CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

"FORT WASHINGTON, _June 1, 1872_.

"DEAR SIR--I am sorry you did not extend your ride as far as this.

"I have been thinking somewhat _intensely_ on a particular subject

since I saw you.

"I mean in reference to a question of our personal action in a matter

which, I suppose, is to come off on Monday.

"I have made up _my_ mind definitively that whatever you or others may

think fit to do, I will not, under any circumstances figure in that

affair.

"There can be no mistake about _its being unfit_.[61] I shall be sorry

to stand alone, but I am not afraid to do so.

"Yours,

"CH. O'CONOR."

Letters and Literary Memorials of Samuel J. Tilden, v. 1 · 第 269 / 348 题