Mr.. Hoyt 20 James G. Bennett.
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e.
My DEAR suR-I received your letter. You will see
bJ the Standard of this morning that you under
apprehension in relation to what has been done here
do not know what will be the result of that business If
had the means should not hesitate to do all for you
that's required but do not find any here among all
our friends that willing to put their shoulders to the
wheel All anxious for honors and emolumen from
party. but are not willing to give the equivalent for it.
do not believe that any thing be done for paper
here for yours either Those who are tho best able
will not contribute farthingI conversed with several
Of that description to-day.


The enthusiasm with which the President has been re
ceived exceeds all calculation.


Yours truly, J. HOYT.