{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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THE HAMILTON PAPERs-Mrs. Hamilton, the widow of Alexander Hamilton, is now at Washing ton, with view of procuring in some way the publi- cation of her husbands papers under the auspices of Congress. It is said that many distinguished mem. hers of Congress have expressed themselves in favor of the plan. The papers relate to the early political history of the country, and include. understand, many letters from General Washington and other eminent public men of the time. From wlat we have heard Of her nature, have doubt of their great value and interest, and of the light they throw upon questions still litgaled between par,,es. We earn esty hope ih, refole, that Mrs. Hamilton will not leave Washington until some means are adopted, whether of the kind already alluded to or otherwise to give them to the world