Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-15
CHARLOTTESVTLLE.
SATURDAY, DEC Is.


81 I'URD1K, DEC Is
Presint's Message an able
opponents generally tina, it the beet he Inns
delivered We certainly greater praise than
Ne latter opinion implies. The very writ
generally, of which admirers, that
'r therefore, il require, chief differ
between and his messages u.s. in the last he has
fr the most part, cautiously ataicd from
ions which much dissatisfaction has en-
gagged in no Wild srccuaions in regard to the object OF
governmental but has concn,
m himself with exhibiting the foreign relations nj
n'crnf aars and making few recommendations Congress-
ic bcf remarks which propose shall
confined to few Of the important topics OF which
meats
The view which conoytry which Inns occurs
red between England shc, of the
Colonial tr,..r ~, NINA 81. ,, D.. - ~
speaking Of The conduct government, expressly
se,s that the principle in par,
by that feeling resentment
the Offers Of Act Parliament gnsped with
secn, easeness by an instantaneous conformity to ,hm Has
Inc English Minis assigned pucr dsgaccru mo.
tive Cor their conduct this We that they did
ON the contrary have reason,
r the ocusion ports our ,l
merely TO accept the Offers contained our
meeting those Offers tho place. imposition of heavy
discriminating duties British coming the Colonies
% pcrts when such in the Coonio,
porte and subsequently With law, required as q right that
exeTsag 6rIs VteIs and eags au'' m ieian
dn'a law which uncpeaicd them or becoming
dsn''d f" the President i, justify HIMSELF nj
M m hsh government lie may be in the right andthcy in
te wrong, hut principle courtesy usicc
To
motive which they have acknowledged they
not tcanrd it, English government be no, restrained by
these considerations which Mr. Adams dsrcsared we may ex
" 'ai manifesto against the cxravagant demands
hing diplomacy and the our government and
aicr the oNnmplc Of the President blame them
Having in this explained Colonial trade he
rcNtspeaks tho consequences admits tnt il has
been productive of disturbance of The
channels of.tra,e, Inn, asserts Tho, ~, n, h ~
hkcy TO br, sustained by commerce. or the
revenue OF the United data ON which this opnion
founded arc not given We should indeed informed
through what other channcl export trade worth in ls more
WAN Two millions now hows,-yIiicusy of i which
uaS enjoyed by the for we understand tina, our
Northern brethren carry Illicit through Canada which
sy wen console them for loss which South
The President former trade now carrie, ON
'tonsh neutral prts. of our most pot
nc exports would increased expense of ercuo,s
'radc and IN the next regard every export the
Inse az transportation would nrc augmented s
necessarily to lessen the foreign cmand the price at
bone On this subject increduls We see
naa 'e aba. we have s iaos believe by msn,anage
'oe'e'se how they can have remained unaffected whilst
Observation-Disclosures indeed tho ILLEGAL ,r,f
&c throughout Canada be Besides Mr. a
a1ns himself acknowledges of the English povern
cI have Affected harsa'y the United
iio then can 1t b. pretended that ha
there haas been disturbance trade
The friend, of the taken very much tho
NILS that England alone was
blame present of mutual n,erdict nmc She hd
manifested the utmost desire
her Colonies on terms equality this trade was
u no TO the United ,ss though Indies fur
''nSt me Only market
vas not 10 have been expected thar the far forget
what was due TO his station English government and to the
intelligence OF the people of county, have rspes wbat
parZan zeal was scarcely for urging
The information regard with the South Ap,cr
en- was before possessed We had all Difficult
t"s which had occurred Brazilian government and re-
eyecu that should given for the ea,sv ,b
Produced them The Sergeant to the bosom of his
uy after ms Intellectual Congress of Nations.
was still mole notorious.
That Message which relates to the reyenuc If tho
non - e" referred to as evidence prosperous condition In
my opinion no such fly dedced from II What
ar" The Facts disclosed i'll subject? Tina, III. rccips
this hy more ,b, fur r;
% wh'' the expenditures OF the fast only eulcd the
CPS muse Oh inc present. eHceed the receipts by
% say tue President, millions this ver apn.d 90
TIC payment OF the public sum WINS "a ,rnI H.
gear, and has been annually This fact heres
g no explanation for present embarrassment yyb,
Lust year informed that revenue was less than ,t, m
~ preceding year, we were at the the dmnu
no" was " In part to be attributed aourhinc condition nj
" ou' domestic manufactures, aud 50 f' compensated
ey an eqItrdfent nation Tho cve, r.
"ucu 70 oeene the fair Inference anuflc,,rnu
interest has been, in proprtionobIv nro
me President now this profitable c,;
INT. Tor an impoverished treasury though surely the nation
ettied To every O., his p,,e, ~.
he 'nw Hing by such disclosure prejudice In. apnl,n -,
nc knew would be made by manufacturers fur increased
~" MS hopes OF obtaining the support Carolina and
'hshi ndinonIh him Of the mp1l-y pressing even
MS appreciation Of system 40 odioos to them /, '
On the subject Of Internal improvements, n. Is o. hr II,
'n""'cr ten or twelve surveys on which, rc,,, ~
O"r OF iIVr IN which TRY prepared and will no
Shor'iy submitted, and then the subcr, ,yib
.,, i'ni'''oh OF the policy Now 10 presume
WAT mc surveys Which have made, embrace nil , ~, 49,
,hch improvements Of which country is suscesi,c g.,
auiisson our treasury exhausted and ccrt,,r,, ,n 49,
inadequate t. the execution works for p,,, vo
' i'o' nave brcn that should recommend liz,
e anhua appropriation OF thirty thousand dolIors for s
wy soo" S"'eey'Tg when sixteen surveys have. ,rrco
Wy o'V Ide' and there are no funds mike the mproy
s '1nscss pIsse the power To make roads and ,
se0" ana not by Sarccgs that the COUNTRY is ., h.
peheied. IL Typographical knoyyicdgo'' be the onIv [ - "
a"'ned by additional surveys tcn,yyaving tic oI . %
y ." "%jset which the Constitution confcrs Oh oyr mo
''c are paying very dearly for it, annullly ap,yop,,
V hops2nd dollars for that purpose The Observance az o.,
3D., o"F, p'oesScd ohc recommended by tho PrcstIen,
Il, ~ earnest Sy the state OF urtreastry, would be scarce
- 20 be obtuhpcJ ' iOi di| information like
FROM the correspondence between Gen. Jact-
S''' ana Felix Gundy, lsq which win be found r ,.. -
lnnn, will be the CHARGE rcc.,,, -, p' 60
@ % having been only prevented ty Decatur from oann