Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-07


eonr. New Jersey is gone. Rhodclsland IS goas
Name Is ruues luliana IS gone. Trnnsylvan'z -
almost cone aud Georgia. NJ IA ona anti Arkaus1s
tho ght ps pianger, and 10 cap the Ginnts s'is
MT be surprised II we losc New York. The CITY
know is gone. Aud what have We gained Nj.
Calhoun has lakeu fancy tn ns, In be sure bit u
"r Pive him control, lac viii rum us; and Vt We d.
not, ho'll leave IN less than II mouths. Wr
know his own opinion. given last year. OF the "eohe-
i've pow fh that binds as together, Mr.. T.. - n
Great man. and in private life most exemplary one
but he 81 eccentric aud ehaneeahe that guide.
there IS confidence to be placed IN him. Look
back nj has opinions national bank. and hear hifn
III the last sesson--hs former oplnons Of The pro-
teese SYSTEM united lath complete system Of intsr-
mi ,mporemeai as n>eessary 10 sac.Ge The permanent
prosperity o The country, and bear him lately talk
bout STATE Rights!
Then there il Pickens; it il sad ho has come
nscf tu And What sort utg c3mc-0Cer Is II tic
soes tV the divorce, aud makes speech Tor u. II
winch there Is d,nuneiaion and bitterness enonghtS
Kill ten administrations. lie abuses as puck pock
ets--wr haye To take II ~ spanlels and recommend
" Nj hlekenss able speech to the prr'sal othe pub
lie - don't want such allies as these | had "a.
thei be IA the minority. and " fight under" ! would
say to Master plckens, HAT il he wishes 10 join thu
democracy III lis present weakuess, let hun da il.
kea generous luau, equal terms, and not come ~
tclic Ike an Ocfaeock wrceker, 10 abuse and in
suit shpnfeckcd crew, and cltm all their goods
tof salvage, Ma L. has taken II Into his head. tlat
he - and mus be yer, consistent because with lit
lie squad OF ultra opposition, he voted Tor The separa-
ton IA Sd. But WAS II not notorious that ihe on
Is inject then waste cmbnass the Administration in
tie =" Experiment." which was then great iayortS
Nai' lac Glory IN his position, heeau,e 1t eu-
ahes hiuto abuse the administration with IMMUNITY.
--Why I'd as soon deped on Belkebub TO dcieud
M against SATAN on Pickeus Ia ecu mr. against
The NMgs. However. pickens - a gcaieman and
nan OF urlenrs.-Nudh lie appeals aloy, does he not
-ns does Mr.. Calhoun To the sectional feelings Of
tie South, 10 susthutha, which lie fear, iheir
would not approve. Bat ! have no time now 10
lielsr lhls speech. lon VIII see II. presume. fui
should not be IT all surprised #. with all its bitter
ness, some ol par democratic papers were to publish
II, and ask attention to H. ! viii only add that Il |
had leisure hour, lnieath Ola few statistics. tuk
| could make sad work with some parts II. IwIli
only say here, that HE idea held ont 10 the South
that tho specie restriction viii benefit commerce,
" sheer drlusoo. So long as VIC arc united. aud
1rc made cxsls--so ona as we are agricultural and
Ito uoilh cnnlnercdl-in shot, rs the present cc-
neufs OF production exist IN each section, aud each
sfettoR Goa free trade principles ~ att0'eed TIE ad
rctR3ts 81 e other al Tie cheapest re just 81 long
will the specie restriction operate asaint us. say
IS iigu when he says, the divorce" will tend ~
make New York the London OF America. do not
tlank the inequality ol the system would beas great
IS spmc others thinks but whatever operation Il
would have III that way, would be against Us.
Tie t,l.aey held ont atcl, feed The sectional
feeling Of the SOUTH his subject. consists Ia mis-
tlkng the effect Tor thu cause. II isiot the depo-
Ill sysicni, the |. 5. Bank that "rentrazes'
commerce nj tht noa hut 1t i, the commerce oi the
olththtcepitdiscs the deposits herr. Why did not
the uade ernir,llLe in Philadelphia instead Of New
orA Just because, mftadt, capital follows busi-
nrss, aud business does not necessarily pow capI-
III. Bulne degraded nv "torchpg At the nurh
10 IN, tribute" We'll: Suppose we imported d.
tteH4 the whole value Of Exports, say eighty mil
hons. to CAafle,tounf Sa,aUnal--Nh That would
ID wlh thus lfayy mpuriatiool We sllonl1 con-
samf Il few millions we do now aud carry The bat.
ahee To tho north ard ''tuucb" there to exchange it
lar northcrn productions, and such other talesn
rfrhlndile is 10 be found ihsrr, and imported
rom Fose c1iAartS not consamtny sohtttrn PfoaIe-
ions.
But i, i. considered wonderful, strange aud very
nnnaipral, thatMe shauld not import directly loi uur
Whole consumption AT least. Why, il Is The pain
e.l ding in the worid--unIcss The cherished adsar-
fa-es uitIce made Is ali asdeusion These thius>
tfeul ird y The interes, Of c0nsunrrs, and that u
iflr,t asleflalaed by calculations WY do W. obtain
lom London lhe products OF every quarter oi tho
eiole Simply, because Iundan trades will every
Ibelc, cheaper han by looking for II IN Thousand
Different nalkets.--Thal's all and he answer IL
Lonlon answers TIC great mystery as 10 the trade
Of New Nofn.-Why does New York import for
niue leuths al the consumption thr United States!
Simply, because II IS the natural. and with all lis adj
,antagrs IA. ehf0pe,t depot for the consumption Of
nlne enths Of the people the United States; aud
iomils local position can furnish m outward cargo
10 htlilE every port IN The coinmttcidl woflt, whose
prndl cts the people II any portion Of the Cni-
ID States consume. These advantages will always
give II tie advantage Of an extensive assortment, aud
50 Tar an advantage over any southern port.
| have ben led to these remarks upon the lates,
ft,iiors nfnancc, bom scciue notice of a couven-
non to meet Augusta about tins time the object
d wlch seems cosel, allied with these southern
tons. ~ favor of The object OF this convention;
but hope II Will not be turned INTO political ma
chino, wbie h may drteat all the good that would
llorwise grow out Of II. Above all, | hope lis
tiou may be basedu solid aud hilosoi hea eonlmsr
cal principles, "hirh alone can PROMISE uy reir'a-
nept good 10 the country. by sectional appeals
yon may "ftsolre the people into an ex ite.nen'.
which may temFOrali aid The titirs, al the cxrercn
oil the planters and conntry consumers; but The adj
vantage to the cities even, would be permanent.
First and!ast tue planters have been ]eeced by hum
bugs and experiments enough, God knows. aud.
(though my interests in the ciy) hope they may
be sI;r d on his OF casion.
We must, Then, do something, if we wish 10 in
crease imporltr'de and aid southern pois By
any permanent advantages more than they POS
sess. As the philosophical MAJOR Jack says, !" When
4 chnley smokes al the wrong eend, we should as-
certan the cause ont and go work the right way
10 mend it," What then to be done! Ii were
not neatly at the end OF my last scrap Of paper,
would try and tell yDd. Several things may be
done TO divide the advantages Of New ork with our
southern ports bat have only room to mention one.
and that briefly; FINISH YOUR STATE RAIL Road.
on viii then furnish the natural depots and cheap
est TRANSFORMATION for The consumption OF the most
fertile parts OF the valley OF The Mississippi. You
VAL also peue uate aud drain the same country OF lIs
exports by means Ola shorter aud cheaper ranSpora-
lion, at.aH seasors Of tie year advantage 10 Inst