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l"Grave Senator'S" and in general The doings OF


.demagogues," are all discussed with a prolxl-
tv which does much credit to the perseverance
of his hand: but, very little to the understanding
Of his head.


On the subject of Internal improvement, the


Message goes, we think, far beyond the hounds
of rational calculation. But as this, at worst.
can amount to but little more than mere surPlu-
sage we pass it by without comment.


In regard to the commercial Interests OF the
State, or rather of the whole South, the views
taken in the Message, appear to US, very o6Jec-
lionable.s II we understand it rightly, the City


of New York, is to continue to be the great En-


porium Of Southern trade; and the great OBJECT
so long and so ardently desired by the South
direct trade to Europe should be ahandoned-
And what seems so unaccounable, is, that while
it is recommended that the State should condne
its commerce to the North all intercourse witt
our adjoining States should be rlg'dly avoided


We cannot see the difference in effect.


We were not a little surprised, alter seeing
the denunciations of the Message against sex
periments" in general, to find it entering into
and proposing an experiment" this "ten mil
lion bank" scheme, as new and as untrled as
any experiment which has lately been proposed.
/ We must however forbear, at least, for the
present, for already we have occupied more space
, with this document than we intended. In con-
clusion, we say to our readers. read 1t II you
have patience; and ifyour stock of that valuable
article is not exhausted, you have indeed been
| liberally gifted with it. Pc --: