New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
r.c,,er Of John Quincy Adams.
,,,,.,,,,;er,s. er ~ Journal Of Con">rcs- -.
No." - W,siffNGrox. Aprl 10. l-.2b.

pupublis.sed Letter os ""nn ta'"eS
co''" '''''' wasusoros. April &c, 1896.
Reserr Walsh Esq, Philadelphia. -
Nv DEAR SIR: An article in The NJ
ssnai Gdse,x some we1ks since IN hca'ing .tc 49,
OF your SON. gave the Gst intelligence Of ne i'ag
and distressn g iness with which you nave been al
sctcd and from which lsulent 20 learn mai Your con
yaescence t. get 80 incomplete a. TO i>ave you an
n, ,,,;ng l,t Ly The hand Of your daa liter, ltishn
An imrnenSe cousolrion upon winch heavily c,nyieC
lste vow ,at YOU have TIE benefit Of suen an ass .
M he louz be pres1vei 70 render you the same f,F-
vice when needed end mSy you coon ioi ''"S' '''s
sessop Geese 20 need the service go
As 10 the materials for the scque 20 my ne am 81
ventures fiace the period when VIZ cal-G-HS l:f
the Office Of President Il tie Cnbd .at's 80
know how 20 point them cut 70 yon AZ me eeeloi OF
ls15 AZ vc, know there were tour canddate-Ere Of
whom were r,tuA ned 70 the IIorse o. RepTc':live--
besides 9Th who had sunk by hi, own "etsn, mo ul5
seeondnry rark Of IN aapiran % n" VlcePne.f>ny-
Ia which be fuccccded or the moment by the rui1 Of
HI sIterIro,pecis believe forever. Ny election was
effected 10 the House by tue Junction OF the ioaTth Al
excluded candidates supporters win mine, and ~ o.?
erntion produced the subsequent failure o. my
the tTUinphal elevation Of my sdccessor ana me IRE
trievsbe disappointment Of him who bad - last r
source linked his political fortunes with nine GUY "o
from that hour deser'ed and betrayed oy ms 9"n
party They gained the coalition Of the hTs prccelhy
disaiponted can lidates and thus lei meat the eecn n
OF ls2s 20 my own solitary strength Ing fehii.5d
upim Gired, but was unequal 10 nc cJi'est 49,. -
united power Of the four parties combined against me-
ard eel =. ,,,- .o
The four palties defeated by M election IA Cd W.
al o. adverse 70 each other NJ tint Dle ~ ~
.,;.,si,, lie Wags are 10 pre- ent. The DemDeracg
ere Cravfo-diies ard they hsd INSIDE CDngre -loha
eaucus nomination Of him. but in the Electoral Cocgs'
they had been able % muster only the votes o. pur
etsfes and that was the sum total OF bs vote N tae
House Had tie Kentucky Delegation obeyed the IN
sfructicns e Il cir Legare end voted for Jackson az
the first beOt the hole Crawford vote would have 0een
for me ., tie ecoDl After the election, toey went ma
mae o. JAeKsoN and have ever since M
principal ftTcB. ii. They gave him Democracy FTga
and VAN EJHEH
The met three years Of my administration were occu
MED in SET NJ theprCporons Of the sp0is between the
eoa'escing yaIics. The West waa bought by inc prom
ised plun1er Of the Public Land part Of the bargain
not vel entirely consurna'ed the South, by The mn IL
lowed sacrifice Of tho Indians, some OF the fruits OF
which VIC 81 now enjoying. Internal Improvement, me
Dsuufacturing nefcsts and free labor were foid Tor
southern machinery stste-figt pepper money and .in-
nile mach;ue.he Colonial trade the Panama Mission,
and the bargain. tubs for the whale. Tie great
weapon egeins tire Administration aud nga5net me was
sldrdsy md from the military cheitein hInse down 10
JoHYATHAY RUSSELL il was urged without cessa1on
and without mercy The lat words spoken by WAR
HrN r. DAVIS in the House Of Representatives OF the
United Stscs in June 1884, We're pointing NJ ne-ior
me shsre 4 az had IN oyerhrowing the admin tra'on
Of that gentleman, hope God viii forgive me-ior
never skal forgive myself" He gone to ms account
and assurcdy not individual OF his party survives
but has much more 10 answer tor OF that SIN thn ne
Itwoull require volumes 10 give you the detail Of
what compri cl in THE summary Of public AFT rs iuI-
ing my Alminict alton. My inaugural address nnt my
fret annusI message 30 Congress cOntan the principles
and political yftem Of my Administration The ihree
succeeding annual messagcs exhibit me tucc ION oi
public measures and events connected with the nciiens
oi nv life have heard ai trHneatiOns oil the inqgu'
raj sddrc's and Of the first annual messagc have been
published in rome pamphlet Of Chateau0rand rs expo
sitions of the American .ygtam OF gOvernnent-Dut
was only my ~ tenn and has heen.uperededn ny BANK
and yndian war Notification Tariff Compromises, the
surrender 81 Colonial trade, and 70 use the language
Of Burke, the laiguelnng cmneras OF Hdu'Weht ie'
formation"
But all his has been done by the Democracy and TO
the Danocncy must I'll bow the knee and the neck
Aspirations for the aneoraon o the condition oil our
must be kept in constant subordnation 70 nc voice
of the people and State rights and Negros very AM
ag aSn Tspaciy control the current Of our public A.
