GENERAL SAUNDERS.
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Romuus NJ Saunders, esq, is now in this city,
on his way to Madrid, where he has recently been
appointed minister of the United States A very
complimentary letter was addressed to him by a
committee of forty-fve, at Raleigh. The following
correspondence passed on the occasions:


RALEIGH, April 90, 1916.
To Hon. R. M. SAUNDERS:


DEAR Sin: Hearing that you will soon take your
departure for the court Of Spain, your feow-citi-
zens of the city of Raleigh and county of Wake,
without distincton of party, are desrous of offer
ing some suitable testimonial of their appreciation of
your high abilities a statesman, well as their
regard for your virtues as a man. They therefore
hope you will do them the favor to be present at
public dinner, to be given in this city on a day to
be designated by yourself.


Very truly and respectfully.


(Signed by b. B. Smith and forty-four others.l