Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16

mot ,eeeire any ,ng Tor her own benefit, which could
.ay be dom by ipnl,ng mrorg upo'i or 'olaug any
local -, natural rgh, ii, Iynchburg II she dbl kn'
lie would moi cali up,n 10 aid or represent het !" H.
She knovs me TOO well for fha-and know her loo
well 10 believe iha, she would permit any ma" to ask
II for her Fair play Is all she asks Justice Is all sue
reunrs-and she would moi stlfle n'cs'igs"n OF JUS
u..;on in eudeayuring inform herself wh' re II lay
SO far from entertaining any feelings oi hostility To par
culat sections she confidently appeals, not 10 the words,
bu, Ia the conduct aud rOrks Of her agents aud The man
ner in hch she has sustained them, To determine wlflh
or she is Influenced by narrow, 10 al jealous or selfish
v.w She appeals the record Tor 10 years, say IN
what instance ole has Influenced by sci
fish poIcy Aud above all she would like 10 know how
or hen through my agency. she has failed 10 sustain
the ereal central route, according To the plainly express
ed desire ii ihuse who live upon The route She appeals
Ia ie r.curd tell what pari lot her agents had in
CARVING and peritclng, ~ the very taste and srg
esllons Of It's PsiIo thai Great Line, Tor which
hear ~ much clanor. She appeals To it, to diynge how
far her agents selfish in sustaining and voting di
rect and unqualified appropriation Of money out Of the
Treasury, upon valuable locil improvement that look
ed 10 lynchbug lis terminus. she app, ais 10 that
same ord, how Tar her services avaa
BILE in procuring PERMISSION relocate aud perfect
Indifferent nproy which terminates al Lynch
burg.
And how W she resisted through her representative,
that condlllui-precedent proposon, Of making,
route to rival pace--beore private company, with
i funds should be permit ed 10 make similar
10 lynchburg. Let the record tell and when does
let say, what has been d,,ne Tor her. Let il say
especially, what Lynchburg. through her agent, has
done for her. Done ndee,, what Is il she has failed
moi doin abusing aud vlyng her agent, because he
dared 10 try 10 BE- just-no GENEROUS Can Pitsy Iva
MIA, her representative. bear every ihing Must she
pay her full share the concern, and yet OF the
profits only such cast oil goods. other portion
thinks best Ausi she help other ulks, The gentle
folk" par excellence, along over good smooth roads, in
fine carriages, steam ears magnificent packets, and
% foot mule back herself Must She more than
all after she has pun firth her strength lofty told
help others in splendid road, when she asks Tor
reasonable facility herself, be put oy with jeers & scots
tell you, sir, there is not jury this cal h
that can BIZ got u say dye-nl one.
Now, one single word, and say il in the best possible
spirit, hat Is there III this eternal wraaling the
part Of l.yncIburg towards lis. Is there Vt enough in
all conscience for both lines If carried out lsViyina
eight times as large as Massachusetts content her
sell with one tne-one grand-and lime and over
whelming Central Line-wlnle Boston has seven run
ming 10 her very hearth Why moi let Lynchburg wise
y unite with those Interests which help herr Why
array herself against every thing and every body Why
compel her delegate with tied hands, go against erery
b0dy-and then clanor at him beca can't get ev
cry body 10 turn round and 60 ,rith him You
get road from Lynchburg 10 Richmond, until ii is
peted from l.,uchburg westwardy. Why not tak.
stock in the Richmond and Danyle Road, as a comnoi
stem which il must be 10 Cumberland, Pruce Edward
harloe, bringing you upon three hl,hs subscrp
ti"n by the State within 80 40 miles o Ly nchburg-
and then ask for amendment Of the charter give you
privilege from Lynchburg H. that point! Can you ge
road upon as good terns-as readily as rapidly
other way +? How would like 10 know II Lynch
burg had united with US, boldly and heartily in th., sill,
might have had strength enough TO gel hal she wants
This part of the country, the s,ulh west aud o
Lynchburg, could prescribe their mode our road
will 20 Charlotte, ~ C.-Me both perhaps mig ,av,
one the south west.
But grow tedious and throw out these thinesto think
ing men. How long will il be before you lIake Iua,
from Lynchburg west Had not you better take
srong chance TO get one from Lynchburg-frst To Rich
mond If so, how you get it so easily as to hell
up with common stem, aud then, by am, iJmenl
charter distinct charter, branch to Ly chburg.
lhope these things will be taken in the spiril il which
they written. They are written, you i'll excuse me
for saying with view To propilate the anger of tn,
Nlrgiuan. do not make complaint, and an, far game
your correspondent has, in many lhings done me NOR,
than justice, and gives ne credit Tor SIS
which my interests your tuwn small and reint,
to ente me 10. know the great power Of the Press
and the unequal war which any man wages who con
tends with ii. But Of most dsp uished stat, $
has recently said that great The Power Of .h.
Press. "Seam and the Stump" along side Of it.
and between the two-ihe rule must be 1.-THE hardest
eud OIL"
W nh respect, your obi servant,
NHllI. Z. INSTALL.