fair for the present and for an indefinite uturty Inc
political syctem Of the present Administration Is
folded in the residential Annual Message OF December
1892 My critical examination Of il, aud my o0echons
against H. are exposed in the Report of the Minority
al the Committee Of Manufactures Of the 9th OF Feb,
Tuary, ls:3 II with your penetraton- judgment AM
experience Of mankind, you viii read those two papers
~ commentaries each upon the other, they wll snow
you In mutually reelected Hight tho basis OF the two
systems for the government OF the North American
Onion.
Messages TO COigro q, recolloct two occasions whe
wa President upon which spoke IN public, AMI eX-
pressed opinions OF interest lees ens than the day Of
their delivery, ON ne nl OF september ls2n c lle
Address to General la Fayctte on BIS departure from
fhe United States-and On the 9TH of July, ls1S upon
breaking ground for the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Since my disnision from the office OF Prcdcnt OF me
United sStef the catalogue Of myoenscs H. so far as
JecOleot, a follows;
corrcspondence with H. g. Orfs and others,
Hartford Convention Fcdrnistf commenced by them
precisely at The moment Of NY rerement-their halt
way advance toward the favor Of my successor. lie
net cutie ready 10 meet them as they were %
court him. and they never reached the heaven OF MS
smile lpormiited them % have the last word oil tlat
controversy before the public but my reply TO II If in
manuscript 20 be finally revised.
2 An Grafton delivered before the inhabitants OF the
town of Quincy The 9TH OF July ls3l-ihe annvcr-
ssry cf National Independence.
q Eucgy on the lie and character of JAMES MONROE,
delivered at the rcqucs Of the Corporation OF the CITY
Of Boston, August 25, 1881
4 Minority Rcpor, with Col w.rNoroH from the
Committee to investigate the affairs OF the Bank OF the
United States, Msy24 1882.
5. Report of the Committee of Manufactures May -
le32
6 Speeches on the Apportonment bill and the Tnih
hin, and the General Appropriation bill, lS52 lGdes
seston's Register of Debates
y lsSs. Letters 10 WuIrAN L. SroNr; 1893: to En-
WARD LIVINGSTON and Others, on the Masonic coniro-
yersy.
& October 1882 The Poem of DERnOr Mac Mon
o Six chapters on Turkey and Russia in the American
Annual Register for 1890; chapter on England in
he came work for 1881
10 Report Of the Minority OF the Committee on Man
ufacturos, Feb. ~, lecD
IL Suppressed Speech on the Removal of the Depos-
aes April 1884
- Grafton on the Life and Character of Ia FAyrrrs
IL Report to the 0yerseers of Harvard University,
August, ls3A
ia Speeches Jan 20, and Z Ia and 2sth Feb, and 81
Marh, lsa1 ON the dispute with France
Is sundry fugitive pieces in verse and criticisms on
ShaSipee
l6 Speech January 81 1896 the los; Fertilization
hill
have barely room TO add my ssluteton' and best
W. hes J. q ADAMS
p ST. have ommitted correspondence with Rev
w CoKNKLL, and Report in defense OF my fellow
az Quincy, sgsnst his charges, Aug & 1e31
Guenon on Mich Cows.
The following letter from farmer an the
merits of this singular book commend to the alton