DELAWARE JOURNAL,

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Friday, September 26, 1928.

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The Philadelphia Jackson men have been detec-
ted in forging commission, puporting to have been
given by Washington to Andrew Jackson, the man
who would not give Washington vote Of thanks
on his retirement from public life But look here
See Washington sopnion Of John Quincy Adams
Copy Of letter from President Washington to Vice!


President John Adams, dated


Monday, Goth Feb. 1897.
DEAR SIR:-I thank you for giving me the per-
usal Of the enclosed. The sentiments do honor to-
the head and heart of the writer and if my wishes
would be of any avail, they should go to you in a
strong hone, that you would not withhold s.s.z.al
promotion from Mr.. JOHN C5i,t CY ..d1J.f7VS, b9:
cause he is your son. For, without intending to
compliment the father or mnther, or to censure any
others, give it as my decided opinion, that Mr..
ADAMS rs THE MOST T.aLUABLE PUB
Lie CHARACTER NE HAVE ABROAD;
and that there remains doubt in my mind, that
he will prove himself THE .4BLESI' OF.ALL
OUR DIPLOMATIC CORPS. If he was now
| to be brought into that line, or into any other pub.
lie walk, would not, upon the principle which has
regulated my conduct. disapproye of the caution
which is hinted at in the letter. But he is already
entered The public more and more, as he is known,
are apprecating his talents and worth; and his
country would sustain loss if these were to be
checked, by over delicacy on your part. With sim
cere esteem and regard, am Yours.


Vice President.