...methods " which may diminish the frequency or circumscribe the calamities of war" and "may express the most noble of all ambitions, that of promoting peace on earth, and good will to man," and soliciting the attention of Congress: And the memorial was read. On motion by Mr. Roberts, It was...

...of peace ; a government, in & •word, whose conduct, within and without, may hespeak the most uoblc of all ambitions, that of promoting peace on earth, and good will to man." On the occurrences now stated, your memorialists respectfully beg leave to found the following suggestions...

...beneficent relations of peace ; a Government, in a word, whose conduct, within and without, may bespeak the most noble of all ambitions, that of promoting peace on earth and good will to man. " These contemplation;, sweetening the remnant of my days, will animate my prayers for the happiness of my...

...express our conceptions of peace; a government, in a word, whose conduct, within and without, may bespeak the. most noble of all ambitions, that of promoting peace on earth, and good will to man." On the recurrences now stated, your memorialists respectfully beg leave to found ihe following suggestions...

...beneficent relations of peace. A system, in a word, whose leading; principle should b« the noblest of all ambitions, that of promoting peace on earth, and good will to man. It is at all events pleasing, and may possibly be not altogether useless, to indulge in such a speculation....

...beneficent relations of peace ? A government, in a word, whose conduct, within and without, may bespeak the most noble of all ambitions — that of promoting...institutions under which it is enjoyed. JAMES MADISON. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TO CONGRESS, RELATIVE TO OBLIGATIONS TO BELLIGERENT...

...beneficent relations of peace; a Government, in a word, whose conduct within and without may bespeak the most noble of all ambitions — that of promoting...perpetuity of the institutions under which it is enjoyed. TO WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD. MAD. MSS. Letter of P. of the US Bank of Feb* 1, 181.7, covering negotiations...

...within and without, may bespeak the most noble of all ambitions, — that of promoting peace on eaith and good will to man. These contemplations, sweetening...Institutions under which it is enjoyed. JAMES MADISON. INSTRUCTION S of the Prussian Government to its Minuter at Paris, relative to the Private Claims of...

...beneficent relations of peace. A government, in a word, whose conduct, within and without, may bespeak the most noble of all ambitions — that of promoting;...perpetuity of the institutions under which it is enjoyed. MONROE'S ADDRESSES AND MESSAGES. INAUGURAL ADDRESS. MARCH 5, 1817. I SHOULD be destitute of feeling...

...beneficent relations of peace : a government, in a word, whose conduct, within and without, may bespeak the most noble of all ambitions — that of promoting...perpetuity of the institutions under which it is enjoyed. , SPECIAL MESSAGE. APRIL 11, 1816. To the Senate and House of Represerilativcs of the United States...