The Arkansas advocate., 1832-01-25
,4..' o',i c.rslnsgtes naLIiisheE X. tie .Se. aasas .4dpocaie
 MATTHEW CUNNINGHAM, .anyor.

A letter from Washington to the
 New York Daily Advertiser, dated 9th
 inst. says" At half past Il o'clock the
 ex.pfesident, Mir. ADAMS. entered the l iiaii, nad took ilis sent or the ii left # of
 the Speakers chair at single desk,
 next 10 lhc area in front of the Clerk $
 table. He received tie congratulations lot his friends, and ef may who have itrsdiiecd him for sears. siis drcs. wns
 very plain, his dcrleailor unoeteatatious. i Iyct sufficiently courteous. lie walked.
 to and from the Capitol, sud probably
 will do so through the winter. although
 his residence is aAoattwo miles distant,
 YSfr. CLAY took his seat in fIle Sen
 htc, ard so appearance ln excellent
 health. The Sehstors paid their res
 poets iiidlsrfininatek. The n1echsn-
 ics and business men of the city gener Eaily we're extremely anxious 10 escort
 if. lay into the city. but were advis- ed by his friends from abroad hot to
 sse ny arraHgesnontiorl lhai purpose.
 ii ae with reluctance ticy .ielded so
 ihls advice {fiereis prohalls ao4awa.
 giiias ,or#eit-, where Mr. Clay IS more.
 poHuias thar be iz is1.t''siis cir.
 sos@ts C'vosiJse.' 'fs'se t.egiSlussaee
 elst on Maaday. rhc sei' uli. t guo- ] aani q hqtii .oaee- being presett. tl5etr l respective Committees waited on the ] ssov srpor, to inform him fiat they were I.grsparee to reeeive bis Message. Al o'tiock, or Tuesday tie Message oi. Governor Hamilton was transmitted simultaneous 10 both Houses. Ne silati ] publisf capions extracts from 1t hefeaf- ter- but in the msantime we lay before our readers. the following passage,
 ahieh recommends to the Legislature
 ior tae pyescs9 sessioa to suspend all ac- action upon the Tariff question:
 "sHilde am thns explicit in affirm ing fac uaquestiopsi,le existence Of this l flgitS~oi ihter,sosifioli. ard that, too, l. .org not inconsistent with ort jus; ob- !!sasioas 10 the Utiorl, (for We awe no obligations 10 the Union, excepting those necessarily resulting fsam, and l aanded on ihe powers We have clearly l aeiegaied.) l weui.i, n far recossa.ead lss tilat you should ssesv latesrose thai
 .s5s eFeisi power, fafler suggest the ex- sdieney of snspendins it's exercise at s8. pFese naoBelst.
 Fl Ao force he referred to the oniec-
 Ter oi aola acting if yiFyae ol tnis l is sii iaaeiion. ior t!la isaaisse! s.ss annuIi iIs oi tie tariff within our limits, 1 6 Iitose divisions which have 90 nnhap- i ptly existed among the good people oll tiis State, as lo the constitutional char
 seter aad prohaIie efficacy of this se-
 aed3, by the fact. thHt eaca hour Is q.
 maisilip5 sbese differences. and bring
 K, ;ae, vast body of the people into ] .sfeateF fisesa0nY, and aceosl h fegrfe- i iu.. tais Tafa af resistance fe De sS cor iseIvatige ia ifs character as it would
 prove peaceful in it's operation, much
 .siay oe found ia wlaat has transpired .luce our adjournment, to indieate the policy oi oar pausIng and awaiting the progress of events which must he dcci- saige of this interesting question ia all It's future consequences Or ulterior re- l ialionss
 "1dalic opinion demands that some jnod.lealion should be made. of iht. 1 tariif, by Congress at its next session.
 lis duty even il that body, was utter iiy regardless ot the just complaints Of
 aa ovef-bardened people, cannot be
 egajed, from tue cireuhisianee of the
 probable e1iiagaisii.nept oi the public 1 psbt, 0 s.lc ist oi jaauary 1853, with
 oui permitting a surplus 10 accumulate ii the Treasury, not necessary for the public wants. We are bound 10 wait
 antil we see, what this body will do, when they siiais moi have :, single pre- text for denying us the blessings of free
 trade and light taxation. Besides, By every sentiment of kindness and cosn- lty towards those delegates from the other free trade portions of the Union, N hn. in the recent cnnvantion at ph,;;iia- deIpnia, who have so zealoIsly and pat
 rioiIcally co-operated in tue effort 10 obtain for our country blessings 60 essen sal 10 its liberty and happiness, we aIe bound to take no attitude. during the present session of Congress, that
 will prevent calm, peaceful. and sat isileleiy atJustment of this question, which will he submitted to it's delibera-
 Hons, nnder circumstances so solemn :, authoritative aHd imposing. We must