Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01
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The Washington GLOBE states tint tie adininIsira-
,ion les MOI vet determ red 10 remotc tie fublie
ioposies hopl the Bank OF the uniiad States but
i informs Us thai " an a cnr i,as been appointed
.o ascertain from the STAT Banks in the principal
cities OH Il. bat terms anu hal manner they are
Willing to perform ue services now rendered by The
B.nk Of the I States / the government should
think proper to remove t.e dcposites.
The appointment Of an agent 10 ascertain he
views Of the State Banks it stems to us. Is Il cen
surabe act Of extravaganza In an oeonolniea and
reforming administration. A circular letter 10 Tie
| officers Of those institutions would have been
uitcciual IN obtaining the desired information. free
Of ex pensr, Is the 1polnimont Of an AGENT a tie
COS, OF some ~ per Blu, tbs IS . matter oil
/ 30 moaeut, compared with The . for,gonc cone.a#
5ion,' winch notwithstanding the lntimaton oi tie
Globe TO the contrary, IS ind ted IN this act Of the
| President to remove the public money from The
keeping Of the u. S Bank, in which We have g.
cry REASONABLE assurance OF lis safety 10 Institutions
whose want Of pccuuttry resources, and consequent
instability, will operate as Temptation 10 them tobi5
for these dcpositcs and TO offer TO the government
! gent bstcr terms than he will lie abe 10 nuke
with the U. S. Bank Tins IS new species Of
public auction in which the funds the people arc
II be hawked about to The highest bld,er, who. in
such cuses, viii be always found among tiose
who arc most in need Of money aud who fur.
nis' the least guarantee Of the sae'y Of ther cred.
ttors All past experience viii have been lost up.
On Us, if this measure bc eousummuled and It's
not Hu uuioundcd apprehension when fufcsecs ii
it future losses TO tbs government, similar IN char
actcr If not equal IN amount, 10 those Which oe-
CURED previously to the incorporation Of the l. 5
Bank But considerations Of this character weigh
nothing with the enemies of the Bank, who have
the conf ic:cc Of tAc President and whose object II
is 10 impair the prosperity of thot institution as
iiuch 40 they cam during the short period which
viii clLpsc teiotc the expiration OF its charter, that
they may draw from the dcclcnsion in the value oil
its sock, which must follow, new argumen, IN
favor Of It's pros.ratlon And all this hostility has
been cngendcted by the fact which ought to render
,ic Bank more POI ular with the peer that that
institution would no, lend itself aud It's influence,
"a the last Presidential election, to clettioneering
puIpoScs--a circumstance which, we venture l.
say, will never be true OF the TREASURY scheme,
/, which Gen jackson has hcquqnily and rcAe-
ncntly pscssed upon Congress as IT'S substitute.
Destiny the existing institutions, and organize u
substitute upon the plan recommended, by the TX
aeutve and the reign Of corruption Will have COM
menccd N truth, cumpar.d ith Winch What We
have already seen Is a. LIE l,u.et 10 lie ocean.
p 4grcntu,aI SoeiciieS.-W w publish the sub
It Joincd mticIo wlh very great pleasure. We per
c,,c IN It manifestation OF that gtowing spitit OF
'mProIe menl already dis,crnioe III the operations
ui oar farmers an 10 which The institution of well
regulated Agricultural .Socictcs must give pow
crlol impetus. We add The expression OF our hope
+ HAT the proposed meeting may be fully attended,
II and that II may result most auspicously to the
e farming lntcres, and we would respectfully sus-
sest to tho people OF other counties the fopiey Of
= following the excellent example recommended by
) QUO corresponding on behalf of " Many (. rmers
~ The EumerS u Bedferd and CaayJeH ceun-
ties
+ The time has arrived when it is of the last I'M
pmtaucc that change Ia the system Of tisb,tltlrv
us heretofore praciisod in tins part of Virginia,
p should DC commenced Tobacco has bseu, for
+ m5uy years pas, nj slill is | c 1t pie Of til,
country-But the wood lands. upon winch our
Tobacco has been chiefly made now cut down.
resort is consequently had 10 lots, winch Absorb,
all the manure that an pe made our faln1s and
me reside o. the land, beins unasssted Is s3of
lmpJy erlshed by annual cultivation, and lis 1uiuc
n necessarily unyaIrtd Hence the increasing Gu
T. iSfaltoh OF or people 10 the r,rfer lands IN the
Wtat, which, 'fcontnued, viii III "A few years fe-
uucc the Oid D0mtHinn 10 very low grade in Tn
scale OF tht CnI"n. Tie Counties OF Bedford and
tanpbcii a.e situated ia the same parallel below
+ the mountain with Louduun and faauuler: tie
'oH and opo 5raphy OF the country are in every e-
Y >ltct "lkci ana II Is well known that these att0f
counties were equally nnPoVeliShedby the cutIya-
, uon OF Tobacco, Necessity drove the planters
thofe 10 become farmers Tobacco was totally laid
aside, ana grasses and gtain substituted in It's
place, IN consequence of whi1h fields that were
Lana aside as too poor for oultivailon by iudelous
"IPii, dou OF the various nanures aided by clover
I ""d plaster are now more productive than When
IL st cleared 4he price of their Lands IS stead.
, lIyrlsng, anI emigration, is scarcely known The
: FARMERS there RAISE their own horses, cattle and
ho9S ne immense sums oil money which arc
ne'e annually borne away by the traders from the
Wts', arc there appropriated 10 the improvement
OF 11lIr i1ms ia budding barns, Mills aid com.
''"o'e dwelling houses thoroby Contributing, as
"l' /" 'Ae strength oi tho state as To lher own
, "utIshueucc Now, it is believed that tins i'm.
I'orI"ni change IN then system of husbandry was
Drought about in great degree by the stimulus
gwen % industry thtuash the medium of A6Rittl
e. IL"AA SOCIETIES, III which the united wisdom OF
"emoSi Intelligent Of tleir people being collected