Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-04
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Law next, The day after the com
e.smsnt OF the Session. This doeu
~ eyen 10 the " most weak and piping
Of peace.n is anxiously looked for
H. are therefore happy, on this occasion
II = enabled 10 give our readers, IN anli
.,lion, a glimpse at IFS contents:-and
!. in our power, not from any private
,,,s Of intelligence. but from perusal
,..terdays Globe, which contained, in
,s,torial columns, an authorized erpose
',bat the Message is to be Proceed
hen, to give summary Of some oil
,anics which are to be set forth ard
..s..sI: and, first Of the Bank.
I've are given TO understand that the
,.,v over the Bank is considered, al
.'d Quarters, as great triumph as the
..,ure of CORVALLIS and, oil course, the
Nm will be again denounced in !" good
,,rms." and perhaps some additional
Fsihmehs recommended another fang
bs extracted from the monsters
.Ssl'
IA Fnraees-Congress will be con
utulated on "the state of the Treasury
brh viii be announced as in the highest
cree prosper Gus, covering the fomen.
b. 81 panic with confusion"
sd .4ymy, Mary, and Pubic Lands.-
he Message, on this point. is 10 say that
al The operations Of The military and
ayal service, all The concerns growing
ii Of the public domain, are likewise un-
srstood TO be flourishing; thus attesting,
h results, the care aud skill with which
lev are managed"
ia. Post Otiee.-It will be absolutely
,,asssry, when touching upon this diff
aa abject, TO take bold ground at once !;
M hence the Message is TO declare that
"a department.. also, is flourishing,' and
conducted with care and skiil'-" taking
10 accom-. the amazing extent of its ope-
sions; the unparalleled clogs upon them
abuses committed for the benefit Of the
BOX, whilst it has been waging hostilitIes
.ainst the Executive, and the unwilling
IS in he proper authority 10 sanction
mporary advances until the recovering
sources of The Department could get the
liter Of burdens Unexpectedly and I'm
urantably cast upon it'll!
What taking into account"is here.
81. Foreign .91airs. The provident
perntendencc OF the Government over
loreisn affairs,n is TO be duly lauded
the annual Qualification raised at
Treaty after treaty with nations in 5oth
nisphcres, with whom we had none but
Ared TO have them; satisfactory ar
lgements of difficulties by statutory re.
atoms where treaties were impractical,
or inexpedient; the prompt settlement
pecuniary claims due 10 our Citizens
hon divers nations of Europe after ante
n delays SO piotracted. and impedments
some instances so formidable, as TO
aSe long caused them 10 be looked upon
nearly hopeless the summary punish
beat Of distant marauders, upon our com
Esfce, in seas where our warlike flag had
Earcely before been heard Of &c &c."
6!h. French Treaty AS this is really
important matter, and the views Of the
ADMINISTRATION Of great interest to the
Eouatry, we quote the language Of the
Government Official entire.
upon this delicate subject, we enter
lvo 10 doubt but that we shall have from
be Executive, communications perfectly
aislaetory regarding our own past coutse
Fbch, indeed. has been forbeaIing. But
here are high guarantees Def ire the world
at the sense Of justice that has asked
nothing not clearly right, has, as its
associate in the same bosom, a spirit
At will not submit to wrong and if
sncc designs 10 tIifle with us, which we
pud not now assert, she will find that
mistakes the spirit of this country.
le federal Journals have already, We
haware, begun to talk about dangers
our commerce, as their predecessors
IN 1912, when England was offering
hevery imaginable outrage. But glad
We TO think, that the interests and
NOR Of the nation are not in federal
aplng now, any more than they were
federal keeping then; and whilst for
a'ance hitherto is a pledge that nothing
ply is contemplated, The character Of
tpresent Executive, and the wisdom Of
" democratic counsels, give full assur-
Go that neither the rights nor dignity
he country will be overlooked, should
serious misunderstanding arise with
ance. Ii the question now depending
sween the two nations deserves TO be
aracierized as one in which France is
hing, and the United States suffering
Prong, we have every hope that it will be
0n changed BY just views on both sides,
Me Importance of harmony and good
MI between them. In any event, how.
'ef' our cuuntrymen may be satisfied
at whether 1t is proper to rely still longer
The iorbearance OF our Government, or
power, the conduct of the Administra,
% will be in accordance with the true
plerests Of the nation.
This Is diplomatic enough. Those who
30 "see through milestone" will doubt
be able, easily, to disc over by this.
pow the wind is to blow in the French
kaaher.
These are the main points to be touch
on in the Message. They shew, &C
(pidns TO the Globe, and it will doubtless
shown in the Message, 1.-THE Bank de
''l'd, the Treasury full, our foreign trade
nInently prosperous, every branch Of in
email industry active and promising, with
Coed currency beginning TO glitter
SIOugh the land all this in December"
y this let all the party say AMEN and