The New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

It is with pleasure we inform our readers, that for several days past the business of Congress has progressed in such a degree, that several important bills have arrived nearly completion. The public expectation, which has been so long awake, will soon be gratified with arrangements, that are to put our government into respectable operation. When the various and complicated objects are examined, which were necessary to be brought in view, the liberal temper of our countrymen will readily acquiesce in the delays that have happened; and it must afford great satisfaction to all patriotic men, that the public impatience hath not manifested itself, considering the ardor of hopes they entertained of advantages from the origination of the executive departments. We indulge the pleasing anticipation, that the President may soon commence his appointments, and that our affairs will be put into a state of prosperity and dignity.