Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-27

contrary 10 all sound maNims oi PRUDENCE frcius III,
increased capital INTO active operation during the snspen.
Sieh 81 specie payments. Property the sAhe pi
portion. and IN It's came cAttvaeanrr aud luxury
unknown 10 The plannrs- and In iahv uf our r. lhc1a
aad unbccainnG The Republican, snpleii, Il oar pnsrr
mtht lh' r. has been another Il lie infux u
money. his deS the borrowed capital from aho,ad.--
The sale oi cur slaves Ia tie " cal and SatahzW,st
flas brought 10 uur State In revenue inln 81
10 thus time. ly rump1ts ot differ, periods is rs
Ger a'oed tina the slaves al the L. ). toi lie IN taey
thrte Yeats Assuming that they would uer,ns- n
~ dY ~ fttl' eeNerPth n rmlgatho las thu avfage
"l "rf States We may i,tly nt. that DIZZY WON'T hase
increased hils per cent. s.nce so.
foerr we've t'nr hundred tluusand slaves 10 Eastern
would hc two bundled ,housaod, There ~. ,.sa d
ulnnlinn snee that time IN Virginia. aud especial, IN
Eastern Virginia 81 that t"o hundred Thousand must
have becn scn cul of the S,nlo in the lay twelve years
We can come 10 M oihcr cuncusun. ullrsa suppose
that slaves increase SLOW " In oursiNe Than
hef States-a snppQs,tiun not Funded upon uHson 81
Aels Admitting that eighty THOUSAND oil these VEN
carried oui ir Hetng plantations. and ,te bundled and
weni, thousand or gale these nnlrcd aud lweuif
thousand Al three bundled dollars average, would lrn2
/ MY aN nlhons ct d. llars tie Salr IN the last
Twelve wears, or "A average If three mlura Il doihr
pen aunnm. The estimates If numbers exported. and
average rftc" daling iht lme alc sufficiently Inv
The ilnrnse sums ecclsed lm The sale If slaves,
IS spout iG luxury and txIavagnhre Tor, we tan s,oa
10 frtufns. aud the mnnrY borrowed ~ ihe Sae Wa
expended IN unproduenye improvements. HE 6dr n1H
has turned h. Influx 1t capital hun both Sources
uls ont Ill. bal nnney has Il IL all 81 The State 10
IplN the interest I'll rul debt The hf2c sinus re
rrtrd iToH sales 81 manufactured tacro are edy -.
Iuerd. an1 thu branch ui trida nearly cpNG. ina Ia.
A,rrrs aged ~ this this trajr, all 81 lsr 1eccny
gagcd on the public works, me discharged aad ufawo
upon the planning community. oiuchnsu the qaantftA u
agricultural products. aud II htn the marked A1e
mas hear IN N nd, ala, that tobacco can be- nr1arcad l.
an almost unlimited extent In NE Western S,difs, AMI
whea, N the Nurlh Western. These conscientious. as
Suro ia. that ~ sudden rfnVcmtnl can he reas lgN
anticipated ~ our Great staple commodities. hud ~
rAamusnn a tho rrtuins oi The commissioners d the
revenue. thai pleasure carriages have increased thee
t,di the Slae IN the la4l years and NEARLY I'VE
lid IN The county ol lalllN fear that ohr hta,pIes
ui luxury have eteally Increased Ia what extent an
allie Ia estimate mad that tie taNes ut The STATE havr
peen increased IN the last lrn ar, SFty perecL Tin
lhtn, Is the condition o HALIFAX compared VIII lSdl.~
Her lands have nut Increased III qnanlrt nj improved
IN vaue-hc slaves h,ve diminished IN nnuA,r. aue
" can show pr flablc capital ~ lhoIf place; hen
plcasuf. car ares have Increased hear ivr III. h.
taxes have tren rated lroa 3j.3l3 10 SlO&93. III
" ards Il Nty pr cent, Let Us talauer H., acs.ln3
win Nuslna. IN In last years hen LANDS have
ma ned N stationary Connttlpu- her slaves luSr d
mn shedhrf pleasure oariag,s Increased merc thal
fther leld-hef taxes raised ovtr SKY ,er cert
Igrrat aiuuir COMM ditir'~ a. lta IN t10--er al
nom abroad. sacYtf dawes to The Suaia aud .bapuiAt
I1ufrd lehaeeu Ia The Nouh. rrfatly cuUs,d-l.t
Irrae, sr,nteclrd-mr public dci ol1hl millions {,
Idoars aud constant dain npuH lhe people Ia lay thu
inlef,,i. WIN this taudld eAposiiian Il unt cuenm=
stances. 1t nul lie nsiuHs that tie popoted neas,re
ran aefd Il" ttelly say 81 twelve munlhe NJ
f5H thrown bfek IA Tie Hlun condition as IA Icao, ap
Inemus look II rfIif N the fHrenrhnrlt # publ
aud private ,NfUdHGfe Ii The md economy Il tia
day. ahunId be wanting IN Iultfttthly my up
fcsen'atye irust, II til Tho people othel"isr In
mel4urr VII lt.l 70 tic distress and agla'a.r "a,
evils sairr-l Viii prpmolr nsatonl and Ioc'eee
rs Gust EHpefcnec and tea- = -" -. AN.
