Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-09

FROM me .'iOFntHg HeTdfd)
THE PREsIpENr's MEssAGE.-Last night we recev
ed by the Slas Richards, New York papers the 9Th in
slant These papers contain the Message OF President
Jackson 10 Congress, ut its assembling The document
though long, consider OF sufficient importance 10 lay
before readers continuing, il does, copous state
mcnt al the condition. both foreign and domestic, of OF
the oushng commercial nations on the face of the
earth It's in the very nature OF addresses ofhs dcscrp
.on to assume tone OF sclicongra,uaton, which
es carries With IT an appearance OF exaggcra,on, and
even OF boasts but il is evident from the facts appealed
that the United States of America only progress
sivey advancing in all the arts and improvements of civil
iScd ic but are rapidly extending their trade in every d
recon under the auspices of Government at once vigil
lanl economical, and pacific. We have time refer
to the different topics alluded 10 in the Message but
should not omit the statement respecting the
entered into with Great Britain in reference the colonial
trade Ihe trade thereby authorized observes the Presi-
dent has employed to the 30h ofScp last, upwards of
10000 tons OF American and 900 foreign shipping
III tho outward voyages and in the inward nearly equal
amount oil American and 20 900 only of foreign tonnage
w 18th all our boosted knowledge OF the causes and princi-
pies OF commercial prosperity in this country would any
oil our statesmen presume up, in the following
words, the effects of the system they have been pursuing
AN impulse has been given 10 commercial enterprise
which Hills our shpyads with constructions, cncou-
RACES all the arts and branches of industry connected with
them, crowds the wharyes of cities with vessels and
covers the most dis!an, with canvass We will ask
iurther could the President OF the United States have
used the same language sef if he had been permitted
ocaiy mo iui elect the theory OF trade which he
Is dcSrouS OF Importing from Europe! One of the peculi
aries OF the document TO which allude is the silence
Or rather the reserve it exhibits this very subject The
tarh question is evidently delicate point, and, il there
be struggle for the Presidency, would be more likely
than any other, 10 determine the fate othe contest The
state OF their finances has always and especially of late
years furnished the OF America with am acrcea
bic subject Of congratulations Neither it omitted in this
address. Ater stating the sums appropriated during the
last year 10 the discharge oil the public debt, the President
informs the Congress that the whole debt may be cxn-
Sushed either by the redemption purchase within four
years OF his administration Upon the whole this document
which like all the documents OF that
spirit OF peace which It's conduct has uniformly counten-
anced, contains many enlarged and statesman like views
contempacs many improvements but holds out little pros
pect, TO judge from the moderation of tone of meeting
US on INC reciprocity system IN any other spirit than that
OF proins by our berality The project for cxngusf-
ing the Indian title TO their lands, though mildly and
pauaiby announced, is of different character from the
other parts OF the same document But ii is in vain that
phanhiopiss will question what all Governments have
Prachsed the seizure, upon prctext other the
possessions of those who had not power TO defend ,bc,n
selves against aggression.
(tfom The London Co,lrier)
me dgesident MeS9Fhf 'i0asrStc tone adopted to-
"eG' ms counry but what will excite peculiar eraiii-
cation TO the friends of American Independence is the al
luon to the prosperous condition of the finances it being
announced that the whole debt OF the country NAV be ey9
present President. There can be little doubt we tbnt
oil perfectly satisfactory termination the que on of
pouhae' Inc TWO governments are, by interest as well
as good feeling influenced in their view of that question
and is not likely that they will allow any little difference
oil opinion TO prevail against the important conviction that
Tor the sake OF independence and freedom it is essential n
nave cordial understanding between constitutional coun-
America should be cordially disposed towards each obr
IN order TO counterfeit the effect OF Holy Alliance Ico
which now exists in the force OF its predecessor although
II is not found convenient TO acknowledge deiermin
ton to enforce its doctrines and extend ITS power
(Fiom The .1{dnchestcr GUdroian)
Like the preceding Messages which have cmanotcd
from Cen Jackson it is manly, frank, and perpicuous
exposition OF the state OF the affairs OF the Commonwealth
(Fron' the London IiRes)
The Message OF the American President is Discourse
OF which, although the full credit beIonps IN the ,o
ment OF the United States, the visions integrity and CON
ciliaory spirit my be turned account by other nations
III their policy, both foreign and domestic From the ra
pd but comprehensive sketch which Gen jackson takes
OF the relations between this Republic and FOREIGN pn,y
~
ana cordially he employs in speaking of the latter.
(From The Morning Clroncle)
The Message OF the American President must opnear
sti@nge document to European Statesmen He actually
says that he has nothing conceal! from the people What
would statesmen in Europe be without conceancnt and
The Message Of tho American President to the Con-
very interesting document developing the present CON-
dilOn and future prospects of the United Slate H
are spoken oil IN glowing terms; and allowing for some
partial cXagSeraon 1t must be universally felt that the
American nation has attained and is promised conu,I-
ancc OF state of prosperity which may wei excite bo
envy OF every European power, England herself not cx-
copied.
(ffon he Liverpool CAroniclc.)
IL contains full and candid exposition Of the affairs both
foreign ana domestic, OF the United States and the facts
Wch are disclosed afford the most convincing evidence
the great and rapid progress which that country is maxine
im every branch OF national and commercial prosperity
Inc advance ofthc United States i'm population ogricu
ture commerce, and all the of civilizations is we he
ueYe quite unparalleled in the history of the World The
paragraphs which refer to the relations of The o,,,
Message is extremely conciatory and pacific but holds
out no decided promise OF any repeal or even of any very
considerable modification of the obnoxious tariff aliboupi
the subject Is recommended TO the consideration of Con-
gres But the most remarkable passage in the address i,
mat IN which the President audcs the ourshng state
oil the finances The Whole of the National Debt he oh,
serves may be expected to he exnguhcd either BIZ re-
depton or purchase, within the four wears of his a
mratlon, that Is 10 sayin the course of the ensuing
Twelve months, three years having already elapsed since
zen Jackson was placed at the head the government
hen viii AN English monarch be able to come down to
II I'm
ENGLAND.
LoHdon Money Warbet, Dec 3O.-IIaf past O'clock
nave heard that the letters Of refusal OF the BELGIAN
mousse 20 oe persons who wrote for a slice of the Stock
Exchange, have been delivered this morning and many
nave bcen disappointed. Tho other letters co,npving
WIN he request OF tie writers for slice are TO be dclv
cred this afternoon Report says that the loan will bc L.
sued at 40 with an allowance Of per cent ON promp
payment which will reduce it's price 20 II l. and il IL
expected 1t viii bear premium Of per cent C',ne,s
nave continued most part Of the morning at 81 t8 10 IA
very t'le doing AT present the spectators are doubtful
now 70 act the continental information being so contra
qc'fy IN regard TO the future conduct Of Holland and
7sa W thc pending grand question Of the ratification of
the "o'y'--lhFee O'Clock, Consols for account 81 I-8
Lt1@Pooi Dee. 3I.--Tbe extensive yoollcn house of
|,ey anu 9nalpagc, Of Leeds have stopped payment
CRENf iHE IN LGyERPoo1.--The most extensive
ihu ocsueVe e That has occurred in yerpoo for many
years past TOOK place IN Fcnwck st. on Thursday NIGHT
Dec ~. The fire began between and 10 ocIock In
paper warehouse, 10 Fchwck street. and soon Afterwards