Presidents -- United States -- Messages; United States -- Politics and government -- Sources
I shall prepare to surrender the Executive trust to my successor and retire
to private life with sentiments of profound gratitude to the good
Providence which during the period of my Administration has vouchsafed to
carry the country through many difficulties, domestic and foreign, and
which enables me to contemplate the spectacle of amicable and respectful
relations between ours and all other governments and the establishment of
constitutional order and tranquillity throughout the Union.
End of Project Gutenberg's State of the Union Addresses, by Franklin Pierce
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