TALEDICTORT ADDRESS, OF

 GOV. ADAMS.

of the Senate
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end of tbe House of Representatives

 In leaving the Executive Department oft the Government, you will allow me to declare, that for the period it has been my fortune to administer 1t, l have endeavored to see that the laws were faithfully executed, and to ad- vance as far as possible the peace, happiness and prosperity of all classes of tEe people If have failed, at any time, in this, it must be attributed, not to carelessness, but an er- TOT of judgment; for hope you will bear me testimony that in the various and impor- ant positions in which have been placed by the voice of the people, as well as their Re- presentatiyes, it has been my pride to dis charge my duty faithfully, and to guard with yigilant eye all those great principles of lib- erty so well understood by every American citizen. And if ever again my services shall be demanded by any portion of my country men, shall bring to the discharge of my duty all the energy possess. In conclusion, allow me to congratulate you, and the whole people, that the Executive Department of the State has fallen into competent, able, and will ling hands, and we may calculate with conf

 dence that as far as that branch of the Gov ernment is concerned, every interest will ad- vance, harmoniously, to its utmost prosperity