The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-18
THE ADVOCATE.

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On Tuesday Dec. Tat ~ o'clook, n the
;, President of the United States, ,commu7
nicated to both Houses of Congress
-aS ,xy.liJs thfRslfeies Lns Sfe.f
; the Aslsal's lS'll's'aS MESSAGE. ss.a osa,
-aFslJ.v sc;Hseas Of tie Ssnuts,j 4 risnr
enc and House Of Repysssntaiipss;osa o..
sTAe, pleasure ! have in congratalating
Won on your return to your constitutional
duties is much heightened by the salts
seiion which the condition Of our beloved
country ab this, period justly sinspires.--
The bene6esnt author of all good has
granted to W, during the present year,
health, peace, and plenty, and numerous
causes for Joy in the wonderful success
Witch attends the progress of our free in
stitdtions. .fcrodi sr bsdoei srz .,isaa brad
With q population unparalleled in its
increase and possessing.a character which
combines The 'hssrdihood Of enterprise with
the consideration i8f wisdom, we see in ev-
ery section Of our rihappy cooatry9 steady
Improvement in the means Of social inter-
course, and correspondent effects upon
the gepius and laws Of our extended Re-
f1The AappareIt exceptions % the hafmol
nv ofitiis prospede are obe referred rath-
ar to inevitable diyersitles ipthe various
interests which enter into the composition
of so extensive a whole, than to any want
of attachment TO the Union- interests
whose collisions serve only, in the end, to
foster the spirit decentralization and patri-
6tism, so essential 10 the preservation of
that union. which, ! most dovpptly hope,
IA destined to prove imperishable.
In he midst st these blessings, we have
recently Witnessed changes in'the condit-
. ion of other nations, which may, in their
c0Aseduences, Gull far the utmost oyigil-
ance. wisdom, and Nnapimity in our coun-
ties, and the exercise Of all the modera-
ton and patriotism Of our people.
The Important notifications Of their
aaoyernann,,eint, III effected with 30 much cour-
ace and wisdom BY the people ofFrance,
afford . happy presage OF their future
course a ana has naturally ELECTED from the
kinndTxed feelings Of this nation that spon-
faneouus and Universal burst Of applause in
which YOU have participated. In congrat
ulstinng ypu, ny fellow citizens, upon an
event So auspicious to the dearest inter-
estt,, Of, mankind, ] do no more than re-
spond 10 the voice Of my country, without
transcending, III the slightest degree, that
salhtary maxim ofthe ilIustrious Washing
ton,which enjoins an abstinence from all
Indifference with the, internal affairs Of
CHEZ nations. From people exercising
ii tie most unlimited degree, the right Of
self government, and enjoying, as derived
from this proud characteristic under the
favor or heaven, much OF the happiness
with which they are blessed; a people
who can an point ia triumph TO their free in ]
stitutiens, and challenge comparison with
the fruits they bear, as well as with the
moderation, intellig gence, and energy, with
which they are administered, from such a /,
people, the deepest sympathy was to be !
expected in astruggle for The sacred prjn.
ciples 6fliberty, Conducted in spirit eve
ry,wai worthy 81 the cause, and crowned
by an heroic moder alton which has dis
armed revolution ofits, terrors. Notwith-
standing the strong assurances which the
man whom we so sincerely love and just
" admire, has given to the world ofthe
high character of the present King ofthe
French, and which, ifsustained to the end,
viii secure to him the proud appeliation of
Patriot King, Il is not in his success, but
(p that Of, The great principle which has
borne him I" the throneAthe paramount
authority Of the public will-that the A
nerican people rejoice. r
! am happy to inform you that the an
which were indulged at the
|Iais, Of my last communication on the I
kubject, ,of our foreign affairs, have been |
PllyTePlizsd u several important particu-
|ars. ''''' onA t-'onF af" i3Ql
An arrangement has been effected with
Sreet Britain. in relatiohto 10 the trade be-
wecn the United Stxtes and her West
pdia and North American Colonics,,
1hich has settled a-question that has for
lars aGSyasd) maitcr Jdr cootention- and Ilc
ncafiuninterrupted djscussion and has Il
zen the subject Of no less than six nego- II
edona, in a manner which promises re- {
US highly favorable to the parties. 4