Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-15

dad tai'Ha}r,ab p,s,tc; and UPON issue speof
eail' ahl'nlralally. am going 10 op,nm batteries
with Tobacco aud Fig Iron
Aud IN the same connection. he says that Mr. Moshy
ON "a question involving and Expressing the ~ ficnn
raj interest did roic III iganr opposition In thai interest
and did enmPromit that interest," iHir Shake asks llio
eoal reerlro l.yucIhwg To read the tl"Wire cNtGet
n the W hs ; ne our' Cd, the prc,c,Ugs from the pen
al Mr.. r II. lnltr
"Mr Charles L. Moshy moved Is reduce the toll upon
lohaeca from - cents established nv the artl my
recommended ur adoption, 10 cents per per mile.
lie advrt'rd 10 the diminished value u that staple and
u the effect Ut high rate Of tolls Ia DIMINISH Tia,
revenue OF The COMPANY hN driving Tonnage rm he line
"A consideration which induced tho Board al Dir, ctoS.
differing upon thu point from the President Of lhc Conn
mnN IoIrcommcnd the change that hr now rropnscd.
Mr. NJ urged the adoption Of the amendment with grea,
earn, stncss aud ahlit,.
Mr. Mosh, was opposed in speeches of some ltnpih by
Mr. o. VI. Crntchhrlj, (ouc of the state Fu>ics.) and
b, President GWyun when Mr. NJ ruain replied. See
the report ol his reply from the pen OF Mr.. lolcr:
Mi Aiosby replied At some length. lie inelsied that,
under existing circumstances, the proposed toll OF ~
cents upon Tobacco was cNtovoguu, aud oppt, ssi,e.
ndor the tari Of Sl3 the boil was crnis-and wha,
was It's effect i! The inspection at i,nchhurs. which
next Ia Rlchnpnd Is the largest Tobacco inspection IN
The State, decidedly Tell III. white N Danvillr thrhs
VILE aud fanNlllc there dCcdcd Increase. lhls
fact FURNISHED an Indication of what may he cypeeel
der the proposed rate ul tolls. There will. II may be
safely assumed, be dimuulton though the toll hcing
lower thon III 49, II may be less than il nj thai
'ime and there must be consequently prnporlonae tall
M oil III the revenue Besides the present. well
the prospective deprtsslonn the market value of tins i'm
nprIant staple induced necessarily dspo slt,un
tail the quantity cultivated. Every additional cent ui
hufhen must increase tins dlsp stun The expense Of
een" 1t Ia market was great, that ut present prices
the inferior qualities VIII not pay even the cost OF trans
@ri9ion. MI VI "omlatcd the idea that other scct,ns
oi the State, remote from the line Of improvement. Would
he proptlacd by the imposition Of cNothitanl tolls upon
The produce borne upon market aud that the apIh
u tolls. 20 htire the Legislature IN more imp s.ue
Inn II would, at nos'. "n'' oppcasr h.'" s'ci"n~ u'
The State which had uniformly opposed ali Works a In
lernal improvement lie conlrudrd, too, that II was
most UNJUST 10 impose upon the people ct the country hor
deflng On lhe line OF tins lmproN cmcnt excessive bur
thens III od'i 10 carry on the worlS Wostwardly, The
imposition oi local tan tor the rulPsc of extending
the llne could find favor with an, gust OF generous
mind
Docs not Mr. Toor take from DR. Snundcf, his issue
And will he not admit that he appear, before the people
without an isuc al all.
II Is true that, III another part Of the Doctors Address
he rs speak oi 'Jhg'dH nci @ font and unfair Icy
iSlaton, and rather inevrfcnly, We think, compares
10 the mcred feast otthc pdsSorcr But Mr.. Nlosby
voted agani e oppressive act Of legislation, Faf
Shake thinks the Doctor will hard, RELY ON that rs an
Then iaf can src The Doctor has no nher
i.sut mi, lac relic, ouhs 'Gai So,Y, anIfa Shake
cail5t perceive nov the Doctors hooking at the uet,
'l.s,, smc twcaiy five v, b'ncr can aid him il HE
present contest FAIR SHAKE,