DANIEL MANNING TO TILDEN

_"Confidential._

"ALBANY, _Febry. 13, 1885_.

"MY DEAR GOVERNOR,--You must release me. The place has

been offered, but I have no heart for it. The very thought of it

has made me ill for two days. The sacrifice will be too great, and

I constantly feel that if I make it, I may as well bid good-by,

forever, to comfort and happiness. I am so contented now, and I

will always, there, be miserable. Telegraph me, to-morrow, one

word--'Released.'

"Most sincerely yours,

"DANIEL MANNING."

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