I never had but six months' schooling in all my life.

And I confess, I consider myself a poor tyke to be here addressing the most intelligent people in the world.

But I think it the duty of every representative of the people, when he is called upon, to give his opinions.

And I have tried to give you a little touch of mine." Every reader will be interested in the perusal of the following serious speech, which he made in Boston.

It is a fair specimen of his best efforts, and will give one a very correct idea of his trains of thought, and modes of expression.