The Message

- We have inserted in ourper to-day 'Veto Numbcr Thrcc,' as vo presumo' all our readers will wish to aee it. Wc shall noí pronounce any opinión of its incrits, aave thatwff agree with tho President in thinking it foolish to divide a portion of the revcnue among the States, 33 long aff the government ia obiirjed to borrow' money to defray its current expensca. The abilily of the nation to rnake a distribution from its treasury at present, may be estimated from the fact, that at the latest accounts from Washington, the amount of specie in the national treasury was was just sta; and a quarier cents.. OUThe Cemrcville June 19, has narly a column and a hak" of words to demónstrate that the leading Abolitionists are secret co-operators with emissaries of Great Britain in accomplishing a dissolution cf the Union, and thus betraying their country, into the hands of a foreign enemy! The Editor also refers to Gidding's resolutions as sanctioning robbery, murder, &c. No person, in or out of Congress, so far as we know, ha3 yet undertaken Ibrmally to answer and refuto the positions taken in those resolutions. It is found to be much easíer to sneer at them than to a?iswer them.EPThe attention of our colorea friends nnd subscribers is requesied to the advertisement of Rev. J. S. Dixon. The River Raisin Instituto offers advantages to the colored youth of our State, of which they should be zealous to avail themselvcs. The fooish and wicked prejudice against color can best be overeóme by the ncquisition of knowledge. and the exhibition of correct moral These qualïties icilt command respect.