Washington , Feb. 15, 1855. Dear Friend , It is impossible for me to change my ground. I went into the Peoples Movement last year heart...

Washington Feb 9. 1855. Dear Hamlin , A much longer time has slipped by without my writing to you than ought; but you know what my sit...

Washington , Jan’y 22, 1855. My Dear Sir , I am in fault as usual about my correspondence. My only excuse is that I have more to read, ...

Washington , Jany 12, 1855. My Dear Sir , * * * The Old liners, I see have put forth again their motley platform. The way is now clear ...

Private. Cin . Nov. 21, 1854.. My Dear Sir , * * * I confess I feel more uneasiness about the probable influences of the Order on our...

Cin . Nov. 11, 1854.. My Dear Sir , It is too bad that the failure of the Banks should add to your other troubles; and too bad that, at...

Cincinnati , Nov. 2, 1854. My Dear Sir : Your enquiry whether I am “aware that the 26th of October is past,” must refer to something I ...

Washington, July 21, 1854,. My Dear Hamlin : It was good to see your handwriting again. You had been so long silent that I almost bega...

Wash . Ap. 25, 1854. My Dear Sir : Your letter reached me yesterday. I wish you would write me oftener. I feel no great anxiety as ...

Washington , Feb. 10, 1854. Dear Hamlin : Pardon me for my expression of regret. I am glad to learn that you have taken no part in the ...

Washington , Jany 23, 1854. My Dear Sir : Wrote you a day or two since. Today the Nebraska Bill was called up, but was postponed till M...

Washington Jany 22, 1854 My Dear Sir , I think you are mistaken in the am t , of my debt to you — it was for one letter instead of two...

Private. Washington , Feb 4,, 1853. Dear Hamlin , Thanks for your two letters, the last of which was received today. I do not won...

Washington , Dec r . 2, 1852. Dear Hamlin , Where are you? What are you about? The last I saw of you was that you attended a democratic...

Washington City , August 27, 1852 Dear Hamlin , You pain me by what you say of your health. I hope it may speedily improve — most earne...

washington City , Aug 13, 1852. My Dear Sir , I have received the Pittsburg Resolutions and nominations. They create no sensation here ...

Washington City , July 19, 1852 . My Dear Sir , I say as usual, “ditto to Mr. Burke.” The ideas of your letter are my own. I fear more ...

Washington , June 28, 1852. My Dear Sir , I received only today your letter of the 15th. I left the city on the adjournment over upon t...

Washington City , Mar. 10, 1852. My Dear Sir , I am very sorry that anything occurred to prevent your purchase of the three shares of t...

Washington City , Feb. 25, 1852. My Dear Sir , What are you about? I supposed that before this time you would have been established in ...