d,bls which nov hang over the cannlry. at the q &c %
the twelve monils would be Wdgnenis, with Tie add.
l5ao interest. Gusts. clerks sheriff. and ll"yefs lees.
Property would com" INTO market IN greater quanns
aud sell l1wer prices, the larQtr par, Of tie dbof
eass which seek this rc'i. could mol give ,ie fuunl
~hrh the Inv requires, aud Their property were cuNtr
ed by staybod hartag The tJ ct Qfd JijyncH. taty
eohd n @ei fftd Dung lis existence ir tue hetessl-
cs al hi, II would greatly hcnf the law yrs, shcr
H., and snagcrs; the debtor class would IL TIM greatest
>ull51rfs IN HE community. These fcnaths aIply e..
qualify "a Idladtin rs II n STAY law il The aha.
tom Iate Is 10 have any olenan "aipvtf TIA To ltcla
say olAcenluns. anil 10 the extent ot lIseVtaton hln
dI d delay the onli AIRY admin aifatun Of ustiye They
arc The eiIne III rIacIpr and dlr only In the oAtent ii
lllrlr upef ration.
Mr. +. proceedcd To consider the relsrlon Which tia
measure bone Ia the repud aion al the public debt, and
rs evasion ii HE constitutional rahls 81 HE priYae
errdlto. hy the Constitution fihe lncd Stairs. no
Siate can rass any law nralrng the ohhga'rn 81 coli
tfacs.' And by oar saie tonsurtlan. The fntuh no
llOlon - lald uppn He Legislature. he waived
lhr ul.clB5lun 81 lhh fhnsblnllu1l litSuh ana wac
wiling In admit, and mcla,d. In hr Eve Hat III" law
NAY be So tanned, that llp States chnnnt pronounce 4
/ UNCONSTITUTIONAL Though tine 0hstliuts nne 81 IL"
Chief conscientious which lcaGs 10 The making IT most
tacls and etefs INTO The aartcmeni et The parrs
yet The pie Towtr Pr ssesstd by the Legislature to bA
the inns ot holnI Courts, 10 canse HE line u
/ taiuas 81 cXecutluns aud alter III" sarlnus pfac.
tee and prccss " llic C1urs cni5uB the Legislature
uniet The rfrleX ii modifying the process oi rs euurs,
10 practice TIE eit1tes fraud and oppression On tht Eat'
credltp Gud undermine the independence ard worth Oh
The ilcary. he JUDICIARY made by Uur constitution.
cl-udl, L and independent bIanch dunr Governments yri
the Ir9,atuTmay lake away It's executions " oInodiy
the rrurns may repeal the tee bills ol cleko and sher
ie. that viii accept the appointment, aud tls
Idtsirv the efficiency ttlr courts aud hct
Iedy through the cuurls.-lhe iteHt of he Legislature
constitutes The nrral a. lection 10 HE .ssumpun II ihls
power. II the intent were gmd iah to promote tht
ends III justice, and remedy drtes IN existing laws h'
obccton would not apply 1ul whrn tho intrnis Ia do
feat the and Ordinary administration Of existing laws
and by operation OF law 10 puslpnne the hhhnent at con
tracts II IL blow aiu,ed al The independent urgar7a ln
Of Tie judiciary, and The very iJundatonoi social com
p1ct.
The people ofthis State adoptad then Constitution with
the exWess provision 'tbat the Legislative fNecat We
aud Judiciary departments shall be separate and distinct
81 that neither exercise the powers thai properly bcone
10 either &c The uhers' They prescribed lhe mode a
ooanzatnn ttle judiciary departr tn through the Ii
esalea branch, and certainly Designed that the LfEis-
laufe should give The courts The power 10 execute, and
the means 10 cnlurce their judgments. They did not
DIES gn that the execution Of the judgments ol The courts
should be pstpprcd, changed and al cred h the llHc
uatuns OF prices and changes IN prala viii! 1t was
designed that the Legislature should give efficiency ID
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