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themselves cpi of harm uaY s. 1,akisr dssIIs.
aad sllll hey lIe The mos eian0roas a ssEv
LawsH
F,on ths Charlottesville Iifsyzsaisn L.
4 STAY LAw-RELIEF 70 4aE PEOPLE
In i9is asafist gsiey9as barlsns IL al. go
sas passed. lilat rfsperif shoaid rct L sfd 49,
any szeeGtlons u the debtor vpalt kste 6ili
ssss ..s &c 'ss .5ipE rsi.sg asd
srliet E1osh iarrifse e I.Eopsltt- zeisst sks
year expired, most q he dsbis uias sssp s J d
lFete pfisl, ~ n 9au,4 Vty arr1nz e. I'D " I d.
nj reliti ts asted that hias,s g5d mid I sis-
81 = g ssoeslnee for ne ff1;a, ~, H. q ak
W q ne CoA.1irtiqn y thqs interierlng pi The
leuforeemett a. ebfft3cfs IA
The reason Ihg fhe Star Law. proved sziistry
sna, that great expshsIoa Of surreney Sfa krest
betictmeni ~ tie tiuiess pcraFred bef0re a : ear
lexplreL When the Law passed, Nc we're 81 r
vilh Tie mo.s 7o~ e4fal r. nbtiohs D. the insxt
JaHaar1s newsjof peace ea1ae sad .sitli pkste,
cane saeh tlooa o. ap1nfent lPros2etit} = fsv
leoiniriss have experiepe.1 ..An immeasa s4ssin-
sidn Of The currency go .|0.t Hheai solliS de
sutnme3 and fall d Para ~ q IS, and t5 Nil
llinss b4shel-tobaetn' IoI I< 30. sad Is daliar,
hundred. i Ne debts, b0ndAd under The slas lsa,
with THAR 4eehIhuialed coats we're easily paid an
beeauAe two deliars and hall, thea, we're hbt&ned
= easily - one dollar had been the Year beEore Z
The posture 81 things nov. is Totally dilfefels!-
There Is no var, coon 10 end in peace uhiciStsH
bring .taddsn spring-tide of prosperity over she
land, he ines are hard, IL Is ,rae tst (slthttgh
th4 vii not grow harIerl no expansion q the
esIta4f can very speediiy3take plsee. because Sgr
sa4<' as1las Ipst resnmed specie pay anesis, Will
have t4I3-nt Al little paper money IS PosGble t0r
lear Of having runl'made upon them. lhsteaeSol
~ q Panslon Is more probable thst The roAtrason
VIII 80 On further, for some time ID eome as seane
dread OF insolvencies, and others boarding, 10
Esteh Tor opportunities Of speculation. rhas ihe
end pt The yesr dnTing which the stay Is 10 contines
will had the prinsipA debtors lilsle able q ~
= rev prcbqbly far less able 3 that herdses,
or thousands, 81 innorent seenritiS, VIII have br-
come 1avolresl snd The crash Of fortanes ~ih We
doabIrd Indeed, the main effect Of tie Law
Will b.. 70 get Enen entangledas securities, No are
now clear Of debt. k 81
Creditors, ayailng lhemselFesof this consequence,
will Instantly bling suit upon al their demalsdss TO
have them made As safe as possible, Wclshall have
thrice IS many suits As We have had before. The
limbs Of iheslaw lof whom ] am onel viii profit
greatly but il will be nnheallhy thriftto tiSem
Diseased fftuess-bsesuse whatever is bad ftr the
community, i bad 10 The long runfcr every class
init. Ay sra #f
There will be gross Inequality, and 4 ia
grant Injustice, aud ruinous oppression. III one
part Of the workings or 4 stay-la TheFir-
gtuia Legislature connot stay the hands oklhe
Judges and Marshals Of the U. s.. Courts In
those courts, therefore, Tho merchants, ard
others Of our State, who owe debts 10 cit tEatls
Of other States, viii DO sued, and made ~ pay;
while their minds are Tied up, from eohestiAe
their does from their domestic doctors; THUS
nany alb honest and strong house win Sc made
TO lpnple down hesdloug crushing mangsan
humber ore Units fall
Cseditots BIZ deed-of-.rust tools il conies1A
plated 10 stop fhsm7 to prevent TIER trustees
from selling lf not. those who have given
trust Deeds win be pulled down, like those
who may be sued in the vi s. Courts; without
The power % aver, their ruin, By exactiug what
is due to them. If The sisy-law is 10 embrace
Them, viii itbe pretended that this is not ssiI-
PAIRING THE oELieArtoN OF coNrR seTsa' nc
We, Nirginians, thus fsgrantly, pAlPablY, yio-
late the Federal Consultation through faneisd
necessity, must we not ever after blush to OPP
pose any stride which the advocates Of 4 Bank
or Tariff may take !, five do not wish 10 furt
nish usurpaiipn with sileBcing reply 10 ali our
future arguments in behalf of the constitution.
let Us not ourselves give it this openI this fatal
blow 2 a
Instead Of q remedy thuslat once miscellaneous
and unconstitutional, let Us retrench our ex-
penses-saye all We can work hard--ppply all
our earnings, over and above our ffYeiihoods, 10
the payment pf bur debts ;-snd, my word fur
i: creditors will be inspired with confidence,
and wait withus we shall soon cease 10 feel
the hardness of the times and ID year, all
wishes for any interruption TO the regular
course Of justice, will have disappeared -
When il Is considered, that Virginia speads, far
worse than uselessly. in sTRoEs bRtSKs fire
fiaassifhs amonai Of her rspenas--0NE advisable
obvious 10 The dullest mind.
.t E.L.
A correspondent OF the Richmond Wing. who
sketches rather an exaggerated picture Of the
distress Of The country, inyokes Legislative pro-