Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-11

Report Of the minority Of the committee
of Manufactures Of the 9th Of Febru.
Iary, 1898. If with your penetration,
judgment and experience of mankind,
you will read those two papers as COM
mentaries each upon the other. they will
show you in mutually reflected light,
the basis Of the two systems for the gov
.ernment of the North American Union.
Besides my Inaugural Address and
the four Annual Messages to Congress,
! recollect two occasions while | was
President, upon which spoke in pub
lie, and expressed opinions Of interest
less transient than the day Of their de-
livery, on the Eth of September, 1895.
The Address TO General La Fayette on
his departure from the United States
and on the 4th of July, 1928, breaking
ground for the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. = laf'lE a-i as lc7it I i-1
Since my dismission from the Office
Of President Of the United States, the
catalogue Of my offences is, so far as
recollect. as follows: ian.fa .H'
/. A correspondence with IT. G Otis
and others, Hartford Convention Feder-
alisis, commenced by them precisely at
the moment OF my retirement their
half way advance toward the favor Of
my success ORR He was not quite so
ready to meet them as they were 10 court
him. and they never re ,ched the heaven
OF his SMILE permitted tEem to have
the. last word of that controversy before
the public; but my reply TO il is in man
uscript, TO be finally revised.
9. An Grafton delivered before the in
habnanis Of the town ol Qhincy, on the
4ih of July. l83l-the anniversary OF
National Independence, ,oo - Ill.
3. Eulogy on the life and character Of
James Monroe. delivered at the fequesi
of the Corporation ofthe city Of Boston,
August 25. 1881, 0al rssf gaz -yo1
A. Minority Report with Col. Wat
mough from the committee to investigate
the affairs Of the Bank OF the United
States, May "a, 1889. ,s.-f ssloai ,
5. Report of the committee on Manu-
factures, May 95, 1882.
6. Speeches on the Apportionment
bill, and the Tariff bill, and the General
Appropriation bill, 1882, [Gales & Sea-
tons Register Of Debates. -3- 75ili"
7. 1889: Letters to William L. Stone;
1888: to Edward Livingston and others.
on the Masonic Controversy. fH'i
8. October, 1892: The Poem of Der
mot Mac Moragh. -t fr-x -isfi
8. Six chapters on Turkey and Rus
sin, in the American Annual Register
for 1880; one chapter on England in the
same work for 18S1.-77 lib sa,4ai sdi
10. Report of the Minority of the
committee on Manufactures, Feb. 27,
833. r..- .~- ............- --- O
IL. Suppressed speech on the remo-
val of the Deposits, April. 1884,
1e Grafton on the Lille and Charac-
Ter of Lafayette, Dec. 81, 1884. v.'
13. Report of the Overseers of Har-
vard University, August, 1884.
IA. Speeches Jan. 20, and z, IA and
98th Feb, and I'd March, 1895, on the
dispute with France.
Is. Sundry fugitive pieces in verse,
and criticisms on Shakespeare. faiH
16 Speech January %, 1886, on The
lost Fortifcation bill. 4.-.0 .. etc.,.
have barely room to add my salu.a-
tions aud best wishes.
r7 .-.- fa.- 4 7is 10. ADAMS.
Psi have omitted a correspon-
dence with Rev, w. Cornell, and re-
port in defense of my fellow-men Of
Quincy, against his charges, August
1885. F0 r sa-'-sI cit r