Letters were also received f ON the following,
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WILLIAM IL. SEN AhD.


Letters were also received fr ON the following,
but were not read:


George Bancroft. Hon C. P. Marsh, VIC.
slBs. MP & 5.rss FseseO Gss r1Wnsoa Ssaaaas''
Hon. G. NJ Dallas, Jusse Bsasdsey
Chancellor ksni, Chss: "; Upham,


ii Hafma1us E mus Bleecksr. Jared Sparks
B;shSp tl Lssenrn; stonra, f9hn tW'eHebbnS WinbTGS


Dr. Potter. Of Union College, iud.e Dsvis.


Hon Mr. Berren, Eranc:s G GREY,


Josiah Quincy !Ccnnodo!e Jones.


The Hon. LUTHER BRApIsH then rose end intro
duced the Hon. JOHN QUIscY ADAMS, and we re-
gret that the rose and distance so great that
we could but impehecuy hear him He said that
along the o. tine, History quently presents
US with an individual, whose history may be said to
present the history OF ms country. Such an indi-
vidual honoIed this occasion. tGreat cheering
Hi, life occupies so much Of that history as the
entire period in which he has lived. tCheers) But
that lie is not alone valuable history ss it is pre-.
emnently encouraging to public and TO private rir.
tue. (1Iuch chsering.l For remarkable and bril-
liant ss has been the life aSd career of lha,
rare individual-it has shown that no patriot
however distingu;shed-no integrity however
pure and unimpeechable-no wisdom how
ever exalted and uneniug--has BEEN able
to screen him from the two ordinary evils
which in this life attend the great and good.
tCheersl Felsehood has misrepresented his acts,
and unchariableness srd Inaligniiy haze assaiied
MS motives. But Tine has corrected the one and
reproved the other; tremendous cheers,l and Jus
ice ha. at last asserted her empire loud cheer
ing.( Already he enjoys il his Life time the udg.
men OF posicrty and the awards oi impartial history
Cheering drowned the Festl Without farther pre-
face propose to you 70 drink the health and dfirk
standing


JoHS QUINCY ApAms-May the evening CT h,s ,fa be a,
Tranquil and happy dawn ami meridian have been hon
orable and useful


Ialost enthusiastic and continued cheering


Mr. BaADIsH's speech was one Of the neatest
and happiest efforts re ever heard made at a
public dinner.


Mr. ADAMS rose to reply, when there was an
universal CRY of silence and of turn out ali tho
waiters-lst the waters leave ihe rocm."


Hon. j. e, Adams Speech.


Dir. adams then rose much excited and deeply
affected, end said MIR. President and Gentlemen,
III do not sink ucder The honor thai has been con-
errea upon me by the observations of the gentleman
who has just closed his remarks j, is not because
do not feel The Eant Of support there. lcheers,l-