Correspondence Between the Hon. John Adams, Late President of the United States, And the Late Wm. Cunningham, Esq. : Beginning in 1803, And Ending in 1812

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The anxiety I have felt on that subject, has not been on his account. As it respects him, and every other public character, living or dead, I should have no objection to having 195 the casket of their deserts " unpeg'd upon the house's top." I am Sir, your most obliged friend, Wm. CUNNINGHAM, Jr Hon. John Mams.
LETTER LIX.
FiTCHBURG, Dec. 29, 1809.
Dear Sir, When I wrote to you of the 9th inst- I did not expect that I should again trouble you ; nor did I look for an answer. To this hour, I can ...very truly assure you, that the contents of your letters are unknown to any human being but myself, excepting those to whom they were known before their transmission to me. But believing that you are overleaping the senti- ments you used to embrace and inculcate, in the pursuit of some new design, or to gratify a resentment, I wish myself enlarged from your injunctions. And since I have seen and exam- ined the Message of Mr. Madison at the open- ing of the present session of Congress, and the documents accompanying it, I can hardly per- 19(3 suade myself, that my obligations to you are par- amount to those which I owe my country.

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