Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

Pccrs while the whole country will lie readers, IN =,
Prosperous in peace. and infinitely stronger and better
lrsplrC If f,reian w1r should upon U.S. The
Irurir;e Il Discrimination has ostsinel from the pr
@! the naAatian af the Government In mary 49, il
,av Ne nad tahe INDISPENSABLE - the interests Il tin
sSssnus itseii and II, in living System al dui.s II
s.sisis with the lest interests and ruc n Icy nj tho
aifsa sin3gtian them e the vafiotis - es o.
sotss t. lavor GUY aanaactcr,s =, the ssat TIM
sst the i7F.ng. lts'i be5efltei, anl m inses i
o. snv. I, aenf st.u pleT and WfSe to rf sfaiiafY
saa iiss IA u i1feei AM unnatural mi mn
The naisrs.s. &. 5 NJ 1,.iru, IN admitting TIA,
ats cftacnis sr cert. al yslorem, ~ssd ugn tll
,a,ae a np9f;e1 aIi.,les in Por,s. World m
- sslne 4 Sufficiently high IN tie tnefil Of
~ ryeHa aid al.o a1rd reasonable encouragement b
~ sgcrss os the articles. A 10 thoSe efe
Ere 4st ef,hc act vf iSS viii be- aenolnpl shed.
It's r-evisn IL hAac valuation - carried IA hY Ion
grtss p. he sil Surpsrs tat theTe eefefsi de-
symptoms Of imported manufactures sad produce. WI
y asi vel seaS higher duty than twenty tslr
cont Usas The hanr value sn3 thus Yield cater Re
strsc t, IN G}ycrnnca, While, in rcgarj 10 some IN.
crased da;e the a,sx Il large classes, engaged IN po
s~scsr sni.laI stc'"s viii t gfes'y Depressed il not
sn,irels srHlsaici.
4 : uaIr5s..oaJS true. and we'll worthy Of remark
t., TIE a, Of 1885 a,eHtdly conservative lis oh
jrcs aud Character md, while il vas designed Ia
whstwas escelae' euevance hy one pant Of the cnun
Try. nss l0' inei.ca that tho interests Of any other
SAUDI be saercod hy II. On the contrary. reasana-
H. sccarify incndod # all. Its true spn, there
inc " II SC Int carried out nv acting under any
safe of circumstances. with reference 10 the sameeTeal
Q, sc's sa3 ,olnc iusicc ahe 10 ALL The great pfncl-
pie Of that at moderation and cancellation. and TIM
should never le lcsi sight Of Blu, the measures proper
and necessary to carry ont that principle may be changed
il the altHea circumstances d the county call if
such change. without any departure from the principle
iself.
No'iins +. moro cs'all she,l hy our experience and
tie cyfteHer e other ne'ieus, than tho augmentation Of
duties d. n1 aurmcnt, IN equal degree the est -
the article L TIC Consumer, IN many it appean
no & inerfast that cost 1t all Very often the price 10
the consumer iskcp down, notwithstanding inrreasc
of 'hr duties Iafy by the greater supply Il tie home
production and parity lev the reduction Of thr rfire N
the frean m8rati. Il believed. indeed. thai th.re
hayr tcca IN which a. JOINT operation Of the two
eaus,s he e.asn' rc,s Ia tall lover tlau they
lrforc lle iprroasc oldu;es vas aid
Tbs result In the operation eiindc and business n, 81
road he raced % IT, causes but full spnsition Of
,tsc and the myde- 4 ihe,t yrcrauon would too
n,uch swell tbs Icplt si,,lee il 10 say that WHEN an
additional dry Is Ia. aret in a country In hich
that ariioe extensively consumed. the LG.,-,, always
tails "a pert aad sometimes espe;IGncc has shown al
tg'ild TN Tic + lcqn lredua,f The fennprodu
&C. mu. >il and II, IA tie place Oh sale hc fines an Ar
tr' lrdoeea "a i spot which con'r oio advantageous
caArctucn viii hs ~ of wang duties
he S,lll ms H. and, l ih, s.,kc a beng aide do II
ic must be rsntcn to boar tie duties hunscl lAe du-
~ borne by the trcgp producer such eases dke thu
clare, n hanssri1'lon--it Is something which ne
c,Srts 10 hrne him into the market At cumpetition
Analogous Instances IN domestic tfAle. The
wheat grawer 81 Indiana. Who nrur, heavy expenses IA
convey ing rs 4 ur Ia dn Nlantir port poets no high
