Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28

would say 10 the producers 'mnfinlI mol at the aays
Of Providence would say their creditors. bear
with them IN their msioriune.'
But, through all the gloom and dependency with
Which We are surrounded, bright prospect opens upn
the distance Bountinl Providence about TO make
amends for the short comngs of other Yeats The crops
IT wheat We're usoriant this season. nor
promised richer harvest than they do With the
proceeds ri the crop Of tobacco nearly ready for
market and oihe abundant wheat crop which will come to
cur relief IN the course OF the Summer and faleyen
At the lowest prices which those staples command
in our marhet-how many thousands. ave. millions OF
debts will have been paid OIL in few months All that
is necessary insure relief and restore confidence for
the Planters promptly 10 forward with their to-
bacco and pay OIL far they their Just liabilities
TO their Merchants. The crop of wheat will then follow
in quick successon and if the debtor par, Of the com
mnny will act good faith curai their superiluiiics
and honestly apply the proceeds oi their crops to the
payments Of debts long due. they will get credit for
whatever they want, and the relief will be general
The Merchants, now but few debts at the North.
and they will create no new onesths Spring As have
above hunted, the most they do is IN the shape OF
business paper which They have had discounted 10 meet
their Northern debts, and which they oxpec, out
OF the proceeds Of the tobacco crop.
would respectfully. but earnestly, recommend 10 the
Banks 10 continue 10 extend reasonable nccomnoda
tons Merchants and aid the tobacco merchant
and the miller IN their operations, Thus will all parties
be benefited. The Planter and Farmer will find n
market Tor his produce--the Merchant Will collect his
deh,s-and the Banks will come IN or their full share
Of the result Thus, by an harmonious Of all the
parties interested may this burthen. which might other
forever crush their alreSi prospects, he oased of IN
few months, and the Banks find themselves in bet
condition for resumption than they could possible be by
their present policy: for when mans credit IL impaired
his ability 10 pay is weakened II the Merchants find
their credit sacrificed home they will naturally desire
and seek protect their credit abroad, and instead ri
paying of protested Bank debts here. they might pay
only their Northern debs, course tina, ought obe dep
rlcated and ayerted by the Banks; Tor II would be mos
disastrous 10 them inasmuch as II would throw a sill
larger amount OF their paper into the hands OF those ner
CHESS cormorans, the Northern Brokers. am grated
in believing that The Banks take this view OF the subject
and all who have had dealings at citheo them, will bea
cheerful testimony the ready willingness OF their off
Gers and directories To afford the utmost rclc and
eommodation 10 all interests of the community. But
while the b anhs are called upon perform important
Indispensable part in thus great work OF relief, the,
must not be required 10 bear the whole burthon. Their
is much need u harmony and concert III the labor 10 b
%complished. Unjust be work of reciprocity. The
~, beirended vs. and are still willing In beiriond us
oy. this their hour Of severesl trln It's their inter
oct n, do So but il Is equally interest 10 sustain them
We sI, then, bona fidt and IN good iah cnfta on
liabilities = the utmost u our means We should econ
omse IN all 'ngs Instead OF asking for three time
he anonnt q, accommodation actually need "
shonld ask for M ore than necessity absolutely II
ouires We must ell upon those 10 whom We hay
cold n,r moods /, ,o,n forward and hell according
their ability; and We m IS then help the hanks lhe
condition like that Of qerchan's Their resources al
abundant Int thr, cant , III 'nand them at this tint
No person who knows anyh ny OF their condition doubts
FOR moment their perfect soA en,Y' bull when we 81
; III ON hunted down by the fierce an nnIeiennne spH
of o Focoisi that knows no sy npa my mat iee'S
remo Sc we irenble for their safety; an "heh We 'o
unnlal he perlousless Of their stun uoh' we o"E"'
Gonna nm :, a ,e man 10 their relief The steady pSs
long pull a 'rong pull ard pull all. se'h1l' a. a.
in suiie Of hard I'm es evil counscls and wien I'd t9S'
tors we shall brayey ride the sttm and tri' "P'a
) 49, HAMILTON