Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22
f'-n he .Nt,c lori. Tribune, Sept | z.
li1E OFFICE SEEKERS pROCE ssION

much according to Programse. though We wer,
mortified TO find thai voluntary and gra,uous adver
ssemea, ofhc eomedy then to BE- play did ne
IN bringing greater nnmher togolef, Never did suel
huge mountain bring forth such tiny mouso 'fht
vsuntad cafages each with four beautiful young ladie
dressed IN white dwndlng down 10 Old baranche
aud wagons, cnlanlng numlcr OF iem1,s. whose age
varied from five to my years An omntns followed
drawn by tea harscs, nlno OF Them apparently 10
cofoaes aiIi one Of them sensible. flf he kick
I'd violently 10 get 9ui Of harness The Omnibus
Itself the sane one which WAS used at the las
Splng Election 10 convey the eonriei pipti ageIs from
che fenucB.afy on Blaekwoll's Island TO the Eight
Ward, To vu,e the locvlco ticket 1t NJ wonder that
il selected iar this occasion. The Tyler Cab came
next. The Spartan Band followed with lag inscribed
Free Suffrage. 81, le Of spelling generally used
hut apparently preferred by these modern heroes ol
Jhernopya Around and AIMING these rode tho Mar.
shas. with white scsrls and such display OF horse
hanshiP was never seen since the days OF john Gilpn
The High Priest OF Grand Island was there. wiplnn
sfnn his iai1 the dnis Of modification that kept uualng
ont as be- lnpsed hts taisa1 regiment, Locke rode
up aud dnvn and seemed 10 think that his Moon liaax
was MOI hsii As gfoai lm5ug this creation II
as active tiacy. lie bad agrso.ed them nicely on IA
ger. be shcn io called hs sprts lie i,o vast, deep,
nacs sond aot eE,c aud hs found hlssi and his bro
ther MlrSiials almost alone 10 ef eafy. Their scaniy
.ar'hy marched out with duwncasi looks. Nj single
cheer a' heard-all vas silence. hfokon only By
vt sg-htei soAe character. lutcreus dian the
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than ordinary parade calls ou kept broad grin.
Tao eN respectable Irrsgns, .iJd bted ehrapPed
lnia ir bar nches, seemed heartily ashamed u t III
uaiion. Io chle sufferers, however were the ginger
TREAT ana iuo htrf mon who came prepared ihr great
run d Es,ness but found small an assemlapn thai
tley Tad scarcely 10 each and they .i the
faik. granhlng bitterly al NJ Io Dhl1etty iur elinp
ilein ~ hls abieaiJy puts into such an unIr hlahle
ln.gsi4ssah d capital ~
slas pf,cossiDn, u 1t merit the name wfs really by
rs scanncss. and 10y thu chaaccrs ot its ncers M the
Srassl iisuli that the President has yet received lis
lcadors were all mru who wish kerp or Get Custom
House tiees They had seven god reasols fI their
diaes, 10 VII. the tive loaves and two fishes They
tafe ssihy uifd 10 nslo li'tlo parry capital uui Of
matter IN hith ltc,.ic,s aod Nhlgs nern equally
involved, but The reception uf the last ronely must
haze cvsynced them that the People have tao much
eO1d sese and disccrnnen be deceived by hcir har
l'.sin eufooncry
THE NEW TARIFF. = H. the ncw Iarff on i'm
prs mo the United States becomes carefully examined
BY pracirsl mcn II meets ah decided approval by tho
VARIOUS classes Of merchants aucultprisls manuacur
aud mechanics. All fad their respective interests
carefully looked to IN this well dsesied bill and We are
confident thai vii be found more generally satisfactory
than the tariff VI 1882. While The duties by the new
isiit az many articles, moderate than they
were by The i)rn.r, they arc sufficiently nraee to Tue
manufacturer, bu, vcrJ fsN duties 4 lie four teni
tley aaG nso on such articles as coarse cotions which
arn Manufactured IN the United States N great nbun
uaneo and cheapnoss Articles Of lnxurv such rs ,ine
hFofs, splc's, sahs, carpeimes, mrrorS, Sc are as
lay sh1nld be, taxed witt Agl duties. W. are we'll
pleased 10 observe that the committee If Nays and
Means, who coneoced aad rcp1rted this ll have had
particular eye to rerene throughout, and NC may an
nipa.e fom The operation OF this Tariff an abundan,
s-priy Of means for all Of the wants Of The Treasury
notwithstanding the predictions sundry wiseacros wh5
endeavor to show the contrary in the free trade nevspa
fcis. ehgh tarlilot 1928 produced revenue in
ls29 Of s22 6sl 1856 and under the tariff Of 1882 800
's2ous were paid into the treasury. II the net amount
OF articles impaired paving duty should he seventy five
millions Of dollars, the ensuing year. te,ng S,p,e
Der sd, lo43,) may estimate tho average duties h,
the ne" iarf at SIS, per cent, producing twenty five
millions to the treasury
1.-THE manufacturing interests arc protected by the
new tan, they are made to pay boon to the treasury
~ the shape OF hight duties articles used in manuac
lures suen as raw hides wool, irpn Steel paper -ags
bleaching powders, hemp fax. raw silk hair olive oil
indigo, mahogany, wuod, satin Nood cedar copper
sin zinc. lead, hurns, homes, boeswax Sc Sc on all
81 which the duties will amount o nearly two mil
Ions Of dollars.
In connect will THIS subject we NAV as well observe
hefe that nothing could be unos an the swet p
ing censures which have been passed upon the details Of
ihe Revenue Bill. We were Observers Of The whole ar
tion upon the Revenue Bill. which ultimately became
law AID we aver without fear OF radicton from any
sasassef. that no bill passed rarrha severer or
deal ltan this. orreceved more careful invesip aoa
sa5s and nghis were spent upon by the committees
~ Congress. and every means informaun sought after
which could add light 10 tie subject The Bill may not
lie perfect IN al lis parts al that should be- or even
satisfactorily toa classes Of pers,as but, without periec
sn. u rs nevertheless valuable and great measure and
oae which viii accomplish the great purposes Of riy
ng Revenue to the Government and Protection 10 the
a'u3ple. This was what was needed ant this is what
as been accomplished " /. Erpress
lRos asp CoAL.-rho prospec. with regard to these
stable articles is bright The duty Iron is ample fur
W due fostering and encouragement Of production and
frnrciure a, home and the same is the case of coal
The prosperity Of the production and home trade in both
IS nj paramount importance TO our coantyy While the
ssmal considerations this head are Of the strongest
.k'n1 this community has direct aud local interest in
sQr'st'cu, which is of vital importance Destroy the
~H ead non trade Of Richinond and her growth and
TIE extension Of her trade wold be at an end These
tn'ers nre revived. and prperoos rs they soon
viii &c, and new impulse will be impaired to the gen