The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-03

that the local authorities relied ehs
henson thar portion iuhabisns are farhs
without sdeauae measures for the security
the sae Of Panama or By the general Of New
Under the guarantees Of citizens the United ssse.
rsirosd across the Ishmus and has necome the main
between anuc and Pacific whi
sonshny m passing 20 'he senry ans protection od ~ ~l
impossible for The government OF the United States 70 be in
have deemed the danger OF the recurrence
asless violence this quser 50 imminent as 70 make tns
nsa and Xspnsa IN order % protect tie persons
Iesy Of The citizens q the United states IN Hose ports 90
would in my Judgment be unwise to Withdraw the nsvsl
he repuShc Of New rsSaa es oess some sSssus
shall have made for the proscon saa a.
this time TO the United only but al, other nss
Meanwhile negotsions have Instituted By a .
spsea y M oesn om New ora1ses s du sas 80
satisfactory security for the general nteress Of the uA1A
In addressing you NY last annual message the occss.
" view Of The aud felicity which the Unne4
mates bs ROW and enjoy 10 point You TO The se
aea branches Of the pubic service civil And military. In
whole would ndssts but imperfeciy the a.
Of on Nor
he nation actually at pesce At home ,ad abroad THAI M =
pers Shen sea- and ne m eGgaa e IL e
continent that cities and popuous States sprnHus -,
as 4 by enehanment % from the bosoa Of our we,,es.
making Of these United states tie great republic Of The
ing through trials and pcris by experience of which, aaA
thus only manhood Our forefshoGs
train ed TO the wisdom which conceived, ard tAs
coufase which achieved Independence. by the crcsn-
stances which surrounded Them and they thus mAdo
capable of the creaton OF the republic II devoiei h- net
generation to consolidate the work Of The revolution 70 d.
atlantic psraes Which sach ed 10 cocsA
ard revolutionary history aud to organize the practical
ration Of the constitutional and legal nsiailonsot the unos
To us OF III generation he not less noble task u
maintaining ard extending the power Of the United states
We be,e al length reached that stage OF the national
in which The dangers 10 be encountered and The exess
to be made, the Incidents not of weakness but -
strength In our foreign relations We have 70 a,emser
our power to the less happy condition OF other republics u
America and 70 place ourselves II the ca mness sad O.
scous dignity of right by the side OF the greatest and wea
lest Of the empires Of hurope In our domestic relations
have TO guard against the shock o the dscontenis the aa
ions the INTEREST," and the exuberapt and therefore ss
times Irregular mpnses OF opinion os action which
the natural product OF the present political aon the go
resnce and the restless spirit OF enterprise OF the pospan
the United States.
shall prepare the executive my
And retire 70 private life with sentiments OF profound gsae
TO tie gcod Providence which, during the pell0d Of admin
isiraon has youchsafed carry the country through No.
difficulties domestic and foreign Aud TO enable me To ceate
plate the spectacle Of aicab and respectful relations 10
" and all ether and the eetabsnAA
OF sutonal order and tranquil ny the ussa
FRANKLIN PIE709.
WAsHisGros Dec. 2, 1856