PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

To the Seaaie and House of

 PaoresenIafipes of ih
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To the ScRGie and House of

 Representatives of the Uaiei States:

 We have continued cause for expressing our gratitude to the Supreme Ruler of the Universe, for the benefits and blessings which our country, under His kind Providence, has enjoyed daring the past year. Notwithstan- ding the exciting scenes through which we have passed, nothing has occurred to disturb the general peace. or to derange the harmo- ny of our political system The great nor al spectacle has been exhibited of nation, approximatmg in number to 20,000.000 of people, having performed the high and im- portant function of electing their Chief Ma Qistrate for the term of four years, without the commission of any acts of violence, or the manifestation of spirit of insubordina- lion to the laws. The great and inestima- hle right of suffrage, has been exercised by all who were invested with Il, under the laws of the different States, Ill spirit dictated alone by desire, in the selection of the agent to advance the interests of the coun- try, and to place beyond jeopardy the insti- tulions under which it is our happiness to live. Thatthe deepest interest has been mani fested by all our countrymen i'll the result of the election, is not less true, than highly creditable to them, Vast mulutudes have assembled, from time to time, at various places, for the purpose of canvassing the merits and pretensions of those who were presented for their suffrages but no armed soldiery has been necessary to restrain, with in proper limits, the popular zeal, or to pre- vent violent outbreaks. principle much aofs eonraliag was found in ,he love sf