Tribute to Mi,lard Eillmere /:
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Al the late Why Mass Meeting al Newburgh,
Mr. Collier, in the course of his speech read the
following extract from the address OF John Quin.
cy Adams to his constituents, published in 1912,
which was received with the most enthusiastic
applause -


"When the motion was made, the Chairman OF the
Committee of Ways and Means, MILLARp FILL.
sokD, Of The ablest, most taitul, and fdirest-
minded men wih trhom II had been my fortune 10
serrs IN public hfe, remonstrated.' &c: sc.