LETTER TO A COMMITTEE OF IRISH-BORN CITIZENS, AUGUST 2, 1853.

BOSTON, August 2, 1853.

Gentlemen,--It is not in my power to be with you on the evening of

the celebration at Faneuil Hall, but, I pray you, do not consider

me insensible to the honor of your invitation.

Permit me to say that no country excites a generous sympathy more

than Ireland; nor is any society more genial and winning than that

of Irishmen.

Believe me, Gentlemen, faithfully yours,

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