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possesses enough of wisdom, prudence IoT> be arance, to get on without any power nor conferred by itself.

 It has been my habit t0 give my time, which was not occupied in professional business, to public dHties under the general government. never held any State office: except for fortnight, when was msm> her of the Legislature of Massachusetts, (and believe the snly law, which in that ca pasity, aided in passing, was fer the benefit of .fshermen.) (Much laughter. My stHdies have ever been connected with the constitution, as the great and extraor> dinaay product of the age. After . public life of thirty years can say with sincerity, that, though sometimes my course has sxci> ted clamOr, feel conscious of having, al> ways, wished 1t well-and if nothing res main of me, to be remembered, but gener> al acknowledgement, recorded on my tomb> stone, which all my ceuntrymeA will admit to be true, that, "HERE LIES ONE WHO WISHED WELL TO THE CONSTITUTION OF HIS CouNTRY'-the great object of my life will have been accomplished.