JOHN LANGDON,

_President pro tempore._

To this Address, the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES was pleased to make

the following reply:

I derive much pleasure, gentlemen, from your very

satisfactory Address. The renewed assurances of your

confidence in my Administration, and the expression of your

wish for my personal happiness, claim and receive my

particular acknowledgments. In my future endeavor for the

public welfare, to which my duty may call me, I shall not

cease to count upon the firm, enlightened, and patriotic

support of the Senate.

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