I deem it proper to submit all the material facts to your consideration, with a view to procure such additional legislation as the facts of ...
I have the honor to transmit herewith additional letters and documents embraced in the resolution of the House of Representatives of the 17t...
Relating to the 'Buckshot war'.
I transmit the accompanying documents, marked from 1 to 5,* in reply to a resolution of yesterday's date, calling for copies of corresponden...
I herewith transmit a special report made to me by the Secretary of the Treasury, for your consideration, in relation to the recently discov...
I would respectfully invite the early attention of Congress to the adoption of the legal provisions therein suggested, or such other measure...
In order to obtain such information as might serve to facilitate its attainment, the Secretary of State was directed in July last to apply t...
I had hoped that the respect for the laws and regard for the peace and honor of their own country which have ever characterized the citizens...
It was reserved for the American Union to test the advantages of a government entirely dependent on the continual exercise of the popular wi...
A copy of the proclamation which I have felt it my duty to issue is herewith communicated.
I regret deeply, however, to be obliged to inform you that this has not been the case.
The deepest recesses of the wilderness have been penetrated; yet instead of the rudeness in the social condition consequent upon such advent...
But whether the interest or the honor of the United States requires that they should be made a party to any such struggle, and by inevitable...
I can not be mistaken, I am confident, in counting on the cordial and general concurrence of our fellow-citizens in this sentiment.
The close bonds of social intercourse have in no instance prevailed with such harmony over a space so vast.
To this practical operation of our institutions, so evident and successful, we owe that increased attachment to them which is among the most...
The present year closes the first half century of our Federal institutions.
Though the anticipations of an abundant harvest have not everywhere been realized, yet on the whole the labors of the husbandman are rewarde...
