To the Bremen of the Fifth Con-


-A q z gTseSsiOI1al District.
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ASST is not my;p1fp6se TO be candidate for
re-eiection, ii deem it proper to make knewnthe
fact IN order to free you from any embarrassment
on my account in the selection ofa successor.9aIn
retifirg from the service Of the District, avail
myself of the occasion oexprcss my grateful ac-
acknowledgements for the confidence reposed in me,
and for the generous forbearance with which my
public conduct has been received. T Icongratulate
myself that it has been my fortune to have been
a member Of that Congress in which was consrm-
mated that great MEASURE the annexation of Texas,
which cannot fail TO consolidate the stability and
perpetuity of our glorious Union And am
happy in being able to say, the administration of
the Government has passed into the hands of one
alike prudent, cautious, and patriotic, and who, as
trust will so conduct its affairs, under the guild
ance Of Him who watches over the destinies of
men, as to advance and maintain the honor, inter-
est nnfsNelfare of our COMMON country. .-- =


':-> Your obedicnt servant,


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