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! The Presidents message, in relation to fbe fiery documents promulgated by the nnililiers of South Carolina, is a calm, dis passionate review of the dnctrjDes and opinions sent forth by Calhoun, Hamilton, and liayne, and is clear exposition of tie course which, by the Constitution, de- wolves on the Chief Magistrate.

 The measures heretofore adopted by the President will doubtless be all sufficient to prostrate the spirit I rebellion coniur- cd up by the great magic ;ans Of Dnllifca- tion in that State: nevertheless, 1t will be proper for Congress to make such iaws ln relation to the case as shali put ample power within the coatrol of the President to crush at blov the monster, sllonld he have the hardihood to raise bis deformed head in array against thee authority Of tue t nation.