Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-21

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,sr.sta Of this District, over which, hl lhh '"n
stuflun, Congress has exclusive tur'I ,,'n' ~
would DE- deeply tpho regretted, sh'au lu,fo pa
AT any limo ground 20 complain "l n'Ep', W.
the part Of o. community WHICH, .''''', Vi...
from the parental care ot tho states ol NHR.hn
.,J Maryland. ran only expect aid from Ton .
,t,s. sg ne leeal Legislature Amongst the sub I
e.. ,.I,tp,ipp youraltrnti0n, rs the prompt or
y,,r.,,tfon of an asylum for The insane, who say
bc roupd from tm1 g. 'ne, solournlng Wlhlh
tho District Such course Is also demanded ny
considerations which apply to branches OF the
nubc service. For tho neccssiiios IA ihA be-
half invite your particular attention 10 INC re-
port Of the secretary of the Navy.
l,ye fins gentlemen of the two Houses ol
Cnro-ass rcsenlrd YOU true and faithful PIC.
turc of the condition of public atl'rs' both Tor
elm mud domestic. The wants OF the pubic SER
vico are made known 20 YOU, ana matters ol ne
nrdnury importance are urged upon your consA
grafton Shall | not be permitted % COW .ala'
Into Won on the happy auspices under which you
bayc assembled, and at the most important
chance in the condition of things which has oc.
CURED in the last three years.
During that period questions with ioreignpo
ers Of vital Importance TO the peace oil our coun. {
try, have been settled and adjusted. desoIa. s
ting and wasting war with savage tribes mas {
been brought to a close. The internal tranquil
ty of the country, threatened by agtatlng qucS- (
tions, has been preserved. The credit OF the i
Government which has experienced a temporary I,
embarrassment, has been thoroughly restored
It's Golfers, which, for season, were empty, have
been replcnished. A currency, nearly uniform |
in its value, has taken the place of one depreca
ted and almost worthless. II
Commerce and manufactures, which had sut- :,
fered in common with every other interest, have "
once more ana lHt NIlVit COUNT CAHiu-
its an aspect Of prosperity and happiness. Trade o
and barter, no longer governed by wild and !
speculative mania, rests upon q solid and sub.
stantiaI footing and the rapid growth of our CT :,
ties in every direction, bcspcaks most strongly II
the favorable circumstances by which we are Oi
My happiness in the retirement If
which shortly awaits me, Is the ardent hop -;
which experience, that this state of pro. perIty
is neither deceptive nor destined to be short liv r.
ed; and that measures which have not vet recei. h
we'd its sanction, but which | cannot but reg I'd m
as closely connected with the honor, the glory, D.
and still more enlarged prosperity of the country,
are destined at an early day TO receive the APP. "
prevail of Congress. Under these circumstances, pI
ind with these antcipations shall most gladly q,
cave to others, more able t}ln myself, the noble -
md pleasing task of sustaining the public pros u
,erity. III
! shall carry with me into retirement the graf. Ri
flying reflection that, as my object throughout hi
las been to advance the public good, may not
ntrely have failed in accomplishing it; and this
is heightened in small degree BY M
he fact, that when under a deep and abiding nh
ense of duty, have found myself CONTAINED to 80,
esort to the qualified Veto, it has neither been
olowed by dsapproval on the part Of the Pco. hP
lie, nor weakened in any degree their attach NJ
1ent to that great conservative feature of our
Government. M
JOHN TYLER. w.
WASHINGTON, December, 1914. l."
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