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This incident winch occurrd a few days ago in
The ouse OF representative is well worth read.
ing:


Mr.. Gins. J.. Ingcrsoll md Mr.. J. Quincy
Adams. as is generally known, have been an, thing
but warm personal friends for yenrs past. Tie
other doy. however. Mr.. lngrrsoll was seen at Mr..
Adams desk. and the two venerable gentlemen u
WIRE ronversIng together in the most courteous
and friendly manner. After Mr.. lnge soil had
repaired 10 his own sent, n member observed to
Nr. Adams that he had been plensed in witnessing
the mre,ing between Plae and llerri Mr.
Adams Thanked the gentleman FOR The rcmn rk. nnd
then observed that, just before the downfall of
Mark Antony, Cicero made friends with severnl
Of the Roman TriDunes with whom he had been
on terms Of bitter enmi,y for years. Ills friends
charged him with Inconsistency Whereupon
CIcetu replied. i desire that my enmiiies may be
temporary my friendship ,crnal."--Journal.