Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22
u'OE. AAf.-.yO. 81.
SOURCES or NATIONAL wr.ITif

IN THIS country not than dollars fo tha
hundred None. Aas only a representative value. /
an 'he e"n IN tins country SINGLE city, and
The res, OF he caenlry wilderness it world MT BIZ
WOW" 81 much as lis weight In iron. II is propony thon
lhat giYr' valuc II m1nes As money is hui reprcsen
i"Hf q rafe M laws can re'ric, it 10 coin. A nnss
PERFORMS Tue o'e ol money by their representatives,
ute npi.s al the uwnos. mans house may 90 IN New
orb IN letter, 10 pay debts AMI back a.rain-
our mails carry eNry day more money than all the wa
9ons ii Martin Van Buren's Sub Treasures would ever
b. allie 10 convey. aud much faster. Money PAYS for
lh"r MT glffn hr barter aud pays for part OF that
"he Is EXCHANGED. suall part Of he production Of
year On lnely peaped States chauges hands and real
estate remains almost In stain guo, that but LITTLE mo-
afV lsf'Galfed n r'present exchanges Accounts arc
N y,loe Alouo, at yard measure Of ndln rnbber
where though the hgares remain tire m,me, values
change.
The Wealtt ofthi- country has heen created in 900
yc1rs aud Inc population has been Sustained too. which
consumption amounts 10 onc-tiih If the wiioe prpcrty
iWeoy times "a crutery e while amount Of proper
~ n given tihels consumed II costs Something 10
dnc and Wp and hci3ad seven,teu millions Of pruDle.
10 say nothing ol iucl ard clothing and Yet industry.
,ll, he,nce. economy, morallly and sood eovuns
monl always creates surplus 1t The end III the year
The 4t'nlh and skill ii h1nds aud brains, aided by
ehlnca aud productive energies. do this.
lus. the turner contributes Ina share by perpetual
inll. ~ sirdm haFc Fl hrn, nr short methods. The
plough must pass the whole field. He works early
aud late though mol va Much IN winter. Farmers arc
alwu9s Wrntiur money. The improvement Of their
i'r1s' Is lie only mnuy they require To exraus,
hrd and thsn Waf, another, IL rulnens. The soil IN
this country can support q 90 % ( le pie as vol
Il lf.nlp,opn. Agriculture 10 tonri H.. must have a
markel. market Is every where. market IL
rlr, III engaged lnagneuute but in producing Icks,
m'rof tpl, mills, cotton gbps, and the tn
inJ 1net ffpl ncttn4 which supply want. fha NEARER
The nlrr Is To the Farmers DIOR. the better Agri
culture cao flourish unly whee there is large ropula
enn ensa1ci ~ manuwlurcsol Some description There
\ np madelor Georgia cotton III the interior, and IL Is
sent tol|ah1d nd Tire North
! he sr'aud Hrttrr Of aonal wealth. Is ranilaciur.
M m4ns.te. naIion ever became wealthy by rails
N tlla r'u hneflal. AMI then exchanging II for tho
MR. lailrtufed artrlr Tho labor and profits on manu-
featured goads are hu llmes llose which bring the
material Manufacturers work nigh mud day; farmers
only hf dll and IN fair weather. anf tur,r' u6m.
chimney tpany cNlent-uol "a with The farmer The
water Al Lowell docs the work of million Of human
aoln2s. lhe farmer r'ses an by main lrce Tho ia,-
mct products are bulky. and much - consumed in get
me Ia market. particularly If IT be- distant The
laclufed article allrhI proportion The farmer takes
the chances ri crop. but the erep VI boots. sies
hats aud cloth Is furnished in all seasons. The mat,,-
hrlufn2 people consc ntly with all thes' adj AM age
keep the aPuenlturd people always IN debt IN erciu
sre'y a,cid~dp copt' nil atca, be poor for The ,cnnt
n homo market They want cities. diversity Of en-
Ploymfat. Bs.r 70 ffado Is IN favor Of the North.
becaaae h taatc Ia raised here, -oes to Il e Mn
iohr manufactured. Instead o employing here many oilers
WHO are virtually supported by public chadty.-sarn.-
ah R~po'ts'L
hNl1)EAL DEBTS or y, ROPE,
The Way nlmber If the Merchants Magazine CON.
aims m ar1eIa with this ute, invaluable 10 the P5-
ian aul the sairsnan embraces not only n c,nnpre-
brostee view Of the indebtedness of he several Fufpan
states, but ais' t1ei' of ptptaie payment. 10
ail IN that III article Ineois 0u' eye which be
frequently used rs text book in illustrating tho sctusl
ashps and oppression OF the sovofal Governments Vi
EumTh
We learn b,dh with sptpra and regret that Holland
The noted land of truIal'iy and r,ug perseverance,. 10
'ro heavily burdened with debt than any other cunry
IN Europe, aud probably in the world. The rprtk,on
= only j,uoo.Ooo-5Op.ODO greater than that N tho
STATE ri Now York. the debt has reached tie efn,r-
nous sum Of 1868 900 00O-lba is $40 of irdeiycd-
arss io each man, woman. and child in that kingdom.
he writer Is Of npniuu tia, HOLLAND has aterntva
but reputation or bankruptcy. 1t is Of ffe gres,in
To pay New d, annually incurred topay sfrear-
ages oflnterest US stale Of things defes even Trpe.
! ads. "he Dutch have struasoi Iinfuy against
Their increasing difficulties Ifcy have cti DOWN the
pcases ot royalty so how that their King is not much
more diana head Botyomasler; and they have pared
way their protective duties I'LL the masimun anoirnt of
'nycnac has hccu procured Go further they catfnu-
Their iycrnmeut they cannot further chaag- without
revolution, aud It their larh should he relnued much
more II VIII so"sc n exist altogether" Such is tho
Psure u tiie present financial condition Of
/ 1l'anI.
The,Iahr Of Crca, Britain is S. 200 900 900. Popua
lion 15,GOo,GuO About 800 Of indebtedness To each
MN. nplnla and child in that kingdom: bu her teanr-
ees, particularly her wide spread colonial possessions,
are vast, some have called them neshauslfbls.-
England yc pays her interest promptly by rnnraF
ton. And sine has vet tried the rreat treasury
her Dutch neghbors have. This i,
r'nrl wh "a would bring millions OF dollars Into her
Treasury. Therefore II Is not au much say that En-
Gland Is safer ground ihau ll5land. Tie latter has
reached her maSaium Of debt endurance. The former