Robert Carter, Esq., the journalist and writer, wrote from Cambridge:--

"A month ago I thought your popularity had reached a wonderfully

high pitch, that you had at a leap overcome prejudices and

misconceptions that seemed likely to be surmounted only by the

gradual toil of years. But the last week has wrought even greater

wonders. Multitudes, formerly your enemies and revilers, are

not merely willing to tolerate you, not merely willing to be

satisfied with you, but have become actually proud of you, as their

representative, and the champion of Massachusetts and the North. I

hear on all sides nothing but commendations and exultations."

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