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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS At THE FREMONT TEMPLE.
This building was crowded TO suiiocsticn last
evening, 10 hear the venerable statesman and pa
trot. BY seven o'clock the seats were ali occu.
pied and after toe aSlcs and the very ypshule
OF the Temple. When MIR. Adams eu,e,ed, the
whole audience with one Simultaneous movement,
arose TO itir feet, ant! gave him such welcome as
none bui an APOSTLE OF Freedom deserves OF could
receive.


Ihe 'old man eloquent spoke for two hours ina
srr,in oimineled pa,hos, invcc,ive and ecqurnce-
in t. Il, !e such as alone John Quincy Adams can
command. Vhe immense ASSEMBLY hung on hls
wo.ds in enchained attention, and the cole no'se
heard tbroug hout the evening, save the orators
voice was the ifequen; bursts 0i hsart-elt admTa-


ton. that seemed The necessary safety. valve TO Vio'
ven; emotion.


Mr. Adams ia most interesting historical ana!Y-
sis of the treaty OF Florida, rescued his character
and poliiical ability from ihe caumn's with "h'ch
bold b4d men have sought oppress II, and proved
b, ir,erscable evidence that the Sabine was tie
most Western point possible that could nave oeen
ex;orteI from Spain ia the treaty OF l8l9.


"e,will not attempt 10 do Mr.. Adims The MUS
,ce 10 sive mere synopsis o! tho speech the tess
necessary us we understand he has concerted 10
bes,ow uran hi. fellow citizens his own valuable
notes OF this ;usstimahle production.


The ci.i2eos ot Boston will long remember with
gratitude the great favor thus done them oy ihii
omine M and venerable patriot, whose fame has filled
two'hemis pheros and will last 10 eternity. y con
Meeting link between two centuries, both OF which
he has dsting guishcd he il az much endeared TO VI
MS he was res espectCd by our fathers D0st Com.