,e 'n'o &c ~
Oh districts and assigning one JUDGE W eso"'
the hill should be presented III ,o's sn"P' /,
calculate on its finally passing, nihon2h al"
.on6aeot powerful efforts viii be made 10 re-
,s,n :. m, double horse Potrer, as IL F. Joc"sey
called mere. hi. ,,;,,. o,r s.u,
proceedings IL may be DISAPPOINTED out
IN calculate o. the adj ournmeni OF ne Legis'
ahnut
~. 1,.n.ral Election Bill has pa1ed--the
,..,;oo, for This year 10 ba held 10 August,
so,es(,er in April, on the respective court
dsys'
pol Roads --RaiI Roads seem to be all the
.,s,. 10 The Norihern 5,ates-an1 We think il
!. put an uareasonsble supposition that they
wJl ultimately superssde Canals entirely. In
mi. view o. The subject, the rejection OF the
Ioso Bill, by the Virginia Legislature, may
r4,ulf benef cally. by enabling the James Ri
yer people to act more understandlngly az TO
III, mode Of improvement which should be
,lopted. In the North, wherever project for
.Hail Road is set on foot. there is rs much
.cfamnllng Tor the Stock as we might expect
IA ar. we're we visited with shower Of golden
jo,eld OF WAFER drops /; and experience, thus
far, has gone TO show that investments IN them
are an,te productive. The stock Ia tue Lowell
.nI Boston Rail Road had scarcely been sub
srribed for befo re il advanced l5 per Gem. /.
and other cases might be cited to show almost
ms catering results. In the village Of Norris
,own. Pa. Ia place moi kn1wn few years
pgoA the vicinage ola projected Rail Road has
,a.,e an astonishing advance in tho value
of real estate Property, (ssys paper Of
mai placc,) which, six months AGO, could have
.bepn purchased fol less than S5Uoo.' we Will
venture 90 say could not be bough, oil this time
for less A~u $50, 900. when shall we see
h4same effects. springiog from the same en-
lpbteoed and liberal policy, in the Old Domi-
mon We fear, indeed, that the day 10 far
distant tor, il ever people we're practically
apenny wise and pound foolish" wa are IN
dnbitably that people-and are withal cursed,
in gu, IL eisla,ion, b, the operation OF the bale
full spirit Of sectional jealousy, which throws
its bl,ph,,ag influence on every scheme OF i'm
ptoyemeo o., which may be sugg sl.d-ah neither
Arelate 10 the culture Of the mind or The soil.
Walking the Plank 1t is asserted in the
Philadelphia inquirer, "a Van Buren-Jackson-
Dsmocr attic -Republ, can psper,) as coming TO
.he Editor. " from ondoubted authority, that
the President had expressed q wish that the
present Secretary ofthe Treasury, Mr.. Samuel
ID. Inshsm. should retire from The Cabinet,
and thus reliev. the President OF an unples ,ani
day,' lwhy is it duty y which he will
De Ultimately compelled TO exercise. IN effect
imp Mr. lneham's removal from that station. "
So weeo: This is the commencement OF the
uros1rp,ion of the Calhoun-J &C kson- Rrpubli-
cans by their late coadjn'ors tue Van-Bureu-
X puhcau-Jacks sou isns J!
1ud vei another The " United States Teh
graph" OF the ist list. (Which, by the way,
comes 10 us "a diminished form emblemat-
ir.sepresumr, Of lis fallen iortunes,) amour
ees that " the ban has gone forth"-Amos
Kendall q Co. having discontinued their sub
scrip,iuns 10 the Telegraph We hope these
gru,lsmen vii 40, unrmur at the operation
ot'ewproscrip,ive policy The man that ia-
vented the guiIlo'ine was among the number
oil VIC ius : lei this console TEN.
lie Petit Gusyre.'--Duf Green accuses
Amos Kendall Of defraud;ng The Post Office,
bs frankiug TO he said Duff letter addressed
% hm by third person, on private business.
Amos retorIs upon his accuser, whom he sheer
'nsIy calls "honea Duff" by demanding,
Why when he discovered the fraud, " he did
DOT march % and pay the % cents. Not he,
Continues Amos.) He is ready enough 10