Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02


on Roman hcrOiSH bloody battles aud the le,ies OF
The qu1stots. lie had spoken Of the great pleasure
with which he read Roman history on these Subjects
and the delight with which lac contemplated the re
nowu of this great people. We'll: Nh. X, said lac
had read some Roman history too, though certainly
soud an historian as hls dlend from Missouri.
But If any iuJ IN Roman history had made Il strong
impression upon his republican mind II Wis the
hcartless cruelty the nnieclm. rlgof aud pltlless ~
ranny (which cNaetious were made upon the PEG
PIE 10y tie Roman qnastor'; and unfortunately tor
the Senator's Roman precedent, Wien these exac-
lons had been made hs plHuderms the Roman peo-
pie and provinces II support hcro.m IN the rade OF
Gonqaeras aud pIuadeiinS the restoi mankind, those
erdcoaS rtfc dcP2gttsd RHh Hontaa BANKERS appoint
ct fer &at peyPo$t.
A, the toman precedent, va, mol found exactly
satisfactory to Mr. X. lac proceeded TO notice The
system 50 warmly recommended is the plan al that
great democrat aua ardent Lover nj liberty aud free
Institutions, the Emperor Napoleon. His tncnd
from Missouri had stated that WHEN the Emperor
mounted the throne oi power he found the State col
ers empty, OF nearly 81 but IN short time they
were hlledto Overlooking. Thereupnn the Senator
produced book, or document, 10 prove the impar-
tant laet. The tact WIS not doubted; bat how nerr
these wonders OF finance accomplished Lei his
n'I diversified couuy and Tie blood aud tears o un-
happy Germany Answer the question. However
perhaps the Gnducierng OF this great economist MAS
strongly recommended from the lae that the lasest
and most timely accession to his finances VAS made
ng to one othc iieest and most eomacrcal cites of
Europe, Il mIue)
Nh k.aa;d be saw nothing in these imperial pre-
ecdcHts ancient 81 modem, very applicable ser,
captivating; ud Us he nothing in the happy aud
prosperous condition ei the People OF those irrc
and commercial nations. IarhegaHd SpaH 10
cite his envy. he would rather CONSIDER thiS
and unried experiment, aud DIGEST IT littlc better
before il adopted. Nh. X. added that the SIS
ten WIS alread, ia operation, rs the changes pfopos-
ell did not aicvcsscutaliy the speoit system adopt
ed by tic Executive since the suspension OF specie
payments. lhr postronemrnt would give Us 1T.
liz more tins Ia observe the workings OF The system,
aud ascertain the wishes at the People. lie vi,
aliJIo relhr finances restored h Congress lhrW
lawful guardian, on dlhnosl al, terms bat really
HEY wete IL such worthless, and ragged conailon,
ioul Executive manipulation, that MAS difficult 10
Sd, what dt.lo Itrou hal better be made ollhem.
Nh Il sud h Joablel whether lac ought To dc
TAN thu senate to any Thing nFon the cause> ot
,lir present distress, winch had called Congress
togo htf. this supiee had Jcea d"et upon llowep
cr, by every speaker who bal preceded hn. and was
certainly great importance to tht country. il VI,
perhaps the duty OF every mcmbrfto give ms vle"s
upon tie subject lhr subject sud he IS, reo i'm
rortaat 10 lie uiNyd wilt l. cones Ia the dools and
w,lag, AMI reaches the Lrcad and business, of
every rll4.r Il. thta1N condition.. and shall give
my ,jras 10" ever ufwlllmgly nnm.urutcd b, all
prrsoHal friendships ald pirty aesociilo,s. iniesS
We a>rriia.H HE causes which hatr 80 strangely
brought tie country nioils present distressed con
GjioH' III aiNr "t lhhioa'' I''t'' We SIN" l1iUSl
th"" Low 10 app! liSseh l''Aealen nor Noli shl-
tT WI talajHie'
M. II. lheh h''h he lil MOI me ai'@'cet u"hhilha
oar dHnc"iii'S Wcrr 4"IhG cnlntlN l" thc "nlnltu-
nae 3oiiet an" Ni"'tHi measures oi the LNruiT IA
relation 10 the hh.A'ts Tor several years past
thN MS i't ""Is cause, al inns MAS a.
bArGtily sHitc''"l. af. IA SAL hr couln prov"
i''a - any "Hr Mo would iai sam us rSrN
I" LES, aI' close us "Atrisi'hu,S AGAINST
correct imr'H H"h 1n lhr >uhJe'' lie haa ltl
aud -Nr"s'H"i ma af'""'"'ihrht "l'h lie hf'
I'Ai lie lft'id'hi H'>sAE', Al Tao A'Ncinchts OF
ic President IL iedttna l." thtSe fahsr' aud lie had
~" i"5} a-'"'il'hea ~ nearing ms "'e"a7 it"i"
t"rAte1e1i a"d North CAROL Ia adopt U!t.r si'"r-
n"ui*. aud iah' ll!rnl ~ a''hiftd ruin lie IRE.
>I" ms entirely httsi'at" ~ Ihtst sI''I"'Hie a"H
{" ain" thrm TO tehaG "nr"Iteied "o"ld Only
cnntaue 10 obscure aad myS'Iiy TIE sn'Je'i.
For tlie better understanding oi the SnHjtct lac
would rc1l the ps"42tS alluded it. Ar a. inca rtdd
thr p'ssagrs "Mth Ioio":
However Up"i Ii2 any oi out eitlI",ia niiy here
Iuiore have been 10 aaI-h Ia ls" causes Tie chici
inStWNculaluN IN ptodlciu- ihe present state oi
tliua>, tn developments suhse slueHiIy made and
the dcitGtl condition 81 "iHvi fnnintlc!Il c"uilif~,
must - j seems to nif, dI~pc al remaining doubts
uIou 1t subject II has slncG appeared iiat evils,
similar rolhosr suffered by ourselves have ""rn tx
prirue,d IA Gtru Britain. on Tie tonlineh, and
indeed, fifouL hont the toIumgfeid world and that
IN other C9uuiurS IS well as IA ON o"i ttN nave
been uniformly preceded 10y an nadur enlargement
Of the bouud3Urs IF trade prompted as VITA H., by
unprecedented expansions vt the systems ct credit
reference to the arinuut OF banking taHdl, AMI
the 5sues ofplp,r ctods put IN circulation III of"o
- -, ,,ti t,.e ,lt1r 4 lt,