Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-23


,,ws directions irum 81 fe'ersouga'o iasfe ad ifvn
an. Adrat,c to the Baltic, tue hrnrt says: Even IN
"J,oJioud railways are actually constructing 10 imne-
ad,a,e proximity Win Tue ancient canals. anu are
..nn,flabi used Tor the transportation OF merchan-
..d;xe as well as passengers" have c'ped iht So
.xnressons Ufupinon, mt io 'he purpose Of expires
.;pg my avn consction' ('of am wholly incnn-
reient 10 decide, even satisfactory 10 my o"H niind
question upon when Learned heoans uiher SO Wide
Il but with view Of drawing public attention to H.
il certainly one N which, considered alone IN lis local
he,rnps the people oil Lynchburn are vitality interested
nor are the people Of me oa'e less ST" IN lis mare
General aspects, II the mashheehs PROJECT SO long
ar, c1nceivel, an na'Hluiaieiv 81 Iaziy prs.
ecu,el, of "narrsin1 mo waters oil inc 40
with those Of the Jams' sna'i ever Dr. cinsln Mated
The bill providing t asce''ahn2 .e VIII ol he peo-
ME in reference 10 4 ca :" convention Tor Amending
The constitution OF the oa'e mas oecn printed and mud
that contrary to my impression oil what would be, as
derived from coversa'"" I" one oi lie members oil The
committee by wach " was Iepeflta, IL In confined 10
,hs, single and specific ooIrct. Ihus Isolated, pre-,
anne il will pass; and shonh majority ot The people
decide in favor oil Tue ca,' W oahVehn' VIII ae-
valve IN the nert Le5'ia'are i" aeierhlhe 'he pfncS
ME, which shall govern IN the e'erlinn o mHm,ers II
,ba, budy There would be very little diversity ai npln-
ion as the expectancy OF 'he measure, III were not
far the very natural apprehension o' the difficulty which
will be experienced u we once CUT oose the sup nom
he, mornings, OF getting her safety into por' agln All
admit that It Is important !" SUPPLY and render more
tion in reference To the rght o sutrage-many think
that the Executive Coancl' u not an incubus. Is sine
cure and ought To he abolished more are vt opinion
that the sessons 1t The Legislature should be less Ire
snen oR"e thee yearsaiew are IN tavnr oi
eIectng the Governor by the ppope-and some believe
that the evils ii detective Judicial system IN which the
delay OF justice amounts almost u denai never be
yidcolly cured hui Nv 'he action o Convection but
nssy all dread the re opehng o that q'estio. which IN
1929 was found 60 be "a sach difficult sd.usimenl
f.,.. fI, tne,c NJ f,fn.,
Of seclionsin reference to which. all have 10 say
;s that whether the theory ct numbers, that Of nun,
befs aad property combined. be The Just one, 1t must final
N be settled all such questions must be bel neen
arties nearly balanced by compromise and natural con,
ccssion And il has occurred me- that a paifHm on
which both parties NAV meet should "A Cnnvenlinn be
called furnished by the constitution Of North Carolina
10 wit that the House of Delegates shall represent the
one and the Senate the other ineresi-cach being a
check upon the other rnd furnishing ns,qupnly suf
fcen, guarantee that lie # neither can never
be overlooked or violated II is too smn however 10
cummencc discussion If these nalrers-apd Indeed the
rejection Of the bid may yeudes il altogether unnecessary
Er some tine to e,me
Aprt from the Texas question: ia its xasioas aspects
and We have very lt,ie If m ,rest from
Washington .Nnmnrs of sat'7 bay. heen very nre,
a'en,. hut presume they rest en- no ha,p, foundation
than the nfrences Of those who have nat them in cir
cujaon drawn from recent events which indeed seem
IN leave no ob.r alternative if bptt the Governments H
si,us they have mutually assumed in the prnrress of
the ne rotia,ion | see nv Mondays .Rpou,liran
onr edi,oraI nv The wav in which thu Mai, nresSes
are bitterly ,mplained of hpcanse of thp attacks upnn
Mr. Calhoun's dipotnati c hunders and G,llls What
nray will the edi,r uf Ilp Rrnuliean say ~ hen IA.
find, hat IN, J0cofico Dr.sses of he Nrh almost "a nh
out c,ceotion ia W npened feiy batt,rl. h., .n.
Catb,an7 What nil il saw when II finds me Of the
ms gi.enl ,I these assaults cnnieJ and endorsed nv
tLs " a.hiap,m Glie? II is not The " hg presses
lima vb.l, con,lan nj MIR Calhnn, >, ,iJ,ns;va ,,,
.n.etnwsrds Naxirn--hke bus. Dian, hecorinu aver
mny assailaut en,pebieJ bv disease aJ surrounded y
raeo,rs-as of the sill u,re unnecesssrilv offensive Al
inude assumed towards Great Britain in thai most re-
m,tkae uape ia the annas of lpI5aacy his letter f.,
Nj, k,nu ,sr Minister Ia France Far from i, 'rhc
prrsses az his eva parly are more furious in their AS
suits upan the Sa.ih Carlisn than any Whg paper
we have mot with-an1 even tls. WI ct I'D, n, ASS
him. prnneunce mol less emphatic condemnation nv
their silence. In this category is hp Richmond Fnoui
rer in which r9per IL, mt rene nher +, have seen
any rindcati. Of Mr. C3lhou.s ajplomary nor the
slightest rcssae 10 such of US allies AS have lasbed
the SECRETARY nr Sla,e with a mhinof scorpions
The homes of the Immediate arc
-N,v waxing weaker aud wpskpr II surely caen, he
even il that ncssre shall fnay Ike able a. el,,Ia nd The
of naj,riiy Of The Two iSes nf Congress that
the mdc prup sed hy AessrS hIrDni,ir and Inpersol
will be auprd III re- ami nate dead treaty bv cbris>
tcniag jlni resoniinn and thereby to ACCOMPLISH
by bare ma;oy in each House la s,,ccrss of ,npa
sure which t,unaiy rranlrrs the assem-, Of tvo
thirds Of the Senate is spe,ies of political puerlemain
insulting 10 Tho Understanding Of the people and
fatal 10 the sanctiiy Of the Fundamental law d not br
leve, however that The measure will receive the sanction
Of This Congress in any sIape-nor ongi, To do so-