Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-03-13
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ThesP resdent's Proclamation of Deem
Der 10Th, respecting the conduct Of Soutf
Carolina, had reached the British capital
The London Courier Of Jan. It'll, thus com
ments upon this document :--Globe.
The Proclamation of the President of the
United States, which appears in our journal o
this dfy, will, no doubt, be peruscd with grea
interest by all who are aware of the Importance
of the great political problem, which is now
lin PROGRESS Of being solved. of whather the
various Provinces of the United States can
be held together by the Republican form Of
Government. 1t may be said that no man,
perhaps, was better fitted, by midncss of de-
meanor, power Of argumeit, and decision of
character, for the performance OF the ap1uous
duties of Chief Of a Republic, than General
Jackson We had occasion, not many days
since. to Law before our re dcrs the Address OF
General jackson to the Pngress-an address
mot less valuable as spdlnen OF sound reas-
Ioning and extended gone hl views, Than as a
document of State. Thdpresent argumenta-
tive proclamation is OF ai;ill more important
Icharacter.-It is the slime that a President
Eof the United States hash,d occasion to ad
dress his fellow citizens, nsuch terms, on the
momentous question Of domestic disunion
We recommend this adde's to the serious con-
Isideration Of our readers and esp ecially at
the present time, when wehre threatened with
an attempt at the separatifl OF England and
i Ireland.
The London Globe mafs the following re-
mark upon the same doculent:-
\ The base, the naughty ind the malignant,
lwere ,ll cock a-hoop at III news from Amer
j, lea. and chuckled at the Inspect Of division
.ibetween the provinces of te largest and most
!. thriving commonwealth ! earth Already
phrases, sentences, and dIsPurses On the stabll-
: itv of republican nstituti4s were pm the anvil
i in great forwardness and preparation. The
!, Presidents speech may ptsibly, like the elec.
lions. and the fall of Antvfrp, change the ten
or and check the pride of hese masterly per-
y formers in the chorus of ad\lation and Swiftly.
The temper and judicious language OF GAQer-
c al jackson seems the foreIlnner Of conciha.
ton and concession.
From the London Standard
Tho American Proeidont's speech is as wei
IWTItteIl anu tHc JUS
by great deal of The Messages to Congress
that we have read during many years. MI
Joseph Hume, andthe others who would pro
scribe as, s'cant and humbug," the public &c
acknowledgement of Gods Providence, will fin
that General jackson is not of their school
The brave soldier, successful leader, and abb
politicians, is not ashamed to open his address
to his brother republicans, with grateful &C
acknowledgement of competence Of theFather o
jail Mercies, far stronger and more humble
than that against which the Member for Mid
dlesex lever odious Middlesex) divided a Bri
fish House of Commons. Mr.. Hume ant
Company may despise the christian example
fof Bacon, Hale, Chatham, and Pitt; or scorI
the humble temper in which Wolfe and Nelson
owned their moral dependence, but they re
spect the example Of the idol Of the more de
mocratical faction in rydemocratical Com
monwealth. They cannot think of imputin,
'cant and humbug" to the Hero of New Or
leans.
From Nics's Register
FOREIGN News. London papers to the 6tl
jan, have been received at New York. The,
do not contain any important intelligence.
The King Of Holland has refused to sane
Al L. r.