To II. h.. DAVIES and Othera,


Corresponding Committee.
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AUBURN March %, 1914.
GENTLEMEN Your letter of the 10Th of Febru
airy inviting me to general meeting of the Demo
cratic Wings of New-York on the fourth instant has
Just been received.


1t would afford me very great pleasure TO visit the
City when the great Wing masses will be giving ex-
preston of terdevotion 10 the principles and OF their
admiration Of the acknowledged and eminenty wor
thy Representative Of the Whigparty. But distance
and many other obstacles forbid


trust that the celebration will be effectua to
arouse the Wings of New-York. Here in Western
New-York our political brethren have cast off the
apathy which has allowed our opponents to obtain
trumphs mortifying to us and injurious to the pub
lie welfare, during the last three years We shall
do all our duty. If our Eastern brethren shall be
actuated by the spirit and enthusiasm with which
your letter is imbued, and doubt not they will, the
uscendency of the Wing cause in this Stale, well
as in the Union, will be as complete as in 1910.
Accept, gentlemen, my acknowledgements for
your courteous remembrance, and believe me


Your friend and obedient serv ant


VIM Ii. SEWARD.
HENRY f. DAWES, NATHANIEL G. BRADFORD, c; $ WooD-
HULL MoRRis FRASLiN. JAMES KELLEY, aud JAMES =
THAYER, Esluires Corresponding COMMITTEE