Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-18
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
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Tie Charlottesville Advocate relate. .hs following
snscdo's OF She President of the U 81
" 1t IL reported il Washington that the Prssd-u
pending those dsliborAon tn. Msy,vils Bill. was
bssat on every side by it, fisuds, AMI his OF the syt,m
oil which made pact, urgag upan hin every motive
of persona cop.ilsration to secure his signature. Hs
reply was worthy OF tin add ef he cause which lie
msgnAnimou'ly sustained; "gentlsmso said he, h-
people have placed the here under the expectation tina,
shall make the Constitution the guide OF my pub!c
conduct. Ii 10 jn.t and reasonable expectation, and
shall not be Disappointed II is my duty net less thsn
my ;nclinaion TO fulfil III aud at whatever per.onal
sequences to myset il shalt be fulfilled" Commentary
il sdless This language worthy OF president OF
thu United States The course which j, indicates will
him the support OF every Republican in the
Country"
The Message has been received 10y the Yartizln
presses Of Mr. Clay, precisely was expected Such
of them had the grace TO pross, respect TO-
State Rights. whtde down all the good it has effected,
conceal all The mlschie il has avsried, and sill ,hro W
up their cap. for III Clay His presses in Kentucky,
of course attsmpiag TO up every prejuise,
however ocal and low, against A. Jsck,ou. The Lex
ngton Reporter, OF bs household troopi, stoap5 Il
every sort oil sppSal-csntsnds, that the construction
Of this road. would have advanced the value OF the
property in this ,owa, and upou tn, whoa route OF hs
roai fifty per csut.. and which would have rsu:
ed essentially to the comfort AID convenience OF mil
lions Of peo2ls-(snd is it possible, that many
and such great interests csnnot raise the antng,
OF $3.50 0-invs'gh' against thi. high prercga-
tive" OF Veto"-asks whether " Must we remain in
danger, and endure az. thu evils Of having s sa.
utary measures, sanctioned by majority of the Re.
personalities OF the people, arrested aud parAyZsd by
the sole fla of mau?-and that during the whole
period of Gen Jaeksous Administration and long af-
ter the Government shall exsl:"and, finally, calls
upon ,hs wise heads of the Siats 10 think Of aud pro-
pose remedy, if there be one practicable why
what terms OF denuneiaoD, would ibis nau deem suit.
able to Mr. Msdison's celebrated Veto, against the
VIII ole system OF Internal Improv eme nts of lsl73
But, tue firm add patriotic course of Gen. Jack .on, i.
in no need OF Eulogsts-Out OF the many, which sup
port him, we have the following at banl:
owe hnd that his opinions upon ihis very impo tan,
subject meet the approba on OF the Republican rsrty
through the country about HON. il ia the sAms.
[S Cldirspi!e Ohs) GA,
"lts reasoning i. strong and the patriotism OF it,
thor never -houe brighter than in this instance There
s eviuced in il Differentiation to quad h. Con,tilu
ton and the money Of the peol., which must com
mand the respect even OF those who bold the
opinions. The President must have been we'll aware,
that hi. veto would cause much excitement il those
sections OF the country through which the road passes
and il argues high decree OF moral courage, n do
right with the CERTAINTY Of Toung the anger and
mics with plausible pretex for their obecsns ag ains
him. But the people, those who pay the tax for max.
ing these roads will, examining the subject thank
him for what he has dane. They will perceive that
man at the head OF aii,iIs husbands their
as prudent person would take Of his proper
ty. They will not fall out with Andrew Jack.on be
bau'e he will not squindrr millions OF dollars for small
and local epecHlaons, to the injury OF the country
the delay OF the payment of the public debt. II &c
Jack.on had signed the Mayeve road bill, we do moi
see why he might not sign the hundreds Of others be
g'og for money, which thrust Congress. last
winter TO the amount OF twenty FIVE millions OF dollars
| by 'he keen spscu stors Of the day And yet this
would be only beginning O'h-r projects would riss
l'k- rank weeds the least until The
treasury OF tho world could not suffice But Jackson
has checked ~ far In his powes these specula
tons on the Government TIE opposiiion may r>il Al
him as loudly az they please, they may burn him il
ethgy az they did Senator Bib in the middle Of the
May'viie road because nj his independent vote OF
| that subject, still the people will but admire bin tn,
more and support him dc more firmly "
ZnesUHe (O) Nessengrr.
'Ohio cannot enter into the eSp-dcncy OF ,uch
measure - the Msysve and Lexington p eject A. hi
and Indiana Illinois, and Missouri, stand alike commits
ted on this question" [Cola1nbus STATE Bulletin.
MIR. MADlSON-apd SoUrH CAROLINA.
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