Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-25
PROSPECTUS
0E II HLSfORY OF THE n ADMINISTRATION or,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS


rres,dent II The United States of .3merica
wi W" o, ue uncertainty which disdgures the hsto-
-. ~ OF tue world might have been avoided, had it's
zee" more georrally recorded at or ne ar In. Grind
OF "e occurrence. The prejuu ices oft, N, 10
,s VINO "eat OF contemporary may indeed throw
usp'eo" on 'he'r hdeyi but this suspicion Lv melting
'N"'"on OF thef Statements subjects their error. 10
corIeeuon and thus promotes the Of ,,,
"er hand when history, pc the of
Fens y" ,he sympsh'es OF the present time pos,poues
NV vince u sue can seem the ed of
past age, she inairs her usefulness In the hcp. -,
e"'"e heI dignity: Tor du,ug interval ma nv seu,,r.
:" ""'""u"" OF which the value was important md tho
">s isrferievahle have vanished, while Others which
temporary c'itcsm would have rejected AS fsiarous
"nh an" ae relied on; opinions become usepa bv min
s,u Wh '"c' h"""ns m'seonce ruons embodied, and
IrU often becomes the victim, OF tradition
Mno era OF the American Republic has i, hoe, mara m
p"n, IMAM II now - that narrative Of public events
>"""u hr prepared under the full light of cuutempora =
cosetvatnn The Admins alton of y, csl.u, Ad,,,. ~
existed throughout period of popular ca
"a" mat Iis acts have been regarded rather s o.c, ~,
A'"ck an" dr'"oe, than as tue atnns OF re,t 10
p""c hrongh ITS constituted organs; rather as events AT
iectInG the character fortunes ot individuals Ma, -,
me community 10 exhibit the trnnsactiors Of his :;
eieS'ihg rpo'h ~ connected FORM mi i'm \ CARE nj
"pafh"hiy which may the future historian ,hr
nov announced and in course Of tion will
oe published IL will be composed fro m bubble docum.r,s
"yi ou otheT sources OF information in also be ,.so,
'.u TO- which, Though nle in dignity afnrd
uS'faiions Of the period proposed IN be
ne "H'story Of NE administration OF JoHn QUINCY
WI! contain among its topics the following:
rom me era " the Confederation hnt of the
"i JOHN Quincy ADAMS to the Presidency.
view OF his life and public services anterior IN his
Presidency. ~ " S
An account Of the events with his e.ro,
TO the Presidency. " '''"
~ n VIC" OF the genius policy and results NJ n.
N"'SHauon' exhibiting the operations of each of IN,
p"nclPaI departments Of the Execute. Goyspmer, ,
Tue state Treasury, War Navy, and General pos, OS
hoe' a'n comprising the Legislative u nd Diplomatic u
~ w" Soh
D. view OF the uf the coun,rv AZ the co,o.,..
"e" an" al ihe termination of his Presidency
An account OF the lives, services aud cbatarto.s ,
'"r members oil his Cabinet, &c.
OF the ~ "' ''"'S
TERMS
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ensuing autrnu. ''"s
VIII form voiutse of about FIVE hundred p,rss me-
"v" ana VIII be furnished Boards az three dollars
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