MR. DANE TO M. N., JANUARY 9.

"When you have practiced law thirty years, man and boy, as I have, you

will know that any business that requires the presence of five or six

business men at a given time and place, is of indefinite duration, and

if those men are five hundred miles apart, the indefiniteness becomes

definitely long, at least. You know there is to be an organization of

the new Witenagemote after March 4, so that if we wait for Mr. Russell,

we can have no hearing this winter. I know of no objection to Mr.

Hampden."

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