From the National Intrlligencer.
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We do not propose to offer to our readers any
thing like an exposition of the topics of the Mes
sage. They so perspicuously presented in the
Document itself as to need no eucidation Of
ours We are glad to be able to say. that it appears
to US to be almost faultess State Paper and we
congratulate our readers as well upon the picture
which it exhibits of present national peace and pros
perity, as upon the hopes which it encourages for
the future. The recommendations it contains are
few, because probably other prominent topics than
those embraced in it supposed have been here
tofore presented with sufficient earnesness to Con-
gress. Those recommendations which are added
in the present Message, such as we have always
been ourselves in favour of, and we shall not, in
imitation of some of our associates. now turn our
backs upon them because the President has recon-
mended them.