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| ADAMS, JOHN QUINCY, PRES. U. S., 1767-188.
Several friends of Mr. Adams have deemed the
XH following observations of sufficient importance
-90A to have them submitted to the Electors, in New-
el20 England, with a view to produce as unanimous a result in the vote for Vice-President, as there will be as to the Presidency ... We beg leave .e. to offer ... the reasons which ... have brought eee the entire conviction that, by giving their votes, for Gen. Andrew Jackson for the Vice Pre= sidency, they will more certainly secure the election of Mr. Adams ... Boston, Nov. 23,
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