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GENTLEMEN | regret that the arrangements
which have made to set out for Philadelphia to-
morrow, deny me the honor of being present at the
public dinner to the Vice President, to which you
have kindly invited me. 1t would have given me
very high satisfaction to witness this characteristic
tribute Of hospitality and regard the part of the
republicans whom you represent, to one, whose
whole course has been familiar to me from boy
hood and in whose personal domestic, social, and
political character, those who know him best find


l am, very respectfully, gentlemen,


J. X. KANE,
To r. WALLACE, WM. F. PHILLIPS, GEORGE w.
BRENT, and WM. II. GAINES, esqrs.