Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29


rs ~ome of HER associate
a. The treatise ol President Wa,land. Of
Brown ntcrsits. ON Political Economy, Laws down
the lolloW M aN"ms Up. 3l2D Which We beg leave
to commend In the attention Ut the Globe lis masters
and pupll>
\ Government has no rght 10 Interfere with the
currency, because The people import too much 81
bc'aa>c they import too little :--hecatIse the, bn,
too much land, hccan>c the, buy too lc land -
hccanSriheN o,eftildr. ~ because they undertake;
its power MS conferred or no such purpose and In
use II inl such purpose Is usuralion. To al such
interference the proper answer To be- gwen by ihr
mdA nlna 10 The soNircmcnt is that all hs Is nonr
III >om business
C. S,Nera' weeks 400, 4 letter from Washington
Appeared ina Ne" Nofh paper aud was transferred
10 the Rlchmoud Enquirer, without comment. sla.
lm@ that Mr. Stevenson aud Mr.. Ogden, the Latter
our Consul II Liverpool, hal written Ia the Cabinel
advising them 10 per,eserr il thrn specie measures
Is the best means al increasing the financial dnlcnl
ties in England. aud Of creating thereby dseoalcnl
among the people aud tlc,llruns the ln#np Ii o
democratic principles IN that country. We wee
satisfied lhat there no truth in the statement Al
the time, andeon>eqacnly took notice OF II, though
it was con~pleaonsly inserted by the Enquirer,
When Tie statement reached England. the tennacr
IN which II vas received, may be- inferred from ine
following indignant commentary of the London
Courier
. Since w arc treating of such subjects, MAY.
"'"'ps' De 'Ne">,a ,'' ",'"'"@ l." PARAGRAPH thai
appeared hNestfflaA Observer puipoiine In be
from HIGH Ameflea l'iuconaIN ia tins country.
Wcarc reluctant. houc,cr. 10 .,lrno,e ,lu !, ran,
L,, hut L. IL,
case then We TAXI leave to say i"l'' is an extra
TI ' "a" - ''''' q'''','''
tween the Banh Of ENGLAND and fine Timed Sla,es.
GA the contrary, the Interests OF both are Identical
h" me most perfect friendship has always snbsised
'',e '', '' anu we o'''N' '''''
the Bank of the ni,cd stare. in I,L s,,it,l,gt
II Hea mtserabe f@0f, bur there Is no room az
ground "ha'eNe, l"l 'h' statement hai any struggle
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40 Ii Il hleh public lunconar, vii degrade linn
sen by writing sueh letters he ought To be 'elul n
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S"ntatiors, lor an, representations like To them"
- me Washington ''"D' recent, quoted some
paragraphs nom ne '"n'"h' "rI'r complimentary,
l." '''h JACKSON ana pronounced the Courier the
l'I@hesi authof, III Europe ON financial y commereml
matters. Neii-tl", SAME London Courier scouts
the ei"'2e. OF 4 combination between the Ganh oi
''' S''''' anu ''' "'" "a ne - 7''' 10 "''ta' The
equally false, absurd aud conlcnpthlr, though II
has been made aud duly repeated tor weeks b, the
organ oi the Executive government al the lnIted
States hat HON thinks the Globe ol lis high
authority!
IN iNSolN f.Nl hNNh the N'ehsbnfg
H'h'h' o' ne ON INST. says ." n''rd states banh
notes no" command premium OF fohle -fiN =
rent berr than silver Well done this, for the notes
OF an Insolyent Bank. Don't You think so, Mr. Rit-
chic!
Scrousl Y however, can any fact more strongly
than tins demonstrate the necessity oi i National
"
o. Fanny Wright, ltir ,ald is about Ia be cclip
scd by another female lecturer, Mrs Rose by name,
bath afternoon, at fanmauN Hall. the hcad-qnar-
She is said Il, b. very pretty which Fanny Wright is