Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05
the pREsIpENT,s MESSAGES.

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The just tributes paid by the London Prints 10 this
admirable Document continue TO pour upon us from
Tie noribern pspers, iendly TO the AmDisr aton-As
70 the Opposition Ptints. they very aeu how they
give house room 20 such Signs OF the Timcs.-The
o.SwS are extract. from two Of the London paper.
pei,rn document which win DO found every respect worthy
soa Inns always charaer county, fiery,
Of Mill ard ynsIieei sri, "cd & Sne,sn s.v Of n,
"lnn'hopy aud diffusion Of the admirable
aud their Chief Magistrate; /. acknowledge
have regarded them Jackson the TOPICS
ha. como uner review - Pa'co, aud osSu, the
ing exhibited toward, this country. We however,
Of which he speaks in rather cquivocai ,cr&s.
tespee, to The obnoxious tariff and The settlement Of Tho
Brunswick and Canada, we hin discern in the language o.'
wisdom worthy oil the man who ose0es the char OF WAsiMc
Z" The Annual Message of the American President
10 Congress- which was transmitted on the S,h Decem
Der last possesses than ordinary interest being
The first which General Jackson has penned since his
elevation to the Chief Magisracy. 1t is document: cal
| cuated 10 delight the partzans of the new President
and 10 crafty the friends of liberty all the world
II breahcs the pure spirit OF Republicanism, devotion
10 Tie public interests, Jealousy OF all selfish or SIMS
ter motives, true both OF the moral dignity and
responsibility OF his station, and earnest love of I'M
provcment In language it is admirably explicit aud 10
The purpose. Ii the rest OF tho conduct Of the President
be IN harmony with the spir, of this Message, the pre-
Judices which many OF his countrymen and foreigners
have en'erainedagainst him (arisng from alleged mi-
"ry vloenct) VIII yield graft tai II his civil
arrs; ana those no blamed dre AIDED the soldier
wiii adm = and 1--we tic citizen.
lc general condition OF Republic very prosperous The
Public Debt millions OF dollars, as Sink
"s Fund eaoees above 9millon. will be eSsushed
takes in addressing the body whom he goets rhs Federal is,
| happy people," L-oaba Erahaiasr.'
Mr. Benton has sup Nj. Ma han D.ne of The Erea'
honoIis which Mir ebster has assigned him-He eau
no llnger be classed with So!cn snd Numa@ OF an
the Oninance OF 1881, which aane the ground
wo,k Of MIR. Daic'slegia,iye fame, in fact anti.
iTaed Ivy the Plan Tor temporary government o;
he We.ern TerTi'oy" pioIoed Ivy a Committee =:
Congress, as curly as The gear iISi-Mr Benton
quotes cha ,ter and Tor 1.-THE Commit.
tee, who reported the Plan, consisted of Messrs
Jefferson, Chase aud Howell; and in the JJurna
OF Congte--, Of Monday, Apul 10 l72i, potion is
mads % strike out he io OWN. 'lAuse:
Thai alter the year lsO0 o! the Christian there
Stall he neither slavery unvountary vude in any
OF HE said statss, otterwi-e than IN punishm, AT
crimes whe cot the party shalt have been convicted
have been p1Is.naly gull ",'ihe nar"e OF MIR. DANE
louni among III y,as and nays un'il Novembtr, 1888
long article appears IN The ijp-tvu Palladium iron
"a friend " fhe TdnV"W "Wa-hinston, Feb. 10.
lh- writer woe, to give schedule OF Tie votes
Civ 10y the r. iCscn;aiyes OF each STATE, On ihs
question 10 lay upon the table on its +. reading. Mr
McDuis's bill 10 modify tie Tariff III view of ia,
Virginia Members sands thus:
VIRGINIA. No. oil Representatives, p; Ayes, 81
Nays, Ia; Ayes absent Presumed, u Nays--abseIi
presumed, 2; Friends of the Tariff voting nay, q
Messrs. Mercer and Newtcn Speaker not voug.
His esun ated Summary is as toow.: 'Toia;-No
OF X -rresrn,aiives 2l3; Ayes 10Y; Nays, 49, Ayes
ab.eut presumed, 49, Niys-abs, presumed, II;
Friends oil The Tariff voting nay, 6.
Can his esnat be oiIect?--if so, there woul be
hui slender hope lat present, Of any moi cation this
"B'll vi Aborindtons.'
The Naion4i Gazette "rsnno, di.cover in any ,hire
that Mr.. Webster ed povoca ion tor the tenor and
purport Of (Ir. Hayne~) harangue." IL Mr. Walsh
wal 'ead Nj. Haynes a.t Reply MIR. Webster
(Which appeared IN the last National Iniell
he will see how completely Mr.. uayne puts Mr.. Web
ster in The wrong. Mr. III. shows distinctly that Mr.
Barton and the West, in o:drrV, II at at Mr. Hayne
and the Souh.-ThiS last Reply of MIR. Haync made
odiAielY upon the heels OF MIR. VS. lar famed aud
elaborate effort i, of tire lucid and -ioqten
rise TO III the Senate.
The Legislature Of Alabama las established Fun,
AMI Board OF Internal Improvement The Boar
consists a" SIC Directors drawn from different sections
oil S:a'e.-Their ".iTt attention is directed the
procurement OF Information Tie ptasiic ability
uniting the waters OF the Tuscaioosa with those
The COaSa river"
Tn Ma iona journal Is pleased 10 rnua.c Card o
NJ. RaIdoiphs, and thu. n,SrrpreSept lis spi i,Th,
fillmore Chronicle q" remembers TO iorg.i'' The expli
, explanation on the point, Tor which abuses
they, the ofore, expect us 10 answer III r STU
turc-?
f The National Gazeue approves OF the suctute
whicn We have made upon Mr.. But,i,s Speeches il
tie Senate-but does 90 not lect TO sen il
. the Enquirer" any complaint upon Mr. Ranho H.
f Speech All ,ia we say IL, hat the Natoua! G..
E zct:e has forgotten them.
A month has elapsed since Mr. Webster was 10 hav,
made his attempt TO ottst Duff Green--Hl lie ais
/ slept Ola" hi violated poni u
. GENERAL ORDERS.