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A PoEM-BY JOHN @. ADAMS.
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ssorrespondeace of the Albany Epe. Jour.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 81, lS41.


John Quincy Adams is one of the intel
ectual prodigies whose character distinguish
9as OF time. An hundred years hence ]
soubt whether the American annals will
Row ..o4e sAan two names -Benjamin
rankin and George Washinglon--brighter
5han shat Of John Quincy Adams.


biT. A. IS now "A years old. But years
aave made no impression upon his intellect
sshzl Is still fresh and vigorous. He is has
cen stated, always watching the course OF
asiness, and always ready 10 shed light on
ae question before the House.


The Hon Mr.. Morgan, whose seat is next
o thar OF Sir. AS. has obtained for me with
Permission 10 publish in the journal, a copy
sf the Poem which enclose. 1t was writ
IN in July, 1910, under these circumstan
Ies. Gen. Ogle informed Mr.. A., that sew
Eal young ladies' in his District had request
"a him to obtain Mr.. AS autographs fo
hem. Il accordance with this request MIR
Adams wrote The following beautiful Poem
Jpon g TEE seants Of Ham," ca; ;h stanza up
III sheet Of note paper. What American
Foung lady would not set precious value
ipon such an autograph from this illnstrio u
