Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17
VOL. A<Ns.---NO. Is

Nha Ne ann ~ carrying another vigorous cunipsiga
under IrrSeut clrcun-latices
All Prcsdenf, have examined tins question with
care aad repeat that canno support tts re q,mrnrn.
da'ious ol The President There ave many AID p,w-r.
td REASONS. soaaef than liuse nhirh existed at I'm
onmencrmeht OF tho last camparn To iusfy
my opposition NV" The e'st in mopey will be vastly
greater. There ia bill fr Ten additional regiment,
n" before tue Ssaae, aud another bill pro.iing of
twenty regiments ii volunteers. has been reported ina.
biH3 it,, all np Loss suppose. than twenty five thou
sand a.ps msne the number ul trvlp- IN The service
as presume 'he th rn1n IT the committee ON Military
Ailafs can nifn yen 10 not much less tll,n seventy
thousand IN the Nhar. Wet ST. the expense will bs
much more Dhan lhntofthe lasl campa gn Ii will cost
mi uach shu al sINiy millions Of dollars.
NV, sr. what l. The condition If the money market
Al reseni Lust var II WIS INST Il nfshtd An
t,une hi Europe created great d mand for
our agricultural produce, The balance Of trade was
III uflavor II money poured out al one end of Tho
sub Treasury poured in at the other but how stands
the ease now We stand now with drain both ways.
The exchanges ara IN our layer. All therefore Instead
o gold and silver. d ats founded cxprA will he fe.
mhited. The eXchanges 10 NleNie, must be met either
IV ffmlt'Hnccs III gid and sllser by dfa,s drawn In
ias tei BRUSH merrhns. other capitalists there,
which mH, be elslci lief, AMI also Transmitted abroad
My. ar what will DO the operation Of this state o
thua=2 How lan. can ths continual What is The present
plie, 81 treasury notes aud o sloehs in the marheR Are
they above par NJ. sir see them quoted below
par. understand HE treasury mote. are sensbly below
pr. aud suc,s still lower NV. what il Ia be the re-
suit SpIuuq treasury nnies are below par-so long
rs aes arc the cheaper meGiam-,hr end oil viii be,
that treasury 0llrs viii 60 into the treasury and specie
come out of H. There Is very erelt danger that al last
year treasury viii be dralnod Il the botom
Nav min thIs state Of lhngs what possibly followl
great rammrel4 cft,lg great financial criss-even
possibly. susprnsan Of the banks do pretend Ia
nal IN the language Of paac But there il danger Of NIL
this. 81 which there was not Tie slightest apprehension
At thu commencement Of last session. At lesea, there
greal danlcr The great difficulty in prosecution Of onr
campaign VIII b. 10 Obtain money. Men you may rasa,
hnl moaey 1t will b. di ull 10 pot. lately convcrsed
with gentleman who ought 10 know these things bet
ter nas my st aud ne supposed hat tlriy millions of
7lafs would be- required either in the shape Of treasury
oateter stocks Ia carry the campaign. asked at
" hat tee moue, could he had and the reply was that
Il would be ct the rate Ut ninety for hundred which
WOULD be rather q than per cent: believe
but. sir these are not the only objections. formidable
lsthey are. The farther YOU prueced. the difficulties
vii increase. do moi see the sightcs chance that Gun
eud 10 the realization Ut what II Is ayuwcd tho posecu-
ion ol tie war IS intended ) accomplish The object IL
Ia ublan Treaty. We M onecr hear OF eonluering
peace, hut Of obtaining an honorable treaty; the mean
ng nj which Is neither moro M less, than that
o obmin treaty from McMca. giving ia ctsson Of
aud eqnn 10 the Indemnity already stated 10 tho former
l.n ii my remarks. Well sir. II strikes Inc wheth-
the b. ssin or unsuccessful. must certainly
md IN tie defeat ol the oIJct. hr the attainment OF
yhrh II Is aYostedly prosecuted. II The wnr be I'M
ur esioI. nced III argue The pbnl Il we should be
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hat ! moro conlipeency no, likely tn take place The
President has very much the same concentration of the
h..t Of 4, v,o,r,ns war asI have prassn,ed. He
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