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safety. 1t is desirable that as iitlis pswef as possible should be left to the Prsside eiik or Secretary of the Treasury over those st;.at:cas-wh hicb, being thus freed from Executive influence, and without com mon head to direct their operations, would have neither the temptation nor the abil- fly to interfere in the political conflicts Of the country. Not deriving their charters from the national authorities, they would never have those Inducements to meddle in general elections, which have led tho Rank ef inc iinisei States tn ngitaie and convulse the country for upwards of two years.

 The progress Of OUT gold Coinage is credi- table to the officers of the Mint, and promis- les in short period to furnish the country with a sound and portable Currency, should the State Banks be so diminished as to be incap- able of it. Those institutions have already shown themselves competentto purchase and furnish domestic exchange for the conven- fence of trade, at reasonble rates, and not doubt is entertained that, in a short pe- riod, all the wants 1.-the country in bank ac- commodations and exchange, will be supplied as promptly andd oheapiy as .hcy haze here tofore been by tho U. s. Bank. # the several ~'9e~e Shuii nI iiiuuIbu BIduudlly tO It1Ofux their banking systems, and prohibit the issue ofall small notes, we shall, in few years, have currency as sound, and as little lia- ble to fluctuations, as any other commercial country.

 The Report ofthe Secretary of War, to- gether with the accompanying documents from the several bureaus of that Depart ment, will exhibit the situation of tho various objects committed to it's administra- tioh.

 No eventhas occurred since your last ses- sion rendering necessary any movements of the Army, with the exception of the expedi- ton of the regiment of Dragoons into the territory of the wandering and predatory tribes, inhabiting the western frontier and living adjacent to the Mexican boundary. These tribes have been heretofore known to us principally by their attacks upon our own

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