AIls. INGHAM's LETTER.
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Washington, .apa.u IS, 1891.

 STR:--in communicating to me. this morning, tue information of tic resign, 4ion of the Secretary of State and Sec retary of War, together with the req sons which had induced the former 6 take this Step, you were pleased to ob- serve that this proceeding was made known to me as one of those whom you had associated with you in the admins tration Of tho Government, and you sug- gesteA that would, after few days re- Hection. have afarther conversation wilh you on this subject. But, in recurring to the brief remarks made at the time, as well as to the letter ef resignation of the Secretary of State, which you were good enough to submit for my perusal. | have not been able to ascertain what particular matter was intended 10 be. proposed fer my reflection, as connected with this event. Under thcsc circum- stanccs.and being tiesirous oi avoiding tlle possibility of misapprehension, as to your views, would respectfully whether the measure aaopte2 Ivy the. Secretary of State and of War, ,H deem cd to involve considerations on which svol expect particular communication from me, and, If so, Of what natule.

 I have the honor to be, respectfully, your ob'tservant,

 To the pREsinENT of the U. $.