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Gentlemen Of the Senate


And Of The House Of Representatives..


In closing my exercise of he supreme executive
powers Of the Stale do not perceive the neccSsty
Of recommending to your consideration any mea
sures which have not been heretofore submitted TO
you by myself or by my predecessors, or which the
General Assembly has not already had under its
notice. This consider strong proof Of the
happy condition of our fellow citizens. We are in
more danger OF suffering by innovations, than from
deficiency OF legislation. Our State constitution
and the constitution Of the United States arc sui
Client to insure us all our rights and privileges a
people, and, a, long as they BE- preserved, to