New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22

dents II was crowded TO overaowng General jackson
was there and we shook naaI nnsron @ FRIENDLY s
taiions. ID Webster asked me when coilu receive ne
I appointed to-,norrow noon, at my own house. The
committee consists of Webster vance OF oalo , nlu
Archer Virginia asked :. L. southar the secretary
OF the Navy, TO call me tomorrow morning ~ lo
o'clock Mr. Dne Brent had called on me ih.s InoLhns
and said that Mr. John Lee member ir3,h mary iii iu
told him that he should ut the st DaV, DO oohseu
vote for jackson bat II the election 'ho.uu not NC ro
morning He was disposed to give me MS vote. nut
NV Grafton delivered on the itn of july 1871 which had
been offensive 20 the Roman Catholics. siu wou ,
Los, rcgrcfiing that anything mad ever san IN pdble
sUOud have hurt tie religious eennss " ni3 p'Iso,'
deuce in the that took place, but urging me- II IL
should he otherwise, and Should attend ' i etaM,ns
rog this evening, to carry firm and confident counc-
nance with me- aud ronarkng that Dol outside was
accession for this little article inclosed Mr.. H. Kings
note, with letter Of three INES to my dthe asHS ior
most important day of my life, and which would close
as il gan, with supplcations to the Father oil meGies
the welfare Of my country. After n.iurned from Tie
drawingrOOm. baud OF muSie NJ came auu Sil.it"u
at nay house. IL was past midnight when relhca
The correspondence Oh the occasion which took
place between Mr.. Rufus King, and between Mr..
Adams and his venerable father, at that time in the
ninetieh year of his age, the editorremark may
fairly be classed among the dramatic events Of
history"
RUFUS KING TO JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
SENATE CHAMBER, 9th February, 1925.
MY DEAR SIR We nave t's ''v " a s 'S Sth ~
nv afF.rtoilafe con ,satnlIons upon your choice
President OF the United states on the first ballot Of the
cnmsidcr r"ir eecn AS the best amends for tIe
justice of which he was made the victim. .. 49,.
TO me and tio choice has been such as We have
The recipient OF tils note in his turn cont It imne.
| nae 9n ''y ,p US' NJ ''' '"''' =" '
| Jouy QUINCY ADAMS To JOHN ADAMS.
WASHINGTON ga r. ia uai5, lSZo.
, W, A., - I'm, yi,I mann won or the event nf this day
upon wnicu only oucr you my congratulations and
ask yonf dressings anu p'"'" Inms oriScy AnAus
Ionn Adams was AT this time quite MIN in body yet
he did not fail to respond 10 the iencauo' Oh his son
JOHN ApA"o ~ r ~ ~ is,h Fniunry 1905
have received your letter of the 9TH Never feel
80 much solclnny as upon is @ , iu IA arn ,n
U,nri I or m nj ike MIN in its 9jth year. May LIE
blessing God Almighty continue "a protect sou to the
rmn o. yJ ,nnrr from your cradle! oiI r the same
PRAYER Tor your lady and your family and am your al
iee'"n''o '"'"er'
The inaugural ceremonies Oh Mareh =, are I"lae
the subject Of "A brief paragraph TIE hhhu III ti'e
writer being evidently too inuch lie"ccuP'e" VIII"
the urgency of his official duties 10 de'o'c in"c' UNIV
to the record OF ms private lccH"s'' Hi''i WV
Successive seeploss nights, entered upon thiS daS
with q supplication to Heaven, UIst, ior my coih
try: secondly for myself and for those connected with
nv good name and fortunes. that the last results oil
its events may be suspicious and blessed About
| half-past eleven o'clock left my house with al
escort of several companies of militia and cayal
of citizens, accompanied i'll my carriage by sinncl
l.. Southland, Secretary of the Navy, and William
Writ. AttOrncy-GencIal, and followed by James
Monroe late President of the United states, III his
own carriage. We proceeded TO the Capitol ana 10
the Senaic-chalcbcr. The Senate were IN session.
and John {. Calhoun presiding i'll the chair haVi'f
been previously sworn into office as Vlce-fresIGeht
Of the United States and PRESIDENT Oh te Senate
| The Senate adjourned and from the Sena,e-cham0er
accompanied by the members of that body and bl
the judges of the Supreme Court, repalrctOto the
hall of the House of Representatives. and, after de-
! lvcring from the SPEAKERS char my Iiangnfai