Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10

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which experience has proved 30 beneficial 10 inter.
national intercourse, ID, Gasefnmeht OF the Inhea
Stale. has deemed n Hredirut from tune TO titue Ia
e.tabiish III HiunalIc connections with different fr-
risn STATES Is the appointment 81 feFfcsentaliFesi
rsJe uitbtn theH respective territories. am Eta-
u6ed 20 enabled announce Ia You TINT, since the
close Of vuur last these relations have hfeh
opened unatr The hipres auspices "iii Austria am
ito Two Siel4es: that new nominations Dave teeh
made u The respective 81 RUSSIA Bazd BEL
gum and sweden and Norway. IN this country aud
lIat a Munster Extraordinary his been received ac-
s eteducJ 10 It's Government, from the Argentine
Confederation.
An Exposition o( ,hc fiscal anurs % the Govern
ineul. and OF their condition Tor the pa,t teaf.
vii nc made 10 YOU by the Secretary OF The he.
suIy.
The available balance 10 tie Treasury on the 1t
/ oi January aext Is estimated Al s27Gj,3I2 Tie
receipts oil the year. FROM customs and binds vii
prub,b'y amount 10 S206I5. 59s. These usual sauf=
&c. Oh revenue have been increased by m issue q
z Treasury Hotes-oi winch less than eight millions
OF dollars, including interest and principal, will b.
outstanding the end Of the Neaf-and by the sale
Of one Of the bohds Of the Bank Of the Ueiled
state. for - 25i s7l. Tie aggregate Of means
f1ofn these and other sources, with the balance On
had on the Isl oil January hs', his been applied
10 the payment OF appropriations by Congress. Tie
whole expenditure Tor the year her account, IN
GLIDING the redemption Of more than ght millions
al Treasury notes constitutes m aggregate Of about
dollars,
tie Treasury tie balance before stated.
Nearly cIghl millions Of dollars oi Treasury notes
to be ard DUNG ine coming Scaf, Ia addition 10
tie ordinary appropriations ior the support al Govern
meat For both these purposes, the resources Of The
Treasury viii undoubtedly be sufficient. II Tie
cbatgrs upon Itare increased beyond thc annual
estimates. No exetsl, how,ter. i likely TO exist :;
nor can tho postponed inslalneni OF the surplus re
venue be deposited with tire States. nor any cousii-
ermblc appropriations beyond the cslnn1es be
made, without causing IL hceury N The Treasury
The gtc,t cauf.on advisable NJ al times, Ct ljmitIH.
appropriations 10 the wants o. the public scttIee -
rendered accessory atprcscu' by the prospective aud
rapid reduction oil the tar While tie Ngiiaui Jea
lousy, evidently excited among the people by the
occurrence othe last tcw years assures as that they
expect from thef representatives, and will sustain
Them ~ the exercise Of, the mGst ugId economy.
Much can be effected by postpouing appropriations
not Immediately required tor the ordinary public ser
ster, or any pressing emergency, aud much by re
ducng the expenditure where the entire and unt-
date accomplishment OF the objects IN view IS not
indispensable.
When we call to mind the rceentan extreme en-
bafdssmenjs produced by issues OF bank pa.
per, aggravated by the unforeseen Withdrawal OF
much torcI-u capital. aud The movable dcIaugcmeul
arising from The distribution OF the surplus revenue
amoal the STATES. stcqurcd by Congress; and con
sHet the heavy expenses incurred by the rem Oval oil
lBiiaH tibcs; BY the military operations ia Ilouda
hnd on account OF the unusually large apUru pldllous
made ~ the Hsl annual sessions at Congress oI
uth,t objects; have striking evidence, III the pic-
>rnt efficient state OF our finances OF the abundant
resources 81 lie country 10 iu all its ObIl1 atous
Nor Is less gIatl lug Gud lhal the gcncIa ha-
SIM - 81 the community, deeply effected rs II ha-
been, l5IeVVlng with additional slsuf, Chastcucd by
tie lessons Of the past, and animated by the hopes
oil the future. BY the cuIraIment OF Ialcr issues
by curling the sauguIuc aud adventurous splnt oil
speculation; aud by the honorable applc alton OF all
available means the lulGmcut oil obi CATIONS, on