Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

every .Itl1n N their power 10 s5nelilde win
Zach other the two great lntlres.s whlsh The EQUINE
If events has brought into direct collision ne oec'
ston Il. tass presented OF accomplishing mat "al'et
hut. IN removing an correcting thai nf4hliiF %
winch the citizens Of one section ri ou country
samplain. II Is icutabent upon he common letts=
fst,e protectors Of tine People t. ware az NOV
.Hs oppression from onc partof The tnoa. &" lfans-
ftrrins 1t 10 another Especially 'oe'wai' ei on
fsr'ne--ie-hzrs the morf rreITr TIM "nua We.
atertcdfas -ih, leay AMI enrNmnrIed hiess'hs
# i6ieasc fam tavttiou, into ifc Nh'eathat con
sr,Ht a!l tl5 manufacturing oztau,tsHH'ees ot Inc
tu,hirg
lfas coaapare the picture Of no.tannl prosperity
or seated in the Message 40 iic ifesl tth' oi ''s
i-mIe3 States at the commencement Of tie session
with I'll, representations oftho condition ri hoeoun
,rve,lihilrd hy those who orceailiasupo Congress
IA afal down the protective System OF pohcy under
.,llsb rliai prnsp.fllY has ben aud Is enjoyed
uratmqst bc orr csngiusl'l#3
NhIIe the Chief Magistrate Of the Inim an
potru-es otht REPRESENTATIVES oI The People aad
ofth. Stats. assembled fgom every quarter oi tins
,y,r44s. We country announces through them ~ Tie
P,a.tl, over whom he preeidcs, aud To the Whole
.ordof mankind, that the agriculture, the oon
ner,s the navigation, the meebanle Wts, the loef-
Al sciences. themauulualu's. that. IA sHart every
,rc,t interest of winch the national well bong Is
ronno,ta are IN a state of increasing and uneFaH1=
Mol prosperity. while from every quarter ot the
frI +, responsive voice IS heard from the very foo-
u,,aphot5 happiness 1t described declaring II TO be
nj anil nur faat such Is then condition. thai such
.s4l,4ir erospeIlly--wh.e his exposition Of human
isitsy n " most p1lmy SLATE upon 'ailh Is hou2
On eIpr# to ihe shores eeyona ula ne,'''5
All nt1tnms TO 3s IN eehoes OF We"uel ''" ~
m'rlto1-are wc - bths'r tat al lhls u nv pe
lusian heated IMAGINATION arc We III p'"'''
------l #ose ct aeoof7o que ~ INC s''''''
wh n' hat p1rlrath re ~ hai""a 3''If ""' ~
InYnFIt eninete1 i21''as rs nom ap''Ie5 'H' "'ly
9TH attentive uapI "hlsh irt7t ann e5s'"'i'l
en- f'"o na '''''''' ~ .I'', '',' t., :,
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H.H .-SoWg mastpeIfevos or We must With
In & 1Ias- nfio.nthe repres sntaiAous 81 those VINO
a,saus utglag uf@uh Vrhemrnfd and cagerness
t.#..u.a5 r'an OF mcoaec' 10 tue tNlfituce OF The
L 4lan li IT, olze theorraslbu offered by this
~ xaHptd stlte 5fprospauty, to cast olfa consl-
der il. portion ufthat burden Of taxation which We
h. flrl so hight to avail ourselves olthis happy
mea.a. To hesak down the Fundamental system o
po8sY lam aHchtlat very prosperity has arisen--
tho ;, stem aotecuy, Of Dom suc Industry.
F.ou ihe frst establishment Of tho Government
fthc m.,d sjotos, the payment oflhc debts aud
The p4oa#..Ion of manufactures have been primary
objects Of che action Of Z, ugross These two ob
lets have been uuItcdIg pursued but they W c N
tlel5 nature totally distinct from cnch other All
III duties hitherto levied upon the People by the
legislation of Congress have been to ply the debts
a.tl provide 1r the common defence and general
welf.rr Tin tim is at hand when there will he
10 futh.r occasion for Icyyinr moneys to pay tho
DIT aff6o Union. for lhcr will be no debts To pay
BIZ. the Obligation incumbent upon Congress to