Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

i'"y "G''"st puTsuNS uaO''s OF
Their people. aud thus be the Of perpetual annoy
anee and vexa'ion. II was the policy ot Of the
states that very enlarged and liberal system Of cr-d,
should prevail, that every stimulus should be given to
'n'epsc and adveatnre others, that these should be
strained within more moderate limits Some States
"'.n' de'm II Their policy To visit tho scvcrest
l"na'ues on failure Ia discharge liabilities in
CURED Others might think IL part Of humanity
"eNeou much greater degree OF lcny To the unioriu
na'e debtor some States were commercial, some
oae'nring, some agricultural. Experience might have
proven mat hrso varied Interests required different rea
'hs o' debtor and creditor IN order To their successful
pursuits w henw we reflect that debts mud Liabilities IN
every STATE have been contracted with view to the do
'sc Pocy ana regulations ol each. y, Tar IA the rights
o' 'he creditor aud the responsibility of the debtor
concerned, II should be case ot impcrous necessity
""'eh should induce The General Government to intel
pose ana disturb these various regulations Temporal
N.Y. Tor The removal OF an overwhelming evil Aud
owing !" inc causes nc had mentioned he doubted very
,"och whether, under any circumstances. uniform
bankrupt law ever should become permanent part OF
our system oi national Jurisprudence.
nero was another reason--a strong reason too
W"loh would induce Mr. X 10 vote Tor tho repeal Of the
bankrupt law Tie believed that public opinion had pro
honced against Its further existence, aud that the fact
could not be disguised The large and commercial Vi
lies might perhaps DO in favor Of il; hut 10 the great
mass o' the people throughout the county he
wlled 10 think that there was n decidcd msjnrily
against Il. or course he could speak OF his know
rdre cnly 40 far M the pcop, Of his own State and dis
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popul,r opinIon was the result, of mpuso or IF conI
and d,Ihrr,te iudgmcnt tho Renrcson,,,v, mia, i,,
Il was .nouyb e., him 1. snv ,ha ho did hei,yn h.
calm and reflective inJv,n,nt of noiortv Of nj, con
s,i,uen,s was against tho further con,inu,u,. in
Whilst NJ, n yeas ,yill;bo IN vo,o fl, tho ro,o,, If
the bnuLrup, law however he could NOT vote for ,he Inn
before the House unless i, was amended rho hin ,,n
posed to date back in ts operatio, 10 the oh D,oeher
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