Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13
VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE or DELEGATES

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sssouian requiring th' 'nH'''''' - ''''''' nm
INLAND Navigation. Ia prepare an" 'ef''' Il ,'a''.i
taeorporgi'h5 JOIN 1O' D ,'aI'y IL, "'', '','
lfp 1fem Mt between IN, "a11ta % IN ''"'o el'
he Ida "a1erot '3lp.S h'Nfi, 'u' ''ap ''N,' 'No
hths, aad putting III he' ,Aaens ""'tS.'t "'' '''
value, IN part payment ct her subscription. ana pm
vate individuals or corporate ooa'1' 'eia 'uI "uis'
tn hiihs oil the capital
Air Cabeu sad he would make "Hy on 81
iwo remarks ~ explanation oil ms moAea' "'Il2o'
gong into an onple or gene'al eAposd"n oil
subject Should tins preliminary mo''an msei
with Favorable reception Ire" M lionzss h' "1lHnt
take occasion at some Interior stage II The Woeffl
ing Ia yndico,c more fully the course OF policy re
comm Md IA tn resolution
Tho saa 'rt Of the connection of the waters Ind
ben ia tb. view Of the Legislature from The YEN
$50, up 10 the present tnf l'etP wud WI
doaoos tAeiosto the msat or ds4a''a oil III.
improvement proposed, IL Should no& Say roth
m uaau that branch Of the supcrl H'H he Pre-.
suno laat 80 would agrse dot ifwa intended
evorm act 1saln upon the sohirG. tbr uH for
action haa SOW arrived aud that nice the f.lse
tonoI la1 lan olo STATE Improvement by tnnfel#
mst gly.n. Che course commended n lhrI, olulou
nov ell I'D, was the only ono l,lwMeh Nc could
pursue
Mir { said that his friends wcre fully oW8r
iil. ha had anticipated thetesult winch had lf1
tE.B plarr Il lndaf that impression 4o haa from
an eorly p.rlod Of lhe session, turned hIa Thoughts
aad directed his enquiries with a view Ia par,ft1a
til. rrat.icahiuty Of oteanzuoo company II
MAS confident TINT the attempt If pndent} malr
would mert with success HI. enterprise u Ae1e
TINE. Was a great one but he believed that accom-
pany might be formed, and the requisite efeaa
procured In making tins declarations ha uem
anon the supposlon that tha state wo3ld not r..
iese to Tx the usual proportion Of TIN company
stock He would nt,rr believe ull tn fri sdoQld
stare HIM in the face, that company having so no
ble an object in view. would BIZ DEGRADED ha.oW
the RANK Of even the pattea corporation of tie
State Even II the States sdhsrr.pllnn ,yura T. bc
guided solely by the calculation Of ptuf or To- on
the amount OF her Investment she would have m the
present instance the most lntabe security AGAINST
the failure OF her hopes W. should BE- compelled
10 look beyond the limits Of the State for a lf.t
portion of the private capital and FOREIGN contsl
Isl, would NO, send their money in the stat, QIfh-
o,it r,a prospect Of a profitable return. Mir e. sud-
tina, the House should be se,,ousIv di.r.-.4It.
favor the scheme. il was Ms lmures.Ian rGaf ill.,.
detail he charter could be satisfactorily orrana,
But. H. IN truth. II Vas radically oppascd 10Th.
measure Il would be- better 10 arr tn subject mn
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otherwise be devoted to futess labor and useless
SltnriQg. FbrtlfJg 1-petltlons# wer. rrq=,n.
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