The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-23


soa FUsLxsnIns sUsscaIrrson
THE LIFE AND WORKS or JOHN ADAMS.
Second President Of he United States
EDIfKD HIs 6RAHD CnAELxs FnAneis ApAus.
V,HE public viii be glad % learn that tbs pubsauon Of the
works OF JoHE ADAns long delayed viii now be com
q s ss si, so Sssn
ton. the works Of MIR. Adams Government already pub
hed, but out print, and .eiecsion from most solu
minsus Of manuscripts which have the light
The collection be made and edited BY the Hon
Francis Adams the deposary q 4, the manusrip q. well
and intended the dr Of two great publications. eiueida
ing the History Of The Rise aud Progress Of these United
States, from the year 1861 which the revolutionary sug-
&c hr began, down the year isas when the younger
The materials for the r. Of the two works are much more
ample than has generally been supposed John Adams dur
ing nearly all bis e seFupuousy preserved bis papers and
among them found q surious and sngalsry nles
the eyes Of the world viii to be Diary. sommeneed By
him early and carried FOR thirty year including
found g sontsin great amount q valuable matter
with the early movements 81 the Revolution In Maschasetts
and . throw good ds Of light upon the prssssdsss Of
wheh he writer conspicuous actor There are also
Of tbs debates during portion Of that period which, 10
The dearth ot all knowledge Of hem viii be highly valuable
wel known that an intention was long entertained BY
the younger Mr. Adams write memoir OF his father. This
although entirely executed, commenced most in
terestng fragment remains IN perfect state and will be pre-
e re s m a, WI,
biographical fragment Of John Adams himself which will be
woven into he body Of ~: work . ,1..- L..,
DO gathered OF correspondence carried for half
century unpublished raes Of various kinds,
rather to bring them all within reasonable limits for purcha
than short Of what will interest The udents Of
the national history jsnM
These viii include the Essay on the Canon and Fsadai Law
the Defence Of the american Constitution, the various sd-
Ct have sss .sa s &.
enpubshed writings q Mr. Adams Or supplied BY The editor
from other sources, win be added II
su
private papers, may be considered most likely promote
better acquaintance with the times in which Mr. Adams lived
ibutons which ba already furnished from other quar-
tsrs On the whole he publisher, confidently believe that
United States and indeed Of the times in which Mr. Adams
lived that hsorica and value volumes
they strongly hope that they sal lind themselves 80 well sus
tanned this great enterprise 70 be encouraged
ps IS % ;Ia the @ and
The works viii Sc brought out from time time, commence
ing during the aotlnn o. 1912 and completed within
order; 81 gs;ti Hs lg ss't a'B,ss sp oNk1
| 1. Works upon Government.
Political papers including Controversial Publications Of
3 Mes.ages and Public Papers. l ssatat
). Private Letters on Public Subjects. i774 to 1901.
i g. Private Letters from 1856 to 1896.
T. Life, by John Quincy Adams continued by the Editor
Original unpublished Letters Of Franklin, Jay, JeGersou
the Lea: Lsursas Gerry, Dams, lizard and other emf
= 3 II.
The work viii be beautifully printed, in volumes, in the
form, each volume containing from 500 coo pages.
a limited number Il copies win Be- struck of on large pa
and pSs Up IN ne s%s style binding prize q volume
proprssors .'' ' II I rr1Ri BROWN S1 -
FEB so-sn~H II liz Washington street Boston.
| lust PUBLlyHED AND FOR SALE AT NOR
u RISONS Bookstore, the Book Of Common Prayer inter
B. D. ""S - ] $500 = 80 .n q. 4-sost cost
The following eommendaiions selected from many Of
LIAR e = n g y the ?. ss %
view show in What estimate il 10 held BY Of the
eminent Bishops Of the Church. u SIS srlsasissgf
i From Bishcp Potter. Of Pennsyloanial
learn with pleasure that It proposed republish The
Prayer Book Iutsrprstsd." with additions. When
read H. two three years IL struck entitled
. co.
sincerely hope i may have vide eirsul.'ioa. prrvp
From Bishop At1lpaine. Of OAio.l
know Of NO book on that subject 20 well adapted to our
= ihe present tine sadmir.by wrisssn lucid and
VERY usef IN building the reader In the knowledge OF
Christ we'll as in institutions Of our brunch d his
Church. 81 E CHARLES p. McIIvAlNE.
z prom Bishep lee. Of Deldtcars.]
~" BY he Rev. G. NJ Builder, work ven deserving
wide circulation and attentive perusa read the FIRST edition,
published fsv .h much interest and tisfse
ton, and g.i6ed hear that edition 10 be put
FORTH il 10 attractive in style. lucid IN arrangement iorebe
Ia argument aud Christian IN spirit The pasple Of inter-
Cd with esndor and i sustained With historical references
great importance and value. Such exposition Il admirably
caicusted to convey inqulring mnd both within and with
out the Protestant Epscops Church, ua view Of the doe
urnss and spirit q the Liturgy. ALFRED LEE.
i WILMINGTON, NovKnBKn IS, ls@9. ft a
| lFrom Bishop Meade, Of Yiggiaia.1 8ee
IL has years since read the Rev. Mr.. Buffers
work the Prayer Book, but the impression which il made
mind II that time Of the most favorable kind and
rel dice hear that another edition 10 about TO be issued
Il 49, n VIM. MEADE
MrIIwooD, NoyrxsKn 90, isAo. s.,.i MI
i ~ From Bishop BYrgess, Of Mains.l 4k
am grsti6ed that edition Of the work Common
Prayer, by DR. Butler With large additions, 10 about
pear book OF that prepared IN and honest
spirit by who really loves the doctrines Of the Prayer
Hook and has diligently studied s history, could not bat be
very valuable and rejoice that the task undertaken by
one who could add clcsrness and gr.ce o. style.
Il GEORGE BURGESS.
GAHprsEs, MAIsE, NovExsrR 10. is4o. "A ri
SD From Bishop Hopkins, Of vermoni.l
am at6ed TO learn that there is about be published
second edition OF the valuable work the Interpretation
the Book Of Common Prayer which read Though more
than could hsye wished m first appearances with great
atsfaotion So far have heard spoken Of II has been
with voice Of communication and indeed the best prac
teal evidence Of is scccpabencs furnished BY the fact that
another edition 10 called for 90 soon. ~ 49,. " W
Bu.Imsror, Novr.~ra is, isss.
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