Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

n. c.iunal dependency, i'- e'si "' e"'t'"'t III -
NV will be- twice much As the revenues ''a. VIZ "
c,Jrc ~, here-and that. "hai IS si more :" oe "'le
81 ITO ,,,r,nap. of The Federal Executive, already
-. =, IN ala nnina extent. in 9TH erlng an Empire
a, ~ RI, ,t ten n,io will be augmented 10 orgfee an
H. gs,vise iey.ias iw words TO The financial ASPECT
4 OF lie auesp,n Estimating the ea ID the war mus "a,
sIudins b,auty lands Sc. uD less than SlU1oooVO
IA ,s,cs thaI II lin, con,sst b. proractrd thTeo yoNs
rger we shan base incusfd Ma ona 4eb' 81 al least
three hundred millions, tie annual interest," OF when
(AlS Css,0O01 Vas, within our memory rBa'nea ds
su,,e n iarsr 10 be expended, i"i nil purposes
| annually b, ile G.neral Government To ihIs Sum Is
IN b. added The pubic debt oi Aeac amounting 10 ABDUL
one hundred million OF dollars whcl NC ust assume
and DAY. # Ne anghaie her sepa rate sohal eAIslence
and Fl her admit her several Departments into this u
Mon members vi our ooile0efacy"T hod her Heiey
as colonial appendase
Are the people u lie Unired States ard especially
may address This question 10 the people It he Sunh
-prcparrd 10 impose IN future ge era'i'ns this vi
GiNriC DEBl. and lis necessary concunnant, OP-
! PRESSlNE TAAA1lON2 Should they not at lsast
be sure beiote thy give their consent 10 course ii
policy which must nrsab, had TO This result thai the
object Sought 10 be accomplished is worth the money II
VIII cost That the neAa ion Of The whole any
consle able part OF Mexico 10 this Cuniedeacy would
be injurious the whole Union no more doubt than
We do our eAlsenee-tiat ii must be fatal the
slayehuding States, Is demonsrablc. Nhy If this br
The tact-and have yet seen ATTEMPT even II,
answer Mr.. CaIionns lucid argument Oh this subject
why should The people permit themselves be persuaded
10 sustain The Adminsra In Of policy. the
bertaIle consequence Of Which, II persisted ln DO
the subugalon Of tie whole Of Mexico and its anueAa
ton 10 this Union-a consequence, which, inevitable
though IT the Admins ration dare Itself but
on the other hand, seeks every occasion odscIa al
though lis friends, and OF Congress- IN he news
papers, al coHsivie parties aud a. public meetings do
not shrink from declaring II To be their purpls becaus.
assuming ohe nierIretrsof Prov sencr .hy nianir the
public temper and msead Tho public JUG! ucni hy de-
carlns that 1t IS our manifest dest,ny to extend
AREA OF feodum' Tire enlie Continent until III
dream Of bound Republic" shall lie rcAlizsdl
But whatever ma, be the dreams OF enthusiasts the ax-
payers ongh' 10 enquire, is the prze held trmpt
us, "olih Tie treasure that must 10 ended IN lis
QUESTION? And to the eople OF The South the further
enquiry addresses ITSELF with PECULIAR force will the
eAIens'on OF onI territorial limits result in certain and If
reparabe INJURY 10 that section of he mon hch
our lois are cast, by sleng henng The hands Of or
MES ana weakening ouf d defence against r'-r
secIei Vaccinations and lher open assaults ? To eur
minds no Proposition be cl,ar than that the
policy OF the Administration this grea question if sus
tanned by Congress and The People, instead Of extend
ing the blessings Of Civil Liberty elsewhere, will he
the dsalh kne It this Repnblc and that if me portion
oil lhIs Con'deracy is 10 10 greater sui than ano
er by It's consnmaiion, il is the slayeholdng Suites