Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

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viii resume thu payment Of gol aud silver on demand
apon all Their obligalions and are glad 10 say not
tho shadow Of doubt IS entertained. by tlse persons
bos qualified rn opinion Of ileir condition and Of
the probable eXtea Of the demand for spnc Of their en-
TIN ability 10 msutu their ground No apprehension is
felt Of rpsa them from tie North aud ofeoufsc oar
own citizens, Who have special use for specie in the
present condition OF exchanges and who have the most
entire confidence IN the solfeuey u our Banks will feel
no teslre 10 MAKE dral's " n them fr 'le hard.o
The farm Law, recently passed by Congress. Will
have powerful tendency 10 strengthen our Bank.
ny irsttations, by preventing tie excessive impr-
talon Of freign merchandise under tho low rate, of
duty prescribed by lie COMPROMISE Act,--if indeed.
That law bad not Itself expired by is own liui-
talion and made rrs free 10 all nations That
the failure 10 PASS any Iarn Law would have nsoded
tlr country with the products Of other countries and BY
the drain Of specie thereby en5ered necessary. would
have materially crippled. fnol uvertIrown our Banks
vas eandidiy conceded by the Richmond ENQUIRER enc
If the most bitter opponents Of TEE 1ara policy. aw
webs ago, while the b pending and fate uncer
tain as an impressive warning against the adjournment
Of Congress without the passage # some on The sub
Jer The concession d thai paper though intended Of
course oappy Ia !he peculiar state Of thngs then exist
ing IN our opinion coyets the Whole ground and furnishes
an inunc5ie Argument against The theories Of the Free
Trade sciool-slnco tie economical e6ctsaftha policy
We presume 10 be ms certain aud as mvafiable as
those OF any other. TIE TIrlff Law. lately passed
vii prevent heavy balance of rado against us and the
consequent expectation Of specie 10 Igudae H. and there
fore il II confer M other benefit the conntfy-and
even II The scale o duties he rather higher than usl
regard to all the Interests Of the country would seem t.
demand sill s benefits Will be uaIenil5le and meal
cuaAle.
NEW i0Bk.-1he two parties are marshailing
theif forces, aud appointing lheir leaders tr the mp
preaching political campaign. fho Wings have MONT
hated Luther l}ndlsh as Governor and Gabriel Furman
ms Lieutenant Governor, the ioeos, VIM e. Boucl as
Governor, aud David 5. Dickinson as Lieutenant Gov
crnor
APP0RTioNNENT ~ NEW YoRK.-rhe
Legislature Of New York hrs succeeded in dividing
thai State into Congressional districts in manner il
mol entirely satisfactory to both parties yet 81 free fon
any thing like purpose to distribute political power un-
equally that the fact deserves 10 be specially mln,unz
ed, to the honor Of the Loco foco majority by which
this spt Of Cancellation and Justice has Lcen exhibited
We take pleasure IN rendering To the majority Of the
New York Legislature all honor f. The manl'ness and
uPrlghn SIS Il lis conrse-contraaing so strongly asst
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VERMONT FCVION-N'o b,ve ,o,,.vca
few returns r,,n, his e,,t, Mild, i,li.,,, ,l, -
usual, sic is AL oyer Wbio no,,, Gt,le mora 90 -
The candidate The Wings for Lieutenant Governo,
will probably receive smaller majority than the others
the oco Focos for the nnrngsc of c,ncili,,i, III, AL
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% some Of the pa )ers attempting To make ;
great noise, because the dinner given to Lord Ash
burton in New Nork the to the President Of the
United States was drunk in silence while that To the
Queen of England received the usual formal compl
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