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U TsE MESSAGE will probably be read in Con
gress to-day at noon, anG will, in that case, reach
this city between / 0 and II this evening. We shall
have it for sale Immediately upon its arrival, and
shall issue i, in our whole edition To- morrow morn
ing Few take the trouble to guess what i, will
contain Some rejoicing doubtless, the late
Administrations triumphs throughout the country,
and the unuterably humble professions Of per.
feet respect for the viii of the People. Mr.. WEE
sTER's Exchequer scheme will probably be urged,
and we trust will be attentivey examined by Con-
gress. If there is the remotest apparent possibility
that it will do any thing for the relief of the
try, let have 1t by all means. If not, the only
way to convince It's author of the fact may, per-
haps, be to Try it. Let it have at least close and
candid examination, and be tried upon its intrinsic
merits. Should it pass both Houses unanimously, +,
we have no assurance, of course, that John Tyler
would not veto it !; but would not allow fear
of this to Influence legislation. At all events,
let whatever is to be done be done quickly, with
as slight expenditure of time and the Peoples
money as the Peoples servants can conveniently
allow.