MARTIN VAN BUREN TO S. J. TILDEN

"PROVIDENCE, _June 16th, 1858_.

"MY DEAR SIR,--I waited for you till nine o'clock and then retired to

secure a good night's rest, a matter of no small importance to a man of

my age. I have no recollection of putting the charge for the box and

cartage on my note, and think the chances are two to one that I omitted

it; I therefore send it now. When I am gone I trust you will, as my

confidential representative, be more punctual in the performance of

your engagements.

"Very truly yours,

"M. VAN BUREN."

"_Mr. Tilden._"

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