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make, he said" Gentlemen, | know these qualifications are high, but we all know they are needfnI at this crisis, in this chief. Does any one say that they are not 10 be obtained in the country2 I reply, they are, they reside in one of our own body, and he is the person whom \ now nominate, GEORGE WASHINGTON cf Vir- giniG. @

 Washington, who sat on Mir. Kdamss right hand, was looking him intently in the face to watch the name he was about to announce ; and not expecting it would be his own, lie sprung from his seat the mo- ment he heard it, and rushed into an ad-

 joining room as quickly as though moved by a shock of electricity.

 Mr. Adams had asked his cousin Sam to move for an adjournment as soon as the nomination was made, in order to give the members time@to deliberate im private.- The y did deliberate, and the result is be- fore the world.

 asked MT. Adams, among other ques- tions, the following" Did you never doubt of the success of the conflict ?'' [" No, no, :" said he, "not for moment. expected to be hung and quartered, if was caught !; but no matter for that, my country would be free; I knew Geo. III. could not forge chains long enough and strong enough to reach round these states.