Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
VOE. XHHE.~1ND. -.

P'"'o'lsfn would desire; but notw lihsin nJsas u
obstacles which have arisen from a state of insur
feehon IN some Provinces a want of harmony in
Others the exhausted condition of tho Treasury ant
The pcslllence which has prevailed in g-eot part of
'e kingdom, II has been found practicable TO miti-
sate unavoidible evils IL 90 critical situation md
III ire same iImeto Introduce SOLITARY feforms--to
oilhS ABOUT an enrly re-a5senbling OF the Cor,es-
- conquer IN all directions the bands OF rebels
u increase the strength of thu arny--lo add new
elofy to our nrms IN negbberiog kingdom, and
IN e'iecting these great results, the decision ard
eh'hIsiasm OF the nation have rendered i, unneces.
| Sefy 10 require heavy sacrifices from the people
The hdeity Of the army, its consiancy and cour-
ase, which have entitled 1t TO my speca! regard Law
a claim upon your corporation and council in aid.
ing mo Ia perfect his important arm Of the State.
ny consulting The welfare Of the reyc defenders of
'ho throne aud tho country, 81 Ear as the present
state OF Tho nation aud Other demands upon tho
Treasury permit
10 this end n sietemcnt will be laid before YOU.
showing III" various Obligations which the govern
met mas 10 meet, The rfSourees which il IS able to
ron'nhnd, ana tic extraordinary mems of credit
10 winch II VII have 10 resort for this once both on
account OF iofmer losaes and defalt atoms and bv
reason OF existing circumstances, as well ns to a.
vonl increasing the bur ems ofthe people But as
frequent resorts 10 extraordinary loans arc iniu-
flouH, aud would eventually be impossible tho
greatest regularity IN the administration of the f.
nanee', prudent nnl rigid economy, publicity and
the Intervention Of tic Corics in the estimate of ex
penscs and The imposition Of public taxes, (contri-
bncIoncs would ere long have the desired cfec, of
making the resources Of the nntion correspond with
It's neccaait'na THIS hope the more to be relied
on az II VIII larlhcr be encouraged by the arrange
me ct The nniire foreign debt IN n,auuer eonsis-
tent WITH cur actual resoufeeg, supp ,-lod bv tho
rankn' 81 and good faith v,hich are tie rule II NV
gove nment, aud also 10y the mpfo,ed eoaa,, on Of
our domestic debt, and 10 progressive extinction
"'ded by such funds ~ Is found ute ear eul ex-
ANIMATION, can be spared Tor that purpose.
My Ssefcinros Of Despatch will likewise mako
you acquainted with the practical rclcrlns which
nave been introduced III various branches of the hd-
mihIstrallon. The division Of territory, The seua-
ration aud Distinction between the administrative
and IuIlcla departments, the suppression OF Tho
old Councils, the nov Audiences created for The
henehtot certain Provinces, the removal Of msrv
INSTRUCTIONS 10 the development, # ihs pnbiic
wealth, tile rcelof tha people + ON sundry onefons
eSact'ons, aud oldcr Improvements winch nfe n
p'oStcss VIII show you my ardent wishes Whll,
'heY hol out TO tho nation toe mosl lat,er,ne pros
poets Nevertheless, Our intc tcnce and WIS
dom VIII readily rceelyr that il !, impossible 10
remedy IN few duys the evils which havo been
ocfnmulelmg for nees, md ihut often ,imes he "
~ effort to accomplish At oncc whei ought To be the
"o'h OF Tune has prevented happy result and ~,
at hazard tho de3ucY OF nations.
The Estoiato Hcal has laid the foundation. to
you II lelonaa, lllusifous Peers and Deputies of
the realm 10 aee that The work goes on with that
resslony and concert which are pledges ofs,ab,l-
ny and frmhess
IA II respects my.eH, You will a, al times find
ne favorable 10 whatever can plomote The welfare
eil prosperity Of Spnin. In the few days thatT
lave cxerescd al uttettm, the supreme 90 wer a.
grecahly 10 he Hill ofmy august husband. have
shown what wera ny Intentions and d, sifcs, viz.
TO buy N flrsetunes5 the yeslges Of past evils
70 engrail upon tho ptescn state thin : such re-
ioahs MS arc practicable, and TO prepare tho way
lof other improvements IN time To come Whatever
Obstacles may oncolntcr IN this difficult unJ I'm
kns, hope with tho ayoro' Heaven 10 overcome
'hen, sustained by your Cilorls aud relying upon
tie support Of the nation To regard i.s felicity
and glory as my o~n, have only torcmcmb:r
that ! am tho mother Of Isabel H. md the gtand
daughter Of charles H.