Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-03-12
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TIE Presidents .Icssagc.-Wc give. in our
president columns, long abstract of this I'M
portant document, which will be found. in cverv
respect worthy of the space it occupies. 1t
singular enough that General Jackson has al
ways borne the character, in this country, of :,
htry, impracticnblc mun wkle his address TO
Congress carriers the impress of a mild and on H.
lighted spirit, imbucd with principles of sound
Philanthropy and moderation. The difns;o,
OF lie admirable sentiments il contains we'll leod
10 more just appreciation Of the pcople and
ther Chief Magistrate for il is but candnr to
acknowledge tkat re have done some wrong 10
both, in the levity with which we have hitherto
regarded them. General Jackson treats all n .
topics that come under review in a p,tien, a,d
dispassonato tone hut lie chief poin, Of inter.
est with The English reader is the amicah,s
feeling exhibited towards this country, We
are not so sure, however, of the tompcr with
| winch the rrcsidcn. views the policy of France,
OF winch he speaks in rather equivocal terms
"i'h respect TO the obnoxious tariff and the
settlement of the boundary line betwcen ,I,c
onRed States and our colonies of New Br,rs
WICK and Canada, we think we discern in tie
/ language OF the Message the indications of nm
accommodating disposition. This wis,Icun 10
worthy Of the man who occupies the chair Of
| Washngton.-L .7tlcs
| The feeling expressed by the American Pro.
s'denf, towards this cosn,ry, must produce its
etiect eere. The time seems at length arrived.
when we may hope TO see the two branches If
the same family, forgetting past animosities and
Jeaiousres, availing themselves in friendly and
cordial manner, of the resources of each other
ltnPpenrs that the Americans have nothipc 50
much at heart as The most intimate ,conneyion
with us, short of interference with the in,ern,,
affairs OF each other In this liberal view En-
gland and America grow with the growth Of
each other. There can be no cause for ie,Ic,,s :.
for it is as impossible for America TO innre En-.
gland in Europe, as for England to iniure A.
meflca IN the other hemisphere. The proper
way OF viewing The two countries, is 10 consi.
der them one in all that is beneficial, and merely
separated for pun poses ben ifcial to each domes.
tic government. 1t is tic interest Of both conn.
ties to multiply their relations with each other
as much aspossible that they may have always
the strongest interest 10 be ON the lest terms
will, each other. Letborh nations retrace ,he;,
steps let England encourage the application
OF American capital TO land by Offering n ready
market for agricultural produce of nlI. kinds
and America cease TO encourage by restrictions
the, application OF capital 10 manufactures. In
this way both would thrive. If this liberal mo-
Icy be rcsorted to, war between The two
countries, will be viewed by the people Of both
asAtte less unnatural than a civil war Tho
great secret for avoiding war, is to make il the
interest of both nations 10 be at peace, and 10
make them sensible orthcir Interest," Londo,
Horn Chronicle
The Message of the President of the United
States is n documcn: ola very mild and cons;,.
'atory character towards This country, and indeed
towards the world generally. The rapid pro.
gross made, and making, towards the final re-
ducGon Of the National Debt is highly impor.
tant TO the interests of tie American peopie--
and We should be happy could the example he
followed nearer home The Message of ;rrneral
Jackson will greatly disappoint those who cal, |
rulated on n warliko flourish, merely becs,sse |
war has been the field in which his talents have
been hitherto rather conspicuous!y exhibited.
But though Injured to arms, tho President ;s nnH
Inscnsbe to the less obstrusiye but moro bone.
fetal arts ofpolcc.
London Sun.
We must say, that since the tune or Wash.
nrtoD we have not seen any ofIicinl com,onn;.
'aiion from TIE First Magistrate Of the United
States, containing, together wih so much tb,tj