Southern telegraph., 1838-01-09

e The S'Ipe's', =
,.4in1ed o. 1,e 10 rranklin tells Of, who'
b. e@ on God Oh All - interrupted /. ga
j, "o1 ", No, no !! Ali fist, God
cryisq,s me o' President does not, It is
lr, the lho,e length of this " ,,, .,
:, the "Ilo,v ,, short of it. Much OF
h'ris saw be pardoned, in consIde-
re adi'''1 o;,pesident's real causes OF gfa-
to 9 !'s,I,t entering our solemn protest st
Fp, TI .s.. from so high STATEN it shall
i i, ia, u 70 The world that no ordinary
pom ~ the administration OF Gene
is11ss| :. rest Of the Government
,cSsoi INTO the shadow of utter dark :.
cas- ,::,,.snifcance by the reta'gence OF
pad ~ I'm is made 10 beam around ms
H' ~. S" he did not compromise on any
= n our Intercourse with t'reig"
|r'' +" ~ honor or the peace of the ma
r. ,r ~ ssv nothing of the honor ct the
v. 80 should he sorry to be able to
F :. leaders, that the honor of the ma
p 'Iseo compromised during any part
a, -. ~ administration but when the
'a :I.ot is landed for not having com
( (lsi the peace of the nation, it IS in the
9t, no.or;ous fact that if he had not
w. ..,;ned-if he had not almost lite
tb;s hands tied by the coordinate
'''o # the Government, the u. States
L.rs been Mt this moment not only
N FOREIGN WAR, but in trio of
- 10 one of which would have been, in
man. cruel and unnecessary, and the
rTfIl, wanton, and reckless.
10, without emotions which we will
,nross. that we find that the project of
II war IS revived in the message be-
and that, not content with the fame
o,- arms have won in the war raging
onr borders, the administration pro-
resort to the powers of Congress to
Nv an appeal to arms, the settlement
.r claims Of our citizens, some of
frsrv doubtful right, and the whole
-es, sirnifican'c, against the govern
= I2eo7!e of MExIco!
D, recommendation contained IN this
he message be not mere fetch--a
he wha!e-to divert an exasperated.
from The roal grievances under which
e suffering from ,nal-adminisiratinn
, 4. in short, it means what the Ian
4 The message expresses, then have
ale of the United States, with
.. treasury anil a daprccia;Ing cur
a fearful prospect before them. a
,nriiy in Congress can make war,
one vote short OF tw0-thirds of bo.h
could not make peace without the
tian Of the Executive and if We
saved from the shamc of d foolish
i the crime of needless one, we
7n be inheh'cl TO Congress for pro-
rs from this Mexican war, which,
misfortune. It s2poars, the late PrcsI-
the United States left as a legacy to
cSSor.
ave not seen the papers n?on which
lewcd recommendation of ui'erio-
3 against Mexico is profcssed!y
We shnIl read them, however, as
they are printed, and shall not fail
our readers fully acquainted with
,racter and consequence.
ave not time today to extend our re-
D ether topics of the message. which
:, arc no: unworthy of further no
Ic While. the message appears to us
aryjn. hues which it might be sup
, have received from The few canti-
friends Of the Executive who were
in their ar:iva! at the seat of Go
Mt, and spreads nets for popularity
st every direction. |. offers boon
section Of the Uaion where it pro-
he Gra;Iabis. To the South, Tex
he Wes', the public lands 20 the
the recusant Nor!h--no;hing. With
cvs after The public domain the mes
I find especial favor. Twenty-Five
n acre, and then nothing Free
-t!eIp yourselves ! 1t will he the
IF the squatters. Bat will the pen
rge--the great public of this grca;
be deceived hy the snsared p'au-
ofthis message
nall sce.-Nct. intel.