George Livermore, merchant and student, wrote from Boston:--

“I read your speech on the Trent affair with unqualified

admiration, as it was printed in the _Journal_, and I hope

a large edition will be published in pamphlet form for

preservation. I had supposed Mr. Seward had exhausted all

that could be said on ‘our side,’ but you have given new

interest by your wonderful illustrations. The whole tone of

the speech is admirable.”

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