“Dear Sir,—I do not think will —— —— feel any objection to the mention you have made of him. Of one thing I am quite sure,—which is, that neither he nor I could mistake the motive of any use made of our names by you.
“I am, indeed, sorry to hear that your connexion with the —— is coming to a crisis, if that crisis leads to a separation; because I wish well to the journal, and so wishing, must desire your continuance in it.
“I have been wishing to see you for some time, and shall be glad when you can make it convenient to call. I have reason to think that Mr. —— has been misrepresented to me. But more of this when we meet.
