WASHINGTON, December. 7.
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The picture of national prosperity which the Message Of the Chief Aiagis- trate presents, will be viewed with proud satisfaction by every honest American. The bias of political preja- dice, will not De able to pervert the feelings ofa patriotic heart, and make it repugnant, to the pleasure which the Fortunate condition of our country ought universally to inspire. The extinguisn- ment ofthe National Deb, t,--the adjust ment ofal our difficulties with foreign powers--the march ofour commerce on the seas,-the spread of our popula- ton from the ocean to the very sources ofoar great rivers,-the facilities of in tercourse multiplied and pressed 10 the remotest points af the Union by the en- ergy of the Goyernment,-the States vieing with each other npushing on the progress of Internal Improvements,- individual enterprise and industry cx- tending the empire of agriculture, man. ufactnfes, and the arts--ail this stands out in contrast with the distress, the unsettled circumstances, and tie alarm which peryades every part of Europe, and tile anarchy which shakes the Re publies Of our own continent.

 Where do we find the melancholy re- suits which We were admonished would attend the administration Of our Gov ernment by a military chieftain? Has the presiding Officer, to whose auspices our institutions are now eoniided, brought "war, pestilence and famine" ini ;ni his his train? No The power which his popularity has conferred upon him, IS directed like that of the father of his country, 10 give stability and peace to the coniederaey-like that of Jefferson to reform and purify the administration --to restore the principles of the reyolu- tion-the State rights, and the popular influence ;-and the moral grandeur of his scharacter, like that of the good La tayette in Europe, is, at this moment, the strong hold of the liberals of this country.

 In the fuli tide of prosperity which at present waits on our public concerns, is 1t not ridiculous ina Editor,-an advo- cate of the ultra principles of the Legit- imates of the holy alliance--to invoke athe leading members of Congress to join the National Republican fonven- ton at Baltimore. .sFoR THE PURPOSE aF REpEEMrNe rHE GOVERNMENT

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