New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

- We ind The following Letter from Hon j
ADAMS 10 bis constituents, IN the National Intel
E-sncer OF yesterday. where II Is accompanied by
A Speech intended 10 have been made IN Commit
lee OF the Whole House on The Siate ofthe Union
IN rhs bill 10 which II refers. II tha; bill mad been
taken up Tor consideration durins the late session
of Congress
An ADDRESS FROM Mr. ADAMS.
r, ne rn1l5agzts = he EglA CONFESSIONS! Iis X q
lh1seIes, lsyf.s my f5Iasei;I's Constituents.
FsLLow-C!r1zE>s: the rs; session Of TIC late Con-
ress on tie lOt o; Apr. lsi4 tie Colii!se on cseah
Affairs of The House Of Representatives 81 The Jni;ct states
-71rts TO The House bull 20 F5tgtry The ossrs 0fihe
Spaa!sh schooner Anis;A With ths bal the chairman OF
the committee presented report, and 5E dre'aH ~ le
csitss moved TIA: ;h>Csant copies G! II should DC
printed BY order o.; the House lie repeated ms MOTOR
second and third when Mr. Giidinrs u ohio cont
renei upon hour amer which Il was heaF1 q
no moge But the M spqToprS;inS seventy then>aie u.
lars o; and the Peoples money. proiesSec 20 e
7r-e Of The Austai. Sui really 70 two Cuban save-tTAs
er who never owned one dollar in that veSseths Bal
was referred The Committee OF TIE Who on the sac Of
the Union ard there subered the sleep q Death TWAS
never Up for consideration IN that committee ol''
from ;hc icjh OF April lsii 20 the end OF ma nrs seo
and through The whole Of The second session OK the 18th
Congress polluted with its presencs the weekly calendar
Of public business in the form OF House BIZ No 32s
II /. had been taken up IN Committee Of the Whole,
was prepared 70 oy addressing the Committee
with The substance Q: The argument which Eow address
10 you.
The Committee OF Foreign Affairs appointed oN L
Speaker OF Slave representation consisting OF I'VE
members OF hat representation and four. M
cluaing the Chairman, members from the free States
On that Is on all The important Committees the Slave
privileged minority OF the Nation formed the r1Gf1fy
Of the Committee. The Chairman, member iron: the
Free ard once famed autSlaver State Of PcnnSylva-
n the person who FOR three successive sessions Of Con-
-ress had defeated The resolution resembling the sg-fuc
BY voting for and against IT, and who still voted against
ii last when carried 81 majority OF y. IN h. deS-
rite The con- rtiee was therefore, with regard % Ill the
slayc-afectci questions, size tray the slavery side
though on the committee there was enc member from hen-
lucky who had avyS opposed the S7Ssuc, and nyaA5y
voted for resembling il
Whether ne as>entei 10 report the bill. know not
That he asscated the report crno believe nor In
deed that any member OF the Committee cNccrt rs
author a.scne it. knowing the substitution ~ The
wear $50 for 1889 its rSt page. The whole arS2-
men az The report the vi,uQcrsog o al the Judges Who
tried and decided thc RE indecent aVetmeut thar
their decisions uiHsf{; the shadow OF pretence
for the appropriation Of seventy thousand dollars all
hinge uron that Justification OF 'dc. should have
called upon each member OF the committee TO declare
whether asserting 20 that report and bill. and 10 tile
direction 20 the chairman Of the committee 70 move IN The
House for printing OF ten thousand copies OF that re-
rort he was aware that fasfcation Of fact And
hope that every member ot the committee who shall see
;.s paper VIII feel lSelfc called upon TO answer that lues-
ton before the public now. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.