COmMU UWICATYONS.

For the Delaacare Journal.
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The Presidents Message, SO promptly issued D.
you, is most masterly document. 1t breathes ths
feeling of heart tenderly sensible TO the bouneous
gifts of Providence, and indicates a mind vigllan
and discerningi in the guardianship and management
of the affairs of the Nation. Its style is smooth, CO.
pious and perspicuous and its language '' express
slve, energetic and refined" 1t has disappointed
none but the calumnous misguided Editors and lea
ders ufthe Opposition These, Mr.. Adams has COM
pleteIy dlscomfted, nasmuch as he has entirely re-
Trained from touching any topic which the contend
ing parties are discussing. The writer's of the OPP
position were couched like erocious tigers in their
lairs, " nursing their wrath" ready at the stated
moment to attack without justice or reason, their
devoted victim. But Mr. Adams has left them no
chance, and has entirely asted their sanguine pre-
dictions g that his message would he fine elec-
tioneerng Message )" and in consonance with his
unwavering conduct in such matters he has used no
argument or art, to foresta public opinion a des-
ideratum wished for, and affected by the Combna-
tion There are no false accusations, as in Bcver-
ley's letter, no anuendoes Gen. Jacksons, and
no hes as in the East Room story but all IS dis
passionate and candid review ofnatonaf concerns, III
which every patriotic citizen must feel an interest
and satisfaction. Mr. Adams, like true Republi-
can will follow the dictates of the people, in his tu


ture as he has in his former course: and pledges
hinselfto their interests and wishes in the following
explicit words " amidst the multiplicity OF topics
/ of great national concernment which may recon-


mend themselves to the calm and patriotic de-


lberatons of the Legislature, it may suffice to say


that in those and all other measures which may re-


ceive their sanction my hearty cooperation Will DC
given, conformably to the duties enjoned upon me


and under the sense of all the obligations prescribed
by the Constitution Who could ask more