RICHMOND, [VA.],
December 3, 1855.
MY DEAR SIR: I have
merely time to write to you to ask you to see Mr. Bright and represent to him
that it is indepensible and absolutely necessary in perfecting the Papers to
organize the Kanawha Coal Company that his name for the present should remain
as one of the Stock holders. After the Company is organized he can make such
disposition as he pleases of his stock. Please attend to this at once and write
to Mr. E. T. Morris and mention, that you have made this arrangement with Mr.
Bright. I forgot to mention that it is necessary that Mr. Morris should know
the name of Mr. Bright's wife in drawing the papers.
SOURCE: Charles
Henry Ambler, Editor, Annual Report of the American Historical
Association for the Year 1916, in Two Volumes, Vol. II, Correspondence of
Robert M. T. Hunter (1826-1876), p. 172
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