price st Il WkcI 1t arrives there ilan pad ilf nlur
OF hc sllae quality t. producers IN the immrdla, NEIGH
Ihpod The ecst a transportation hcrr,re, does not
operate ~ much 10 Nt tht rteo At HE place ii salo
10 diminish II II The pl1re Of production Now The great
aw WHICH fe,alai,~ prices hY drmand and supply. Is
s'only eessrv,d in trade. The undersigned eanapl 1T
lraI o adj, HAT vastly the greater proportion Of the AMI
cultural Yat'ien # llc United States obliged 10 II
Is mani, np4n Tho h.nc market er s2le II lis n
ducts ahrtl. e. instance IS sorh rs ,ftca c,tls extern
slsolv into Ii consumption oi The world. ! he gufut
" 81 utaid Indian com eNparcd from this eonu
iTy IL angeilA IN s.nsd, ahe. mI Itisun with the
quantity nHgncd in I've large cite, and manufacturing
towns. winch haNc e th'r enfely grown up or added
largely u Their population under thr Influence II laws
lCunareSz passed the end of tie las VA, upon
domestic Labor aud Industry. The mmeusc interchange
oPodac7, al being the resulted abor, Wnl,h nov takes
place h"N the pt We, IS + Subsistence al" le repu
lsiun ab1vs mentioned show the advantage which OF a
cs 10 Tie other and the essential importance 10 bf;t
Of preserving their existing relations. II the cansump
iron :" lnr end grnn IN the manufacturing districts.
p,iay The North and East deelnc, 10 that extent there
- an absolute SIS 10 the wheat and grower. since
TIE quantity consumed bv them will fnd market no
where else. To say nothing, IN this ronncxon Of the
mralculab!e importance Of home market 10 the proan
Il the greet article ofcoon and limiting his REMARKS
g. The gran growers alone the undersigned canno but
persuade himself that all WI! SEE an nowledoa Il
great value 10 that class Of producers Of the Northern
and Eastern naIhct-the only considerable market IN
decd, which permanently open them upon the face
oi tie earth.
- long as The policy o other countries shall continue
- exclude the products ofou agriculture from their ports
nad thus deny to Us the advantage o fair reciprocity in
trade, II would appear lie equally the dictate of pole,
aud Of justice to People them, as far as
may le reasonably and properly done. market OF
oonfumpton Er their produce in their country
The undersigned is of opinion that the condition of the
Treasury and Of the country demands augmentation OF
tho 1t cannot bu, the true policy q Govern
mcnt 10 eA,nsush the amount Of debt now existing =.
som as practicable, and to avoid increasing it, The ere.
alton OF debt 10y leans and ether resorts for
supply deficiencies of regular income cannot Tut he re
gaTded IN time Of peace inudIcous and obectlona
Die he general credit Of the Government. always
god ias been greatly raisea both At home and abroad
u, INC act that II has fully paid of and discharged III,
deb created by the Revolution and by subsequent wa
with England, and with tho Indian tribes. III,
preservation Of this high credit is Of the import
ancc. II must be the necessary reliance of the Govern
mont. T. IN the vicisSudos Of human affair, sudden wa
shcnld come upon requiring large and immediate cx
Pendiiurcs Exact punciuality IN the payment of inter
est, while the debt shall continue. and It's payment $
soon IA the time Of p1ymcn' arises well the know
ability and honor Of the Government are the means
inspiring that general confidence which shall all time
enable II TO use its credit to the greatest advantage.
Tie estimated expenditures ni the Government, fr tl
coming year will exceed lis probable income by tiA,
2ic.51o IS. Should Congress authorize reissue Q
Treasury notes 10 the amount OF si0UOGOO and tn
taanco Of the loan be disposed of there will remain
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