Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-23

l., IRStqeRt .HeSSdSS.-NlucH oil Ills ue
voiedto our relations with Mexico, and /
presents 10 the world noble vindicaior
| Of thsGountry, land her whole conduc, TO
4 lwnrds that per6dious nation. 1t will bt
read&iih pride by our cilizeus, and viii
stand4or ages as the true and reliable ex
puositon Of tho real merits of this coutro
yersW The lorbearance, The masnanimity
aud ntaeable temper Of our great naliol
uodeEaecumulated wrong are set forth il
colour as true as they are glowing. The
Justice or every political step, and every
pusiii9n of national law taken by US, i:
seld1ah by facts aud arguments clear and
| irrefulabie. We hope every American
citizs9 will cnrefully and imparlially be,
ruse Ibis part of the message.
!, TbeIP President recommends to the ia.
yyorabk consideration of Congress. modi
ficaali6as of the Sub Treasury Law, sus,
sss,edin The Report Of the Secretary oi
T The. Tfsasury.
|, lie Slso recommends The establishment
II B Baauch of The United States MluI in
| the scitS of New York.
Hes4 Recommends The adoption Of the
Secretaryxof Wars suggestion that the
rank aM Gie, OF The army be increased.
He 5ecommends a strict adherence to
the tariff law Of ls46, but suggests the
proprd8y, as a war measure, oflempoia.
~ dutgzs upon some articles Of the free
TIC rssenue orlhe fiscal wear ending 30lh
yJlpas 1916, was: S29,499 .247 06-lO0
The, xpendilure for
llie ssmc period, S2e,03l.ll4 20. 100
Tie aispuul Of the public debt, including
Treaslry uoles ou
tllesHt December ), -,
lSl6iwas s24,25G, lsl 60 100
Of waiiclf sun ,Sl7,7sS,799 62-lOO
was 6pis, ,anling, March 4tii lsl5.
Amosgt incurred since, Sc, ,467, ,694 SO 100
lfibeSwar should continue until 29Ih
JuneY f5I5, an additional sum of twenty
Ihfesaalfons Of dullurs will be required
in adailpn 10 lhe ordinary revenue.
| 'rhe feSsnue Of the Posl . lice for lhe fs ,
cal yEar ending 3Jtb June, -. r.-
lS46s@as S3,457,l99
DurIngsdbe same period the dI5burse
mentsEwere $;4.03i,297 % 100
He sIecpmlneuds The adoption of The
graduainn syslem in the price of the pub
lie landg as. d. s....s.s,i. .s-s,,.ae, ,..i
sssssaa s!essal iea4 niue sns FsSsRaa C saaai
the Disbursements by adopting The nodi-
ficalinns suggested by The Postmas,s.
General. without changing the present
rates Of Postage.
The Message gives a pleasing picture
of the iulure prosperity aud advancing
greatness Of our uoble country IT exhib-
ATS 10 The world that even with The incu
has of loreigu war upon US, our 6nuucss
IRE in favorable condition and our credit
never higher thsa al this moment. II
also refules the absurd predictions which
have been iudulgsd in by an iulemperale
opposition. and Jy interested Glasses OF
ruin aud disaster which were to 0yerwhrlm
lhc great interest of ou' cuunuy.-duguS,a
CoastitutioaaliSt.
The Message We can pay no higher
compliment to The message than to say
hal il is worthy Oi the last. Ii is destined,
if wc!are MOI grossly mislaken,lo attain The
same celebrity with lis "illusIrious prsde.
cessur." We have heard Of saving OF
one of the most distinguished aud clear.
cst-headed men in The land, which We beg
leave TO repeat. The message wa, read
to him by a friend. lie requested the mos,
important passages to be read over tu him
a second time. He scauued the sen,i
nents Of the President in relation 10 "the
military possession. of The conquered
province Of Mexico, and finally pronoun
ced the whole message TO be as irnpreg
nable iu its positions as il was admirable
in-ils views and statements
A fedel aisl OF fine talents and taste
pronunnces The message to be conclusive
o. The war question, and declares il 10 bs
the most lucid and powerful viudlcaion u
the government that has ever yet beer
published. -
The view Of The Mexican Question i.
the prominent part of it. 1t demonstrate
. the Justice of the war, aud Tue proprieIy o
The course we have pursued. But 70
once We prefer all opposition paper tt
speak upon tais topic, aud that paper il
.he New York Courier and Enquirer.
!. Ii is liberal as well as just in its Tone
Washington Union.
From the Courier and Enquirer.
The Presidents Message.-Tnis doc
unIent reached US by governmen, ex
press at half pas, nine o'clock last. ev en-
lug, aud will be found in our columns hi
morning. is a document Of great length
bnt Il will be read with absorbing inlcres
by all classes of our fellow citizens an
we are happy TO add, that all which refer
to our regulations with Mexico-embra
, cling throe fonrths of the whoIe-wilI CIV
very general satisfaction. For ourselve:
we say unhesilalinsly that this portion c
The message does great credit to tho eS
eciilive, aud viii be u noble vindicalion {