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The language of Mr..
Adams's friends Won give
in nearly the following
words: A friend Of Mr..
Adams comes TO me, 1Dith
Tears in his eyes, and
says: /" Sir, Mr.. Adams
has always had the great
est respect for you, and
The highest admiration
for your talents. There
is no station to which you
are not equal. You were
undoubtedly the second
choice of New England ;
and | pray you to consid-
er whether the public
good, and your own fu=
lure interests, do not dis
tinctly point you to the
course which yeu ought
to pursue"