I therefore, in the spirit of conciliation, and influenced by no other desire than to rescue the great interests of the country from the vortex of political contention, recommend moderate duties, imposed with a wise discrimination as to their several objects, as being not only most likely to be durable, but most advantageous to every interest of society.
John Tyler: “I therefore, in the spirit of conciliation, and influenced by no other desire than to rescue the great interests of the…”
On the recordDecember 5, 1842
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