M. N. TO H., P., & CO., FEBRUARY 1.

"I am advised--and the advice is in accordance with my own

opinion--that I have no right to object to your choice, unless the

person chosen be so undesirable that I decline arbitration rather than

accept him as arbitrator. This certainly is not true in the case of Mr.

Hampden. I have given you my only reason for objecting to him. Since

you assure me this reason does not exist, I withdraw my objection."

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