The Private oretary to **r. spencer,
Secretaryf
First, how Xn Irr. Sinner? I }iava not
hoant since you wrote last, and- I *m looking anx.lou«ly ny^ry f or news of him.
rememWrn writing; me a letter putting me on guard against Mr, ^rid^e, to whom he hart elyen a note of introduction. Mr. Brid and lt;;« has "been trying to lery hlac and mail upon m for IW« yearn and ha* now vented hin spleen upon me for my droipine hki completely ae a iian whom! oot and d not haw anHootatlnc with my friends. H# ha* written a din*
torted Recount of the CR-^figie steel Cflwgp and ny, whiah I «m
*hows great personal »pAt#. WhAt. I would like to
huve is •sJ.wply a **ftt«*#nt thftt Mr. Sp«a and lt;**r r«»ooXJ,« and lt;5t# h*vAne done so,a*» t do not kno^ where hi* note An, I ?Br*Y ^jp not for a novumt intrude the nu and lt;hj«it if he Xn not Qhomgh a» I would not hm« Mw ©n^y
Jne has recovered auffintently, please ask hiw if he
.«#«jount.
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