There Is But One Reliance.

The Government Should Not Be Guided By Temporary Excitement, But By Sober Second Thought.

In Time Of Peace There Can, At All Events, Be No Justification For The Creation Of A Permanent Debt By The Federal Government. Its Limited Range Of Constitutional Duties May Certainly Under Such Circumstances Be Performed Without Such A Resort.

My Conviction Of The Necessity Of Further Legislative Provisions For The Safe-keeping And Disbursement Of The Public Moneys And My Opinion In Regard To The Measures Best Adapted To The Accomplishment Of Those Objects Have Been Already Submitted To You.

It Affords Me Sincere Pleasure To Be Able To Apprise You Of The Entire Removal Of The Cherokee Nation Of Indians To Their New Homes West Of The Mississippi.

I Shall Tread In The Footsteps Of My Illustrious Predecessor.