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Mr.. Bennett to Mr. Hoyt. at New York.


Per mail. WASHINGTON, IL June, 1929.
Y DEAR SRI arrived here the day before yesterday.
called on Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr.. Ingham. They are
both in favor of the Democratic paper the old
renovated The feeling against the coalition runs
about as strong here as in New York They knew it
would be corrected by the public men in New York
Major Moore Of Kentucky 10 here He bring accounts
from the west that some movements making of q
curious nature between Judge Mclean ate postn
and MIR Clay.


have picked up good deal Of political information of
various kinds. which shall tell you in New York.
am going to call on the President to-day.


am, Dear Sir, yours truly,


JAMES O. BENNETT