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himself; and I have no doubt but each one feels an

 innate consciousness of having discharged the duties of his station with the zeal of an honest representa-

 tive, and advocate of the rights of honest and con-

 hding people. But though the appreciation of a good conscience be the frstboonof Heaven, yet cannot but desire that also have the appreciation of the people who gave their confidence To obtain this,

 IS more difficult and uncertain; the best motives of the heart are sometimes msconstrued, and chaTacte- rized with the malignty of having proceeded from the conuptest sources; and sometimes, that act Of the statesman which calculated produce the best effects in social polity, is misunderstood and con demned, to the downfall of it's author. But to him who dies faithful, there is promise of favorable resurrection in natural life; which is not only always

 true Tn natural, but think, generally so m political

 life. The right of some of us to occupy seats in this chamber, will have terminated before another regu-

 lar sessfon of the legislature and is the glorious distinguishing characteristic of our government that we have to account constituents for the manner

 in which we have discharged the trust which they have heretofore conded to us; and it is true, unless we account tO their satisfaction, we cannot expect again to oobtain their suffrages Occurrences of bus

 ness may interfere, and make this our last meeting in this capacity. Death may interpose and prevent another interview in any capacity. But though this shOulc be the termination of tue last interview on earth, am consoed in some degree with knowing that entertain feelings of friendship and high re-

 gard for each member of the Senate, and believe that those feelings reciprocated; and that they are mutual amongst the members. entertain unspeakable gratitude, gentlemen, for your kind in

 dugence to me, in the discharge of the duties of presiding officer. l acknowledge the friendly aid of your experience in the determination of questions of difficulty; not forgetting the able and prompt assistance which have received from MT Secretary. And, gentlemen, accept from me feelings which cannot express, for the introduction and unanimous adoption of resolution approving the manner in n hn.,a tl,a J,n nf nol,, nexinn nf my characfer