The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-10

Message Of the President of the United
States, delivered 70 both Houses of Con-
gress on the Isl instant.
To4e Senate Gai House Of Representative.
81 the asted States.

81 t4e AsitI StGteS.
FrLIow. CrrizxNs: You have been assembled
~ your respective halls Of legislation under
proclamation bearing the signature Of the illns.
tiogs citizen who was SO lately called by the di.
Icot SURFACES Of the People 10 the discharge Of
the important functions Of their chief executive
Office. Upon the expiration Of single menih
from TIE day Of bis installation. he has paid the
great eeb, of Nature. leaving behind name as.
ISOLATED with tie recollection Of nU.ieFous bene.
as conferred upsn the country during long life
OF patriotic DEVOTION. With this public bereaye.
mant are connected other considerations which
will not osca pc lie attention Of Congress. The
preparations necessary for his removal to the seat
OF Goverumes. IA view Of residence Of toar
wears mas, haze 6syolvsd npGn the late Pres.
dent heavy expenditures, which, It permitted to
harden the lla.lled resources Of his p.ivats for
tlas, msy Tend seriously 10 the embarrassment Of
has s1ts.'.ug fzmiiy and Il is therefore respect
fli'y submitted 70 Congress Nhether the ordina-
sy principles Of astice would nol dictate the pro
lr.ety Of is es.siafiye interpos,ioa. Blythe pro
visions Of the Fundamental law, the powers aud
duties Of the high station to which be was elec.
ted have dev0lvea upon uie and in the dispositions
oi the representatives ct the States anu Of the
People VII. be found, 70 great extent, solution
Of the problem 10 which our Institutions are for
the first time sob, seted.
In entering upon the du..es Of this Office. | did
not feel that i woGld be becoming 10 me to dis
iurt what had bcen ordered By my lamented pre-.
deeessor Whateyer therefore may have been
my Opinion, org a4ly. as 10 tae proprieiy OF con.
veailg Congress At 50 early DAY from that Of
IS late Adjournment, I found new and control
ins indueemen, not 10 interfere with the p2iri-
Gle cesres 81 the late President, IN the novelty
OF the si.nsi.on N wish Vas 50 unexpectedly
placed Ny FIST wish under such circumstances
would necessarily have teeE 10 hare called 10 my
aid 10 the administration If public affairs the
combined wisdom e The tao Ileases Of Congress,
IL order &c i4ks the,r tounsel and advice as to the
Best mode Of sxlFc4tiag the CD ssTr -aent and tns
cogutry from The snba:TassIaents y Ching hes-
vily on both. an then moe. happy N finding
myself So sooa after ny zceession 10 the Presi-
asIey surrounded by tie immediate Representa-.
tres Of be s..-les and People
No important changes h1v!u- taken place in
or foFs "a relations sacs The las. session Of Cen.
Er.as, il IS 10. d-ened necessary on this occasion
10 60 intO detaiiea statement in regard 70 them
an happy 10 say thai see nothing 10 destroy
tEs hope of beng a5le 20 preserve peace.
The ratairztlon Of tho treaty with Portugal
Las bean dolly exchanged between the two GOV.
sfnmcnis. Thss Garernu9snt has not boeE mat.
isnnre 10 TIE 4stesgs.s Of those OF cur citizens
wao hare clans "a the Government Of Spain
f11noed On express treaty stipula:ioas, and hope
inGulgs1 thai lie rsPrsssrtatiors which have
been t1s6s to ia4t Government on tl-s sgllec.
la1y isS6 clc .ong 10 beneficial results
A eorlssYc7deHee d. t1kCH place between the
Secretary Of state and tie Minister o. her Byi.
ianaIs Majesty accredited 70 his Gcvernment on
iAs saiseet Of Als1Au1st MIsol's indictment
and imprisonment, copies u ghisL are aereE IN
communicated ~ Congress
IL A2.ifoa e Lss zppesrs from these papers,
q. nay he proper 10 siats that Alexander MLsod
sas been he2sd 1F tie Sapisns Court Of toe
state Il New o-A % bis s8a,ioa % 5e dlseharg.
I'd from Imprisonment an1 that the deeia.oa q
ts4i GcHri h&s aos Tel hesa pronounced.
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