Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
EDITORS coRREsP OHM.
RIeMNoNp. Malrhc1 IL.

""'"e' "'' reported 10 HE House Of Deles.,'
eiii 10 iaofeass The taxes about % Ne, ,. a'e'
"sfsip meet defe IA Tie treasury of so,,..'s, VI
ooo. lbs bill came up Tor consde rllion ~
e"" was discussed Al gfeat length, ooenp,in,
Tie "ho!e day Dir. CfuichfelJ. Mr.. snn,l.n
some others, opposed an increase OF ta,,,,a
ing unnecessary nd Inc xpedient al tn. O'
-unneeessary. because The deficiency !, IT.. ''"s
w was oee"''oned by causes temporary in A.
'""'e"'' ana which would cease probably in ~.
Two years aud nexpedient, first, because ,h.
es are once raised, they are rarely ever reduc.,
when they produce a surplus. The exis,e,,. N''Y
surplus being made tie protect Of .xt,.v,u.- LAY
pehdtiuies; and 2dly, because oftb. -
pressed price of every product Of ap,ien,n,.,,,
which would render such an inc,eas. =,
/ peculiarly onerous aud oppressive. TINY ii.
p'ei'iirda temporary loan, and Mr.. C,a,.,c
moved accordingly tia, the whole subi,c, r..
committed 10 the finance committee. w;,h ;..,NN
to report a bill imposing the same ta,..C.. ,e.
for the year 1882. This motion WA. CO.,
Ness's Ba,ly. Smith of. of W.. Good. =,
,it "o'ae proposed 10 sell Bank stock mer1
''"e'e"ey Tue 'mpoiiey Of which scheme Ger
was clearly demonstrated by Judge Nav. - "
'oca'ed an increase Of taxes. II Bank stocl
'hfo"n INTO market, by the State, ,hei, ,,r;d l.
Gallon would be necessary CONSEQUENCE a.1
Stale "onhi necessarily be a great 1oser. l.
second place, if deficiencies in the treasury
ways mus TO be met, ii is apparent that ". e. |.
pau WI" d" interest paying fund, which viii or !,
sc" augment mat deficiency every year, and. !, II,
e"o' WIZ leave the State bunhened wish i ho,
oeo' ihout any means to pay eiEer princiD,,, y,
'eftsf' except BY quintupling the present ,a,s.e,.
! at'on And in the third place bv boli;o,
'hese sucks, for the purpose Ct redeemnr III.
Prnc'Pat ofthe Stale deb, as ii becomes dnc :, !
apparent t"'' as the periods OF lis redemption srrv
"'o '"ey are now al hand, the State win be all.
e''he' " se''ins It's stuck, or by exchanging il WIN
'he capitalists who hold its own bonds to paw evo,
eentI owns without imposing additional ln,,h
upon the penple-the amount of lis ini,r,,,,,.. I.
stocks being very little less than it ,fbi-ul,i Z
has several millions of reproductive sto,ks Los;Io
which viii soon commence paying some,hinv I'd.
wards rrmuneratlng the Commonwealth MI
6oode's proposition was re- jected by a large MINI
~, aud Mr. Crntchfeld's was adopted by ,ore j
nearly 2 10 l SO that there will be no Increase j.
taxes this year, unless that measure shall he fo.
upon the House Of Delegates by the "cheeh m,
ting" Senate. Iou will see the yeas aud ray<
Mr.. Crutchfeds proposition in Tie Wing Of ia.
morning.
To-day, the House his been engaged geseraI,
on loo al bills.
| Wm. {. Rycs reached thus place last syepi,
lie expects to remain in town tiree or four days
The Hing Electors in some of tie distress M
already discussing the great questions involved
The approaching Struggle. WILD glpay N.srol.
Esq delivered speech at Wesnetesnd count.
house, last Monday, which is said 10 have pgoloo
a powerful effect. Letters from Rockbrd.e nlofm
US, that Gen. Baldwin addressed the people of that
COUNTY at their last court in a speech Of ommaoln
ability and eoqueJce. The Enquirer is endea,m.
ing 10 throw discredit this procedure Why
Is it not as much the province of a ca1dune tor
the Electoral College to disdu's principles a0t
mea surcs before the people, ii is of canll.
date FOR Congress or the Legislature! And what lie.
simare objection can there be To sue ID course! ID
the Pouer party, fear the influence of free discus.
sion !-They surely need not unless their deed.b
evil, shrink from lie light. That they do So howl.
YER is one OF the strongest evidences of the nden.
sbilIly Of their course. Ii they felt just cohdjen
in the orthodoxy other principles " the scuudncss
OF their measures, They would court, rather ban ,hu
discussion. before the people. Besides, ;he cours
adopted by the Wings now is precisely similar \
that adopted 10y the Jener sonan Electors in the cel
ebraed contest OF 1899 Do the disciples u Jeief.
son, (as The Democratic Loco Foco Republras
State Rights Jackson Van Buren, party auogaie d
oe,) question the prorriety of the course adopted
by their '.Ilustrlous predecessors 7" The Peep
will be apt TO suspect, when party endeayors 10 4
VOID discussion. that there is ''something rotten
the State of Denmark - and assure them, the&
snspit on will no, be very lar wrong.
Messrs. Clay and lyle, were invited TO panaked
Public Dinner in Norfolk, but were compelled 1,
decline.
The oest evidence of the apprehensions OF the
Buren, party to the Of this State be gnr
cred from their Unprecedented effuns 10 operate U
on public sentiment Never before did they mah
or mediate, such desperate exertions. They l@
that they are on the verge of precipce, over w"j
they must inevitably 1oppe and fail, if the y ~
Will present an undivided 'front.' and go to The Pai
We need nothing more, feel confident, 10 sCcT
The rictory eren IN Yvgin,a.
AT recent special election in Caroline couHt
! (Md) the Wing candidate TO Gil "A vacancy IN
State Senate. was elected, by majority of 81. Al
The last general election the Locos had a majOat
in this county.
The National Inelligencer has published in on!
numbers, review Of Gen. Harrison's lie gisIotire ca
rec r, which shows him TO have been a sasae"