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striot responsibility on the part OF all tie SCENTS
of Government should be maintained and pee
ulaton or dsialcaton visited with immediate ex-
Pulson from office aud The most condiga pua.
shmeut


The public interest also demands that. !, any
waF GSs existed between ;hc Government and ihr
currency, 1t shall cease, Measures Of financial
chlaoter now having the sanction Of legal enact.
menis shall be faithfully enforced unul repealed
by legislative authority. But owe It to myself
TO declare that regard existing enactmeu,s as
| uaWse aud lHpoliue and 10 high degree OPP
pressye. | Shall promptly give my sanction tc
| any constitutional measure which, originating "a
Congress, shall have lur rs object the restoration
| OF sound circulating mr dunn, 50 essentially nc
ceSsafy to give confidence ~ all the ltansnc rons
OF lIle, to secure 10 industry rs Just and adequate
rewards, and 10 establish the public N osptrv
In deciding upon the adaptation OF any such mea
sure TO the end proposed, as well as It's conlormi
" to the Constitution, | shall esori to the Faith
ers OF the great Republican school, for advice and
instruction, to be drawn from their sage views OF
our system Of Government, and the light of their
ever glorious example.


The institutions under which we hive my coun.
trymen, secure each person n the perfect ENJOY.
me ''' al hIs rights The spectacle is cxhlol'
ted 10 90 w II OF Government deriving Il,
powers lIom the consent of the governed, aud ha.
wing impaired to il only so much power ns is ne
cessaty 70, sucee3stul operation. Those who
a,e charged with it, administration should care
fully abstain from all attempts 10 enlarge the
range OF powers thus granted to the several de.
palmen,s Of the Government, other lhan by an
ppeal 70 the People for additional grants, lest by
20 dong they sturb that balance which the pat
Tots 'nd state-m who formed the Constitution
designed to establish between the Federal Coy
eminent and the respective States composing
the Union


The observance of these rules is cnioiped ~.
IN Us by that feeling Of reverence and affection
which finds place in the heart Of every patriot,
iof the presersa ion OF union and tho blessing, of
unon-ior the good Of our chrldren's ch,ldren,---
through countless generations An opposite
course could not fail to generate factions, intent
upon the qualification OF their selfish ends; to
give birth TO local and sectional jealousles, and to
ultimate either ~ breaking asunder the bonds of
union, or II building up a central system, which
would inevitably end IN bloody sceptre and an
IRON crown.


In conclusion, beg you to be assured that |
shall exert myself to carry the foregoing princ.
pies into practice during my administration Of the
Government, and, confdlng IN the protecting cars
ofan eyerwatchu and overriding Providence, 1t
shall be my first and highest duty to preserve un-
impaired the free Institutions under which We
live, and transmit them to those who shu succeed
me IN their full force and vgor.


JOHN TYLER


WASHINGTON, April 10, 1871.