Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11

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a'm BY the prrssJen, and eaecssiv~ A.mu.
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The public bus'a. o. under bic cfiens rsss
asemesi essors The jsd .e.ry. h.s bres %
aogmeo'-d BY The -r~u,,cn Of css S,rwo
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SUITS sss'es, ihs Usaed ass~s ss I.sv,
eod'-s o. vs'oses- puhIt issds, ., sre.,ly
10 'scressc his isboss ssd Representatives. -
! isef~fsse rrcommrnd iksl the Aupys.,
C-se'sl be placed m ibs ssMe fcosise with
'he beads Of the ohef sx-ea,ivs depaf,.
mrn,s, ssh sneh subordinate oflicr,s pro
v'dcd by law ios hi, depa umen,. ss may h.
required TO discharge the sddn,onsi ds,,~.
which may have b'ra or may be devolved
aim
Congress t-os.es. ,hs rowe, NJ exclusive
Legislation over the D,sir,e, 81 colunnsis -
and ] commend The interests Of I've iahahi,.
ants - yoor favorable eoassdets,,pn. Tie
people Of tb,s Disuiel hsvs TN legislative
body Of their own, aud must eoafide their 10
cal a. we'll a. tbelT general interests To rep
Irsenisu.es In ~h"sc eleriion ,bey have nn
voice. and over wbose ofFi,i,l eooduct they
have NJ control. Each member oi the Ma
t,ossl Leg ,sls,ure should ennsides hic,se Il
a. their immediate representative. aud should
b. the more ready lee give siisni,oa 20 Their
tniere ,ts and wants. because he 10 not re-
spJosible la them ] recommend that lib.
ctsl and generous sptu nav characterize
/ your measures ~ rris,,oo to them shall
eset he d,sposed 10 shaw q prupet regard fov
! their wishes and, wtihin constitutional lin
tie. shall 81 ell lines cheerfullv a-opersts
with you for the advancement OF ihsir vel.
fare.
trust II may no, be deemed inappropriate
tn the occasion Tor me to dwell Tor none nj
on the memory Of the mosi eminent ciiiyer
OF our coon,ry, who. during I've summer thai
has gone by, has de,cended io the ,rmb. -
The enjoyment Of contemplating, st the I'D
vsnred age Of nearly fourscors years, IN,
happy coudltion OF his country, cheefed tn.
last hours OF Andrew jackson, who depar,
cd this life In the conhden, hope OF blessed
Immortality HIS death was happy, 30 hi
life had been eminenily useful. lie had nj
unialiering confidence ~ the virtue and ca
psriiy of the people, and IN tho pcrmane.c,
oi that free government whirh he had large
ly contributed la establish and defend. Iii
, great deeds had secured to him the afier,io
, Of his fellow ciIiyens, and u was his hsppi
ness To ~iite>s the growth and glory Of tn
country which I've loved so we'll lie de
parted amid Ihe beaediciinns Of millions q
ircemen. The nation paid It's tribute io hi
memory a, hla tomb. Coming generation
$ will learn from his example the love of coun
c try and the rights Of man. Ia his laneusg
!. on a slmilaf occasion 10 the present, IL no'
q commend you. fellow c,iizens. 10 the guiC
q snce of the Almighty God, with a foil rel
/ snce on his merc'iul providence for The mali
y tensBce 81 our Tree institutions, snd with .
! earnest supplieaiion that whatever errors
d may he my LOT TO commit, IN dischsrg,ng Il
II srduous dutIes which have dsvolved ups
Is me, will find a remedy in the harmony ar
70 wisdom Of your counsels."
n JAMES X POLK.
:, Washington, Dec. 2, lsi5.