CINcINNATI, Feb. 26, 1910.
Oswego Union Association.
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Gentlemen-Your letter of the 31st ult. address
sed to Gen. Harrison, has been placed in our pos
session, with view to early attention. This is
unavoidable in consequence of the very numerous
letters daily received by the General, and to which
his reply in person is absolutely imPracticable.-,
AS from his confidential committee you will look
upon this response, and if the policy observed by
this committee should not meet with your approba-
ton, you will attribute the rather to ourselves
and his Immediate advisers, than to Gen:
HARRISON. That policy is, that the General
make no declaration Of his principles for the
public eye arhilst occupying his present position"


Signed by Harrison's guardians.