Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-08
G0fERN0R'S MESSAGE.
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welcome ihe General Assem6i, Ca this city,
aud earnestly invoke their cooperation Ia doing
everything that may hc calculated 10 elevate The
character. develop iae resources aod promote the
interests Of de Commonwealth
The circumstance that -aUuuud us, bafh
State and national afr pee liHflv gratifying
Every class 81 productive industry II prosperous
and oar citizens are eauf61ted aud happy. For
these continued be .iuss, " should be grateful
20 an ever kind Ifot#dguep,a- becomes the most
highly favored people upon Garth, ndor such
auspices ana plea a 10 meet Naut and In com
plance with an Injunction ot the Constitution
communicate ihe condition ei she Commonwealth
aud recommend such measures a-, n my iudg-
ment, are enlealatadt 10 promote her permanent
interest
The nov Constitution which il was thc priv
leee of yoar muedHfe predecessors 10 put INTO
practical operation. may. think Ht1er "A tua' 81
nearly tive scar-, be- asgardeda-a 1Hael"us AM
successful experiment Doubtless time Wid eN-
perience viii prove thai II hn- impcrfections: bat
If the hopes If the most saueulne ba'r not been
fully reazed the feur- al tine most tlmd have
certainly been d.<sipafed aud confidence has IA
ken the place at doubt and di,tust The uew
aud important ftaureat fhy organic MH, which
conferred upon thr people the election ai the
Judiciary, more particularly excited the uppre
tensions Il mauS 81 ear nia-t enlightened a9d
patriotic citizens. be- distinguished gentlemen.
TINT branch Of TIM government. hate given nm
pie evidence ot the fidelity with which In people
have performed this new dutk and If this may
be regarded ms a te-t al In, intelligence aud Ii
delity ai,5 which She VOTERS Of tins Common
wealth IA, eapabieut ascfei-in. the eccfis trun-
ehise. IN appehcnsiou- from the ostpn-iap OF
this privilege may bc Dismissed. ana glad Ia
be able, ther.tarc,to inform you, that though -ouc
of lis provisions might hc improved. and. hy jl.
aiciau- legislotion. more efficiency given ia 9th
er-. 3ur constitution las worked well given sati--
faction to tine people mud bids fair 10 fulfil the
reasonable espeotaiiua- a tim public.
Thcla.t s,s-Iuuof the General Assembly was
distinguished for IL, impartaic, ot IL measures.
the change ei our constitution rendered ueces-
sars a reorganization t alne-t our entire damcs-
tic policy NHeauee. leg. a1u5 was therefore,
necessary. aud uaut 81 til.iIueI- could hut he
regarded a. experiments to at approved. uIIpred
ur repealed NJ .anr aI-Iaa.a-.I I'D d., the light
of e1p,r ,Hrr. MAS dictate tomIue, a. ven do,
fresh from voar COM lIlseut-. when thr-r mus
ures have ta,ll laua Iueir t4Betitnl ope
ration hH- beou felf s#u are p.e8..a9l, qualified
fnladn. of the4r .5.tflt#. and H. remedy the=rvii
where amy exists. i. ihfi,lore. ASK Tor them
votf carly attention
In examining ina TIN tunuer- Of thu state if j.
gratifying a. md fb,4 Ia, "a p4..~peral. condition
il is true. that a considerable addition tn oar
debt has been mad, during tb, pa.i G.eul wear
and that within the next f.e, ar trrr# ycar- ilc H.
ablitie5 incurred under ,aIiau- Iavs,,fH be- sal
further increased BaI when We reflect Tint ia,
Constitution requires tho Legislature 10 sal
apart IA fund for ia. REDEMPTION af t4 ,eI,lt,iI
inl. ON the I.f# al .iapHtfs. I-5e. ami p,l,id..
that mo- new aaht sHuIl b. erratc,i.unH,..l similar
fund bc created ton tI4. saym,ut of tho iufriss.
and the redemption If h. principal within thirty.