LETTER IL.
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LeWist0in, Jan. 18th, 1927.
Dear Sir-t wrote you las, evening, and hope
you have received il. have since though, more
OF the plan OF delegates assembling here and think
il ought to take place soon. There must be more
reward offered. | would be highly pleased 10 have
70 personal conference with gentlemen from your
village, and other places, on the subject. eseem
the affair Of momenous importance, and hope that
no Time or MEANS may be lost in the progress Of
ves,igation. Our liberties are shadow, our Lersons
IN jeopardy and every thing heretofore thought val
uablc is not worthy Of enjoymen. al such tenure
at least such is my opinion. Pray let me hear ON
you sir / wrote Mr.. albo Of Batavia, this even.
ing. Very truly ard respectfully,