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The Advertiser fills a column and half win the first part only, on dissertation upon the PREsi- DENTS INAUGURAL. The strongest objections he has yet found, that il full of trte, comnon-pla ces-tha there is "no originality in its views of the relative Lowers of the General and State Govern menls, and that il proposes much and with much in "dcmagogueical sprit," that it exciles dlsuusl. Il is very true, that many of topcs not new, nor original, and therefore, carpug criii clsm may call them common places Indeed, fl an attempt had been made to give them classic ar, by ahixmg to them the authority of some ''celebrated Roman Consul, they would not have beel more im- pressne, and probably might have provoked ridicue from their ncongruity, did the say mgs of another inaugural winch the Advertiser may remember. But PREsIDtkTs of the democratic faith are not elected to find or promulgate or origin, al views ol the Constitution, starte the world by discove. ries of political science. They have d rule of Con ducl prescribed to Il em by the Constitution, and when they define the relative powers of the State aad General Governments, ihe less they have of what Is 'orlgnaP or new and the more nearly they are made to conform 10 the literal simplicity and 'tre. ness of what is wrtlen ihe more likely they are to expose themselves such reproaches these of the Advertiser.