Mr. Seward wrote thus:--

"I have read your noble speech. It is eminently able, and in a tone

that is as characteristic as it is worthy of you. Of its particular

direction, as relates to parties, it is not becoming me to speak.

Its merits as an argument are unsurpassed."

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