Message of His Excellency John W. Geary to the General Assembly of Pennsylvania, January 8, 1873 - Couverture souple
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Présentation de l'éditeur
To the Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania: GKXTLEMEN :I nobedience to the requirements of the Constitution I have the honor of transmitting to you my sixth annual message. Since your last meeting the general course of events, both State and National, has been so propitious as to afford abundant cause for mutual congratulationand of thanksgiving to that Almighty Providence whose will controls the destinies of all. While we have been exempt from the calamity by tire that has befallen the metropolis of a great sister State, her misfortune has inured to the benefit of our people by the enlistment of that sympathy for the suffering which is one of the most ennobling sentiments of the human heart. The seasons, though not so favorable for the productions of our soil as in some past years, have been sufficiently fruitful; and no general epidemic has appeared to disturb the pursuits, or fill with sorrow the hearts of our population. Our mining industries, manufactures and internal commerce are being constantly enlarged and extended, and their enterprising proprietors are generally receiving remunerative returns. A great political conflict has occurred, resulting in a signal triumph of che same principles that were asserted in the restoration of the Union, the amendments of the Constitution, and the reconstruction of the States. The victory in Pennsylvania was decisive of the victory in the Nation ;and will ever be remembered as an inestimable contribution to Mie harmony, prosperity and glory of the country.
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