Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
NEW YORK.

III. LEGISLATURE of this State convened a,
.h,ny on the Sd inst 1t. Coy. Tracy took the
Al, # the Senate, being c.r-oHcio President
.r,h,, body and Edward Livingston was
,..,,d Sneaker Of the House, rec living SO votes
.,,ins, " given 10 Luther Bradlsh, and 5 scat
ring,
,.,.,noc. Wercgret that we have not room for
.,,,,ct,. It commences by a eulosistic notice
+ Gen. Jackson, and of the Heir Apparent,
uhom i, pronounces entirely worthy to follow
IN the footsteps of the man, IN the service OF
whom h. hal previously achieved "glory
uough.' These paragraph, are blo,s upon the
Message, which, il its author were ayoung man,
b, would live to regret.
f,o, Marcy recon mend, that the Legislature
.h,,l charter no new Banks AT lis present SEES
.,an nor augment the capital Of those already
.,;.,,,,-,nd certainly We should have suppos-
a that New York has already fictitious CAPT
al ,nou, at least her fair proportion Of the
r,.,,,e amount OF the L. States had we not
..sn il stated tina, notices Ind been given of in
,s,dtd applications 10 the present Legislature
"a, III. addition of some thirty millions Of dollars
), hat already muse When a democratic"
s,,,. give. such evidences Of attachment To pa
mr. money and of her belief in the impractical
bluy asJ foil, Of Benton's gold and silver
.cb.me. we have ccrtaiuly but little reason to
hope for the advent Of the Golden Age during
our soj5uu on earth We apprehend that Mr..
I,.uton will be compelled to beQueath his ban,-
lug 10 the care OF his children.
CT " also recon mend, repeal of what i,
inoru IN New York as the Restraining Law
-rhtreb, iaiiri,taais may be allowed to open
4 .fi., Of discount and dtpo,ite. lie advises,
however, that they shall not be permitted to Is
sue notes, to constitute potion Of the clrcula-
I'm, mcdum-a very wise precaution, we should
iaui, but one nevertheless strongly objected TO
b, The " Y. Evening Post, which, although
great sdmifer Of Benton's metallic money
scheme, is yet opposed to any limitations upon
Ia, action ithc denocracy,' either IN md"iHg
VI 'pealing money.
We CORDIALLY concur ia the opinion Of Gov
Macy that the penalties for Csury should be
.bci,Aed. Il cannot conceive (,ay1 he) any
MtIicicnt reason for not lc@vinG the Pricc oil
money, IKE that Of other commodities, 10 the
Iee operation of the general rule Of demand and
uppyn--a sentence which enlbuitcs an argu-
u,ut against C,uTy laws noyeryct answered.
because uuan. wcfabe.
Guy. Marcy advises the acceptance OF the
portion of Surplus Revenue which tlll> TO the
,an. oil the Enpire State-that II be loaned
out and tho iat,les, applied 10 purposes Of Edu-
c,lon.
the G ,yernor gives ALTERING account fthe
condition OF the great works otlnternal Improve
meat accomplished by State means As well as
Of tie state OF the Selninarie, Of learning. OF
every crlde--in relation to both Of which
branches Of policy New York has taken the
lead OF most OF her sister Conmonw ealhs
We are told by Coy. Macy that the Adolf
tioa,n have ceased 10 be formidable as party
tia, they are regarded with contempt and de-
,s,ation by the sober minded, con >tiutln-
large majority of the citizens OF the non
'lsyeholdIng State s-and that the South should
be satisfied by this assurance that she has no.
thing 10 apprehend from their nachlnatIon''-
We hope the Governor has not deceived hIm-
.s-and above all! that he does not design 10
deceive US. What he says, he mag believe
sa,it he 1, correct, then the symptoms are s'n-
gu4riy deceptive. See for example, the late
lrlier Of DIR. Channius to Mr.. Bitney the re-
tent movements of the Abolition Societies, le-
Nsenlng an increase rather than decay both
Of zeal and means the tone OF their journals;
their movements in Congress, &c. But after
'hese things may indicate dying struggle.
ht should at least hope for the best, while We
prepare for the worst