On the recordMarch 8, 1859
Submitting, as I do, with humble resignation to the will of Divine Providence in this calamitous dispensation, I shall ever cherish his memory with affectionate regard.
Source
presidency.ucsb.eduSubmitting, as I do, with humble resignation to the will of Divine Providence in this calamitous dispensation, I shall ever cherish his memory with affectionate regard.
Special Message
Share & report
More from James Buchanan
It is my duty at all times to defend and protect the public property within the seceding States so far as this may be practicable.
Governments may be, and doubtless often have been, wrong in going to war to enforce claims.
It will be for Congress to consider whether the precedent established by this bill will not in effect annul all restrictions contained in the mail contracts enabling the Postmaster-General to reduce or curtail the postal service according…
It is manifest that if the power which this law gives had been withheld the public interest would frequently suffer very serious detriment.