Right of Petition.
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The following correspondence between the
Committee appointed BY the late meeting held in
this city upon the subject of the Right of Petition.
and Hon. John Quincy Adams, will be read with
interes, BY our citizens and not only with interest,
but generation for the noble sentiments contained
in the reply Of The eS-President. Rochester Dem.
LETTER TO JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.


ROCHESTER, Monroe Co. n. T., Feb. 9. l64c:
Hon.John Quincy iGanlI


S-Ai numerous meeting last -v.ang OF citizens OF this
city OF ali poltc. parties Resolutions copy which
annexed, were unanimously adopted.


In pursuance OF the second Resolution in,he
and behalf OF the Citizens OF Rochester composing The
Hg tender YOU their thanks your patriotic and pere
Geng efforts Congress IN drlence OF the Right Petition
and accept the expression
their confidence in your patriotism and rectitude
We eresre that your meuon 10 reer The Haverhill Peti-
ton 70 Select Committee wits usertC;oGs report
agans, sustained: because certain parts
the United States. and by certain Members OF Congress
the dissolution of the Union has been ;tir. atenei.
that the occasion requires able defender the Uaon-
showing its importance and value to the several parts and
the whole country ard 20 the freedom IL
.li Had Your aooI been sustained t.la. Pc
yort containing such defence would hare been made and
that il would have slenceti threats OF disunon.


Respectfully y0urs, THOMAS KEMPSHAII


WALTER s GRIFFITH


JOHN HAWKS.


f. POMEROY,


?. B. BUCHAN