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zeal, talent and fidelity, never before surpassed--
and the whole machinery Of the Government pro-
cceds in beautiful harmony, to accomplish the sub
lime purpose Of institutions and though the
nation is agitated with political strife, the Adnn's-
traon goes on quietly and resolutely, TO give effect
TO the laws, to protect persons and properly, and
increase the means or apply the resources OF our
country, in its majestic march to greatness. hese
are subjects on which the patriot DIV ellis with delight;
and whatever personal preferences may exist, all
agree to extol and support the Republican system
and with the arrangement of the nations business,
we think that all may be pleased.


The report from the Secretary of state is short
the principal matters belonging to that Department
naturally presented themselves for notice in the
Presidents Message--but the Reports from c
Treasury, War, and Navy Departments are full,
and exceedingly interesting. Of that from the Trea-
sury, clear in its details, and precise in Dgges-
tions as to matters of finance, we feel dffiden to
express particular opinion, lest its triumphant VIM
dication of principles long entertained and faith
fully supported by u.s. might lend into ex'r vagant
praise but may be allowed to offer our grate-
tnl thanks to the Administration, Mr.. Rush, as
It's can, for this momenous exposition OF facs-
wl'ic what ever may be their effect upon the Ma


onal Legislature, wlil remain monument OF pro-


found thought and practical talent