The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-21
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS ON THE
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE, &C.

! FROM me Hdrg0rd (Cf) Patriot and Eagle.
The state Of thugs in regard to President Tyler
and his Message, precisely this The sympaI hes
OF the people gushing forth spontaneously toward
him aud has doctrines But the file leaders of both
paros and the rioent partisans on either hand are
holding them back with all their might. MIR. Clay 5
prospects In regard 10 The succession rest entirely
his AGILITY To head Captain Tyler, and to substitute
scheme OF finance for the Fiscal Agent proposed
IN the Message Therefore the is to be taken
from Mr. Clay, AMI the Whigi majority in Congress
will contri,e ways and means to render oJious the
scheme of Mr. Tyler, and to introduce another in
stead bearing the cognomen of Mr. Clay Probably
the Wings Congress obsequious enough 10 fol-
low this lead and eiec1 this result
This will kill Mr. Clay. Mr.. Tyler is not trying
to do H. any body else, but at tins uncture OF
ars, it happens 10 be apparently for Mr. Clays inte
keep open question: which the country would
be glad 10 settle on the terms of Mr. Tyler. The ca
pasts, the merchant, The iacturer, the farmer,
all are willing 10 give up the Bank controversy and
settle down a permanent Fiscal Agent which
uniting all the advantage OF an independent lreasu-
ry, and avoiding detects, shall keep the public
neys safe, and give the country sound currency.
The air butt castle otthe old paper system is lumb.
ling to the ground Tor il was based unsubstan.
| tial foundation. We shall not stopto mourn It's un
time end, nor shall we STIR up Its oathsome remains
to offend the nostriIs Of honest Requiescat ia
pace, and dust to dust
There is a destiny that shapes our ends There is
everything Providence which guides the affairs of
almost alone the object OF unmeasured abuse from the
Wing party, and OF dersive wonder from the other
Ii Mr. Tyieis vetoes have frustrated the purposes OF
politicians, the result now Is, the rayng OF the ho-
nest and patriotic every where around him. w that a
contrast A lesson to all those who hold no prlnc-
pie but such subserves their interest. Let them
look to John Tyler and his present envable pos,lon
and learn that honesty is the best policy
From the " H. Sentinel
Presidents MeSSdge,-As whole this document
appears to be well received by the Wing press gene
rally, and by some, at least of the Opposition With
regaId to the great subject OF Currency and Exchange
we have net light sufficient yet, to form any thing
like decisive opinion That such currency would
answer all the desirable purposes there can be no
doubt-that the system of Exchange would cure the
great evil and soon compel the Southern and West
ern Banks to pay specie or wind up we verify believe.
Alter ALL much may depend features yet to be re.
ported 10 bill, and the operation of the machine for
the future as Sscll for the present emergency Col
Benttu, s would not the ony opportunity
he could seasonaby have to give his friends the Gu.
and is out IN bitter hostility 1t is like charter 10
exist term OF years but "amendable at any pc
Rod. The fate of the great bank, after it became
State Institution, and the almost weekly details OF de-
alcatlons and downright roguery, in similar nstltu-
tons, have operated 1t must be confessed, TO extend
the party preudlces against any thing like bank,
and SO will have tendency to make look with
more favor on the Presidents project.
The Presidents views in relation TO the Navy will
be popular
We are pleased with the proposition to remove to
the Federal Court such State actions in their result
the General Government must be onswerable for
Also the recommendation to look after the Smithsonl-
fund, fnot all sunk in the purchase Of Arkansas
State stocks
From The Skdnedtcies Columbian.
The Presidents lMssdge-We have, tbs week
the pleasure OF presenting to our readers the Pesi
dents annual mes age-a document always imprr-
tant but IN the present instance possessing UNI
common merit and promising to be unusually popular
1t is indeed able and well written state pater
such can hardly fail TO gam for its dIsngu SIDED
author consideration abroad and to restore him. in
great measure, to the confidence and affection Of the
people at home. With some two or three exceptions
1t appears be all that the Wings lesired-ceitaDy
It is much more than they expected 1t TO be- and from
the remarks heard in this village last week when
the message was first received without comment it
would that Locofoco friends are also salts
fled with it, 1t would be rare piece of good luck
indeed, If Mr. Tyler, who last summer pleased nobo-
dy should now be 50 fortunate TO please every body
From The Albany Erening Journal
The President and The PreSs.-The Wing Press
throughout this State, speak highly, and most
warmly in favor OF the Presidents Message Almost
all of them approve generally Of the Fiscal Agency