Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-25

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To his m nj no PRO. .oaifion could be mere oieat'
,h.a,bat with the loss u ho chsitrthe improvement
,,,ol1 ~ ,Iown lie knew that some cona1sn' en-
h.;.ss sill were heard 10 say, that u tins eh3fe
.bould fail the state would again raty 10 inc spl'
:, hi. ie,srovemenl Vain hope i5ls nnd
f." ', ;,,,s;.n Alter The Safe deeidedto suspend
-. ,n,rress of the works IN Feb 1898, no less
fan, successive and well sustained citefls we're
-, 10 embark her again ia the execution oil ,,o
..h.re At the sessions of 1923 anl L. l1so ana o.
isa, anil 1881 and ? Al the session OF 100 }
.all :, loan of 80. COZ, 900 was proposed, anu J."
l.. n,,,r,ss IN the House one.loaHa OF lhl io''
-. annor,oned TO the central hne, ana Tue ol"0'
,hr..-s,ur,bs 10 the other portions oil Tue 9ta'e
Ir,;,,,olv the bill tell amidst the contention aoo'
=, ,,,;s,no Of the loan. On that oeeaslonas III 'ht
I.c;sI,ture of Pennsylvania ~ tho year is%o an }
III. Charlottesville convention III INC year 10
~, nelicy of concentrating the disPosAhle resource
of,he state in consecutive order, on hfst one 7r"
then anotaer great object at TIM, leu peia'o wv
y,ors popular system of II simultaneous aiPiep''
t;on. IN d Gerent parts of tie 'taie. sHch MI
the result, whenever the qacNion my oe -"
,,,e1 The border influence, in lis relation 10 the
...,r,i interests of the state, has e. wn nnl
,,,n,,bened with the progress ointermediaie i''a
D
..., e;yh, millions, upon state account II "o''i
r,aL,hlv cost not less than twelve millions ana
r. bc true that for every delar spent HI the cen"
-. a, least three will he gwen to lie *
,r.n.s the system would inevitably ord IN an
aggregate debt of some fly millions OF dollifa-7es
no hi. to be the result of the system the ptofr
At ,hn state would moi bsar 1t, aud the ffooabhlty
os,h;. result Il rendered still more clear by me
xnose Of the finances of the state and the views 81
,nhlic poley inculcaled IN the Governors recent
message. With ali proper respect Tor inc OPINIONS
NJ others Mr. c. said, that an experience oi M =
than 90 years In the Legislature OF lhs STATE hh'
conyinced him tlat Il was VAIN 10 expect ee "'oP-
,;on or steady adhesion to any 'lan Tor executing
The connection OF the eastern AMI western "'''''
=, ,nhic account: lie conf ssed that he dr. not
10 return TO The angry state offetIng between
m. centre and the extremes, produce by II Tor
NOR exoetment of the State from The coaseq1rn'
ees Of which we were now happily recovered. Inc
r,e.rnt charter was bottomcd upon system upon
vbien rested nearly every important work IN ofea'
R,;,aiu and the greater part Of those IN the u
States Let il be brought under RECOMMENDATION
when and where Il may, II VIII be iohnh 10 eoN'ue
seuitably for all the great Interests IhVoRod, anu
10 constitute hOppy compromise between ipe sep
,rafe systems and iayoIe views OF the eastern "uu
western parts ofihc State He earnestly hoped that
the abors OF Three long years, would not be lowell
led in the dust, and lofmer contention AMI us
cord return again,
Nothing could DO mora clear to his mm1 than
that the loss of the present charter instead al CIV
loo ma tho work on State account, would enl III di-
r.etinp the ~ lie of the west INTO nnoihor channel
.nd n d,fr,rcnt outlet - the SEQ. The ne active
and .n,erprsing rival which had heretofore sought
ia obt.ln Inc upon cur route 10 tho west hhd h,d
twice failed by the casting vote OF The speaker
Senate. was standing ready, 10 step IA ~ith aaoih-
a, net,lion SO soon as tins chartet should be level
led in the dust
fyts Mr.. Cabell here rand several extracts from
various public documents golns to sustain lhs Pc
siton, (Which or restricted lmria comPeIus to o
mi,A and concluded his long aud ablo speech as fol-
lows Els. FtrClaanl
Having real these extracts from the pubic docu'
menis. Nit cabea sail ~ conclusion that he
,honsht he had shewn-lh That the subscription
proposed would be an excellent investment oil cap
ial 81 That in the evlnt Of the failure ct the
pr.sen, chatter, there were tho strongest stoand'
TO believe tina, tho State would again refuse 10 cX
,cue the scheme And ,, That by the 'ntervcn
ton of great Company IN another State the Yves
tern trade would pass by >lher outlet to thu sea
and b, forever lost to The city of Richmonl AMI the
eastern portion Of this state.