Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

-''''loSlfPl.-A letter from the seat Of %,
"fnihen' OF this State the editor Of the Noh. r.
gIsef saws: '''
No., ,I i''"s propositions are before US bur Tho ,,
,h, So ~ succeed is to allow all the banks nj
IL. rl,a month i's' notes. running TO maturity ,t
oq ~ ,a,, ,' u De loaned at long tune with dam,
VI "n per ccntum tor non-payment H., J
ages are intended 10 insure pnnr,n,l,,, ~ u,i'i
D''i'ses OF lorelgn exchange will he taxi, az, ,
F'"''' oi' domestic. | think too We will Ill 81, ,
''' o'',"' charters, as We have heretofore dr,l,
,, a,l i'!T'e Sparasty. One will ptobabl, IN,
o,, "'e 'hiehaSa" country of two millions
"snui9 oil two millions and one Al March
% oi lour millions !" " '''''
Well may it be asked are the N,sss.,n,,,,,,s ,,,
" "en 'he countf, Is suffering under the rn,.c If
'"''S' 'aes endcAor 10 find remci, Tor the
:, s"'nS aifesh impulse 10 the cause tha, nrn
''-oh the old, and, among topcrs. well. apn,o
W" h''Nlih' we presume, that the hal, ot III, Ia :
So'' iof the bite Ia this case. hoveye, ,b,, in
'' ''a'' although they may rctard the descent If the
avalanche ~ these means, they will augment ,,s hun,
anu increase Ia velocity, when II shall eyentu,v =,
i must sooner OF later, break down these paper de-
fences.
In Clinton and Ncksburg large public mre,inrs
49,
then delegates in the State Legislature to invite the
"''ea states Bank OF Penns, lyania 10 locate a
"''heh III Mississippi And the beauty of it is that
'''s proposition VAS made III Clinton bv Gen Henry
> + cote who made himself conspicuous curing the
Elsl Presidential campaign. BY the ardor of hs friend
ship Tor an Buren,, as perchancc may be recolle,,-
ed b, those who his elaborate letter 10 Mr., Fit
hugh oil Caroline, published al length in the Globe
and duly puiied b, that immaculate concern and lis
echo III Richmond. Indeed the calamitie, of the
tles' aud the CAUSES to which they are so ob,ous,
Uaeeabie are working precisely the samc result that
similar pressure led to in l@l6. The country will
not be contentcd, because it cannot do wihout Ma
tona Bank. Whata wri,erlna Mlsslssjpni pane,
says, will soon be public sentiment: We must (he
rcmahs) have some such institution to regulate the
currency OF the county; aud though have always
opposedthe L. STATE, Bank from principle think IT
vastly preferable to the huckstenng currency which
has sprung up under the late adminstratlon'
VI 'Shce the foregoing wa. written, we have
sen Il gentleman, Just from Mississippi "a friend
of the present administration nithal) no inform, n,
that there was no doubt that the Legislature would
invite the |. :. Bank of PENNSYLVANIA 10 establish
branch III that State with baking PRIVILEGES for
twenty years, aad that all men, q att parties are now
satisfied that 1t Is impossible get along without
National Bank. Such, We doubt not, will soon be
the universal scn,e OF the country
PENNSYLVANIA ANTI ABOLITION cos
NENTlON.
W. 'utionei in our last that a Cnl,ruton of tin.
friends OF the Union ia session at IIa!ii,1urp in
which nearly every county ia pr>, .,,nia wa, rep
resented, the obcct of which was to arlas public sen
timcnt against the dlsorgmzing Abolition lnccudla-
rIcs, whose purposes can oni, be consunlmatcd by
the disruption OF the that unite thcse States
That Convention has since adjourned, having adopt
ed the following Resolutions, with an arsumcutai,c
Pr am1c, (Which want OF room oompcls Us to omit
rmbodNng and enforcing the same opinions
RfsotroL That the Government OF the Uultcd
states, has no constitutional power Whatever, over
tie relation OF master and slave, III any Of the STATE,
Of the Onion.
Htsotrfd THAI whether Congress does or dec, not
possess The rIght OF lcg>Idhe the subject of the
ambition OF slavery within the district of Columbia
would be un"se and npolnie in the extreme to as
srlt or exercise such hight; Is any attempt to do
>n would impair the harmony and mutual conf
drnoe OF the States, If Peril the ut,elItv Of the
Cuiai
Hasoirri That each Safe las til" Inclusive ruht
under the constitution, To Judge Of establish and
lna.taln within It's own borders ITS system of do
heAlic relations aud domestic policy and that ever,
attempt by the citlAcn> OF one STATE to dcno,lucc or
insalidale the established institutions OF another is
un"afrantcdby the constitution, and hostile to the
peace and harmony of the Union.
Rt0lrcd, That State could be iustl, required
to tnilc valid under the constitutional com
pact al tie States, measure which should violate
It's internal security and peace, abroeate the rights
of property Of it. citizens and We pledge ourselves
10 unite with the people ofle other States in oppo-
sg such miracons OF the constitutions aud IN MAIN
tali,lng the domestic reIo> Of every member of tins
confederation.
HtSoi'ed, That the project of colonizlng ON the
coast OF africa, tree persons OF color and manulnlt-
ted slaves to be carried tlther with their own CON
Scrt docs hold ont to the patriot and phanthropist
tie hope Of the ultimate abolition of slavery the ell
eHaton of the African TO state of equality with
the rest of the human family, the extension of the
blessings of civilization and sccoycrnncnt and the
diffusion of the principles of the Sacred Gospel of
Peace within that btuightcd region; and that the
pralsewofhN enolS of the colonization societies, to
bring about these desirable results arc entitled
10 the best wishes and hearty co-opcraon of all the
friends of the peace, order. HARMONY and integrity of
the mon of these States.
ResoirCd That copy ofthcsc proceedings be for
wared to the President of the nitcd States, the Go
'cnors OF the several States and the members of the
Senate and House OF Representatives of the United
States.
X. NJ WHlTNEI.--It will be rccoertcd that
this leading member of the Kitchen Cabinet recent
~ took the oath of nsovenos. That fact. consld-
credb, itself, is ofcourse stigma upon his charac-