Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02


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| !" IN '.'N' i''ieS' o{ DISCRIMINATING oay +"
VIM" -" nav i"'s," he', an" summing u'
,oo"''lo" u t"e a''gie III 0o,oh ametle"' "hefe
sue Is "onls.''a win laaIA'' 'af her meo"iae-
',lss, utmost ouY iIee- AN We ui'n, be oil"a IL
wa l,'' W." awaits us "h'h me antfl'"a ~
,'in sn"" Nt e',l so"io50eo ana We hea o' e,i o1i
I'ola market Tor seven hundred thousand bates o'
"'' '"t''I' a event iil'' II Is hUay necessary io'
ne 10 say W"Ud In'ol'e Inc "hoe South ii IRE
t'tH"as nun IL Is lue lol Sehlsiu'h 10 'i''t1u
u"9 '' -N"i'H 'a'l cNet lilllaha MONT il"h't iot
an d'r cotton Of thr south. "o or three hundred
'no1aaaa oasS Is NE utmost extent To "heh VIC
co9.1 ha' " @aIEfi III tHai quarter ! he Catalogue
{" III" evils 81 th's y Il m however is net Vt loa-
Neted. II / h"t merely ne hhschlei ii mas ooee,
"a tHr SUI greater evils winch II imtat'as, bnt
1t ha' arrested our march l" greatness ana proven
ted u nom i"Ailh% our hiSh desune5 What
"oaW have been the condition ut tins country now
If We had never been deprived oithc blessings OF
tree trade Why IS 1t that our tonnage and our
| exports have not crown with or growth. anu
strengthened wthowsuength' Il is bcr"asc on'
prosperity has been Elasticity the restrictive sys.
tom Look, SIR, at tins Pieluc. In $50, with Il
population ct seven mlllenS, We had tonnage "'
one inton tour hundred thousand. In ISL with
a aopualon OF thirteen millions our TONNAGE IS re
ia al 10 one million two hundred thousand ana,
gon-, sail irther back, IN the year 1891, cur eK-
port amounted to ughtF-one millions, "hli" now,
with aPopatauon oithmteen millions, oar exports
are redue'd toaefcutFtWo millions.
IAts WI our population has increased nearly
tlrec-iold, ON foreign commerce. has lot advanced
At ALL Sir. if " ashm-ton's free tra1o system had
ontlnurd un'o tins d3V, (to. lie Il rrmef lie III
that AfoNan CT tamlloN rot,c sys Z"
Vas os5' u1aily system Of iref traie, imposing dt-
ties Only OF nom i've I" seven ana hdii per cont
can 1t b. doubled that We should now have had
.Ynn'1e o. Two 'o''''.a' o, a'''' '''' NAV our
Sl"'@ "oa' h'' aa"u1"o" "ir "''.Ii'" '','
MY 'hiiII"a7 al" '"'a '"'' ono VI us ,'o'S' II
"a''@f$ IN t"s country HAS rec my as''a'@o ua''
ne h"oo-o sol''ae' an average. "u'y VI '"tHc ol
lils'" 'e' ea4I Il" f8'Pe".' a' ao''lo'"'{ sum
cent ior al ''e purposes Oh ''''l'' ana 'l'I'
ooa'r 1oc' a system our imports y 'Slo''s "ooRN
II MS non" - a''''.'" mn 'l'5 " o'up,
h5 N'ts 'Hz' !ea'' 'h'o", WI t's'''"'' w."
's Soi1'''S es'n sau '''' ''c MS "'''' "ne"
's 9oo'l Is "i'9s nom ''e o''' l'o'-
ron Oh cotton oo' ''l+ IS nl' 30 ''o' = an al
use' lh' iio"''eaon ol nc" e"'no' Ut "N''oone'