(Should be 1921

WASHINGTON, Jan. sth. 1924.
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My Dear Sir:-l send you by this days
mail, Lord Dyron's conversations. which.
Notwithstanding Mr.. Walsh's unfavorable
opinion Of them, think you will find often
piquant and worth, upon the whole, an A.
tcntive perusal. Besides the literary and
critical interest which they possess. they
will have the effect Of diminishing. though
not entirely removing the c3ium, which he
brought upon himself by his conduct to his
wife.


MY position in relation to the friends Of
the three returned candidates, i singular
enough, and ofen 10 me very amusing. In
the firstp.ace, they all believe that my friends
have the power of deciding the question:
and then, that Ihave the power Of controll-
ing my friend. Acting upon this supposi.
ton, in the same hour, 1 am sometimes
touched gently on the shoulder by friend
ror examp.c) Of Gen. Jackson, who will