Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-07
,WhOle No. S64.
'@' REVIEW ~, .'' @ (,
.' t.siotf OF THE ia l'am3t asu
Presidents Message,

AT the OPENING OF TnE

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remote causes, as well as ol the immed'-
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only one. Speaking OF President JACK
sox's recommendation TO Congress IN
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the President seems to understand that
both Houses Of Congress "(ully sustain.
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suffered from Mexico, and 'hat'"no d,'-
ference Of opinion on the subject is be-
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action nj P,.s;den, VAN RuerN wns
rather an act Of courtesy towards his
"illustrious predecessor, in whose "foot-
steps he had declared his inteN isa
to follow, than IN indication oi any
opinion Of his that War against Mexico,
upon such pretences, would be eiiher.
wise or honorable. We do not believe
that he entertained any such opsMion.
We are sure, indeed, that he dr5 Dos,
though possibly some Of the persons
abou, him might have done so. Per-
haps he had no ambition of military
fame, at the expense Of his couniry'a
peace and prosperity. Congress, nr
least, seem so TO have understood him
for they took no adva ntage Of his petite
Difference in returning the subIec, To
them TO determine "the time, the mode,
and the measure Of redress"
Having vindicated the truth of hist,-
ry in this particular, we turn to the two
subjects necessarily treaied Of in cou-
ne xion, which occupy nearly the whole
of the remainder Of the Presidents Mes
sage ..r.i .|
Tur ErN,Ncrs AND TIE T,RIrF
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