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38906	McCandless, Wilson	Ex-President John Quincy Adams in Pittsburgh in 1843 Address of Welcome, by Wilson McCandless, and Mr. Adams' Reply; together with a letter from Mr. Adams Relative to Judge Brackenridge's "Modern Chivalry."			.txt	text/plain	2620	113	64	citizens of this great country. country, the name of one of the honored actors in the great struggle for Great and good Citizen! with that feeling, in times past--I trust forever--when my position was of regard, respect and sympathy from the citizens of Pittsburgh, beyond entertain a feeling of gratitude, belonging to the nature of man, towards the citizens of Pittsburgh, for their attention and sympathy on During the last summer, I received an invitation to visit a western some of my personal friends in this city, to visit and be received by your number--there are few in your city with whom I have had the honor DEAR SIR: A day or two after I had the honor of addressing you at the and Teague O'Regan." My visit to Pittsburgh in 1843, and my intercourse acquaintance with Captain Farrago and his man Teague, at their first kindness, and that of my fellow-citizens of Pittsburgh and Allegheny,	./cache/38906.txt	./txt/38906.txt