As To The Presidency, The Two Happiest

As To The Presidency, The Two Happiest Days Of My Life Were Those Of My Entrance Upon The Office And My Surrender Of It.

The Condition Of The Tribes Which Occupy The Country Set Apart For Them In The West Is Highly Prosperous, And Encourages The Hope Of Their Early Civilization. They Have For The Most Part Abandoned The Hunter State And Turned Their Attention To Agricultural Pursuits.

There Is But One Reliance.

It Seems Proper, At All Events, That By An Early Enactment Similar To That Of Other Countries The Application Of Public Money By An Officer Of Government To Private Uses Should Be Made A Felony And Visited With Severe And Ignominious Punishment.

I Only Look To The Gracious Protection Of The Divine Being Whose Strengthening Support I Humbly Solicit, And Whom I Fervently Pray To Look Down Upon Us All. May It Be Among The Dispensations Of His Providence To Bless Our Beloved Country With Honors And With Length Of Days; May Her Ways Beways Of Pleasantness, And All Her Paths Be Peace.