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 fei}oae C1ieenat-The will of the An,erlcae people, expressed through thelr unsolicited sutifages, calls me be fore you, to pass through the solemni- ties preparatory 10 taking upon myself the duties of iresidem Of the United States for aaofbef tern. Tor tl4efr ap- probation oi my public conduct, thro' q period which has not been without is difficulties, and for this renewed exprcs. sion ot their confidence i my good in. tehhohs, am as loss for terms ade- qaafe to the eApressionof n5 gratitude. | shall be displayed to the extentof ny i,amhle abilities, ih continued efforts So to administer the Government, as to preserve their liberty and promote their happiness.

 50 many events have occnrred within lhe last four years; wiich have neoessa. rlly called. forth, sometimes under cir ee.astaAces the most delicate and pain. lai' my views oi the principle and poli- q #aiei' ought to be pursued by the nehefai aoYefnmeet, that | need on this occasion, hut aLIade to {; few iefe- Ing eohsssl sf;'iioTs, connected withsome ot them.

 ihe foreign policy adopted by our soon after. tile formation of our present Constitution, and very. qe. nerali5 pursued by successive aami,Gis- tfallols, ,has been crowned with almost complete success, and has elevated our character among inc nations of inc earth. 10 do justice to all. and submit to wrong rom none, has been during my administration, its governing maxim. ]. and so happy has been is res,,its t1s.,at we are not only at peace with ali the world, nthaye few causes of controyer. s5' and those of minor importance. re- 'malning unadjnstcd.

 In t.e domestic policy ofthis Govern. ment, thers are two objects which es. Peelalay deserve the attention of thc people and their Representatives. and which have been, and will continue to he the subjects of my increasing so- icitnde. They are the preservation of the rights of the several States. and the integrity of'the Union.

 These great objects are necessarily conneeteS, and can only be attained hy an enlightened exercise of the powers of each within its appropriate sphere. ih conformity with the public viii con,