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JoHs QctxcY ADaMs' OraxGoN.-A gentleman from Ashtabuia. Ohio, DO doubt the shig member of Congress from that District. reeeptly paid visit to the venerable Ex. President al Quincy, Mass He gives an outline of the conversation which hs had with Mir. A., from which we make the follow. ing quotation for the benefit of those cf our Whig friends, who gre so enthusiastically in favor oi Military chieftains:" Union.

 '-i think his confidence in the perpe,niiy of our Coremment is much shaken. He regards us as tending toward a military desposism. The aiiemp, to make General Taylor President upon the popa- larity which be h's gained in f.w battles. he re- gaEds ominoas of the downfall ol iasiitnhons He appr~hends that shall follow in the footsteps of those Republics that have gone before us"