Hon. A. II II. sluurt's Address.
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To The Editor ct The Tribune.


have derived 50 much pleasure and ii
suuciion from the perusal of the AddresS. re-
cen ly delivered before tho Americen Institute,
by the Hon. \. II. Il. STUART, that [ cannot r..
f.ain from the expression Of my admiration OF
lis Just and noble senti,nents,- nor withhold my
grateful acknowledgment from ts talented and
patriotic Author. Virginia may well be called
"the mother Of Statesmen" SO long as ste has
sons thus qualified 10 Sc, forth, and advocate.
the true Doctrines Of Political Econoany, ard
sound Republican Freedom. That Address
ought to be read and pondered by every Ame-
rican Citizen. L! is worthy to be printed and
bound I'D with the Farewell Address of the
Father of his Coun,ry, and distributed TO eveiy
family in the land. AN bold to say, that our
Clay Clubs could not do II better business, nor
III 1re eff-ctuaIiy pr. mote the welfare Of this Re
public II an by disseminating sl h Il Docu.
ment, and Causing It's TIuihs to he universally
understood and appreciated. We afa in Il crisis
which demands some such effort The pubic
mind is in an anxious ierment. The weos.
posed are honestly and earnestly seesing for
hight, on the great questions which concen their
welfare. Just views OF our National Interests
are extending into districts heretofore wrapped
in ignorance or blinded by prejudice; while ertul
Demagogucs are desperately striving 10 ihwut
the progress of Truth and sound policy. TIE
friends OF correct principles have, therefore,
solemn duty to perform. These principles
must be promulgated Truth is undoubtedly
great,-but it viii not Prerail against it's cunning
loes, without perseve-ing effort on sAe par! Of
its friends. hope, therefore, that measures will
be taken 10 have MIR. S1UAEr's Address most
widely distributed, in cheap pamphlet form.
Let them be light--sueh light as that admirable
Discourse il calculated to af'Jrd. w. d.


HestcAester. Pa. Oct. g. 1874.