Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03

RIcnMoND, Dec. 29th, 1919.

RIcnMoYp. Dec. OOH. 1910
~. hns;noss of tie egisa,u1e for the last 10, dave
loon of an unimporant character II has been s,ch
mas p' ,,,,nsacd ,yith,ni ohieco, ar ,,iII,t f
as eou,u W ;,a,as,s If obsert nomhc,s The g
lfcu"e ~, ~ G,,nib The material nf oo,,n,ui,i ~
co"'' ' ny news from WASHINGTON # = 5fit
"p' ,,uo6 the next papers will probably annannce
n ;,'s The senate has bs' n nccn,ied ;,L
''e I,,r, discussions from which il seems n c,,rr
soi',e Is orpanzinr to the Administrator The
,ai do pe,n,ts Of Secretaries and the Fvecntiyo
!; ,.nard 10 our i1feiun and domestic rel,iions
VII d,ao riu6 scrutiny which il is t, be honod NAV
WIN i a, vol In the oneratoos of the late Admiui:
oe .N ,hoso If no nresep, Serrtiou ,or ,,a,ar A.
ua''o; as pannhnc Il will al,ya,s dnve mo s,,i ,
mann , ~ ianfaJ ar co,nmended An bnno.t A1in,
~ @ I nat d,eaa exntspre. n distances nne deyerv,s
' i,h tins snf ri of hostility f., the ,l,,intro
,,na,s a disp6si,i II To add 10 The n. lnraI en,bar.
ho' "lfS ,Lo .,nn,rv by otisc.inu Il, ihp ,,nii, r
GsI;c'r'a ;nt, the Inon Enquiries have been made
,,,bo,;tv for State ornanzatiun II las beon
'o'o "e hat hecause CaiItonia has nc vet t,J NJ,
;,;sl v;s,oncp her ad MISSION as State was pre.
I've and nnpfeceicnted The action of The Senate
y; nnertinn with the resolutions Of Georoia rem
'n: : I'LL hat The trouble eccasioned BIZ the NIL
W. p,;sn has not vet been adjusted; indeed rnmnr
an iof,rmal uruunizatou for the purpose If com
" n; = G,,l decisinn upoo this inpnran1 oupsilpe 4
peS It'll ,owover develnnn tho tendencies of Ie,is-
lew "teNs n' ,o,,s f. Fr n, ar - HI
'a e other in = polcal ar 9 Numerical n,int If
VI P ,,.'o,;o,.1 rpiasus seen scrtfnr in iha# ,Il
WV, I'D ,be rrc,t sfapIes If the United Siai,e
r',Iy esabishinp themselves as the most i'm
seem siao"i. -. e tli9e ,Yor1
fo'a'i' !" tr ,Lr ,ol,r,o,Ii,, f., ,nor,, t,
~ W =, , ,Je,s Il, learn the ,,ti,n r. ,Lo I one,
IS nsscsa imam tie subject ol Internal Ino,oy
a, A. hecamuete success If the oraal scheme in
III; 900, orc 9, aeenlv interested must dsrepd qra.tl,
i, : - ,or,,i,n e tie Slnfe4f Tennessee # a. III
ulo" Wv ;i,a, l., I.arn The hporv or b4r i,,n,,v.
ueo","' ~, ,ha n,osn.ct of their construction
,Tasseo H 4, m her p,sition destined ia becore
,,, ,S,,, ms and powerfu of The Southwestern
"-''' H. hs al tho elements af nrodncfinn i, -.
,nalhle Jooree Her climate is favorable 10 the Growth
-. &C Nv 80, yal,,Ma oo,icu1tural sfap4s Her noun
h,nd NTH metallic and mineral depnsltes If the
r,bos, character She possesses unlimited water power
f ,h nannfac,nre Of much that she reanires She is
,,a s, S'a1 in ,ha Union in the production Of Indian
r,m ,ha 6nb in the induction of heat YI Tennis
COO @ s,h;e.t g., The disadvantages of distant and diff
Quit ,ronsn,tion or eauSe unl this obstacle Ia her
,snny 81 all have been removed. she can never fully
roll,a 10 adyant,oes which nature 5 bestowed m n
b N,cb az her most valuable land mus, be erppl low
al !, ,n, instead of agriculture whilst Instance and
del,y r tansnnrati,n must make he, always AMONGST
tho lot !, nnl nnless by proylino ficilies Of trans
n,,a,in eora IN con,petiti,n with other producing
S,,a la can enter the markets of the world with as
,la g, o,d in rs short a time as her rivals From
h conI,,l nosiooo of Tennessee has recently arisen
,,,n, f ;toroe,s loadicV ia different markets The
boe course Of her trade has heretofore been down her
prncnal streams which are tributaries Of the M~sssippl
uer nrrirnIlnra PRODUCTIONS have been
NJ, Ol,s g. ell, and export,lion abroad or for shin
nam, as,,yiso +, the Norihern cities Of The United
So rILi los i,,rnsed nnon the rttn to1,cco Grain
Ia ,S '"5 renne.seo distance and 5l,v
a1u o'., &c ,., ,,,, ,[o S,. IN tho Him
.'"' '.," is r borcon,roI a,l oosero o.rr
, ', tisonco r at Ions, 4 000 ,ins I'm
,oao, Wo, VI. ,bist even with steam tr,nsnor,a,ion
= ii Nv, oanI ,la, make, in loss ihan tbrty d,ys
In soao.. - pa ,nads in tho tranenorot;o1 Of mr.,
a. I lol ,y,rossoe f., l,,I, +, a,tifciaI ontIets
natod 30 ,lnso which ebo has heretGre uscd In the
;n - "aa.eo ,,o,l ,eol,td evsaf nj Internal Inn
nro,an,a, ,, ~ nondno hof re the ensl ,tnre she
proydina e., oannon,ions 1b The cities of Mobile Sa
yann,b and Ih,1o.tnn. The nrosnec or connection
with tbo Atlantic norts Of VIRGINIA NV the Viroinia and
Tennessee Rail aad Induces an aonr3nration for road
in that diotin lso whilst prvision in the same hill
70 on,,,a, - i ~ MrnLis fr,s,,.ns tho o,c,,,r
agng nral, U'u af ~ cnn'ip,,1s Rar5a5 to Inc Mis-
sissi1r; hIl cmnrehendino so mary imnortant nter>
es p"ob, 70 c,man sufficient ynie In carry il ihro,
- s"' !" '''''i'I,u ~ 80 ny = 49,.
the State Id i IA no ven seems so ouarded as IN sub
ect Tho S,,fa ~ IS li,tl risk ,yb5ieyor 'Tbe hin
Jesionatos ,ho o,aj ,,ls ,,bich !, ,ra,,sos +, on
couraoe il he ,oyides Thai when thc coqnnanies inco
nr,,ed fr the consirucin sball have cnmneted sne
cited section tho S,ie sb,ll aJvance t e,cb Connanv
by wav of loan , cerain o,no,n, ner milo. which The
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