CORRESPONDENCE

Raleigh, July 5, 1916.
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AIH6eISI3 OIIIy IOfO'
To Maj. General z. Taylor:


SIR-In obedience TO Resolution, passed at a
very large and respectable meeting held In this
City on the Sd instant, respecting the next occu-
pancy of the Executive Chair Of our Republic
have the pleasure of enclosing a copy of the pro-
ceedings of that assemblage of the people, and sin
cerely hope their persual will afford you as much
pleasure, their passage without dissenting
voice, did your numerous friends on that occasion.
We all cordially esteem your many virtues, and
great abilities, and we'll tried patriotism and desire
with our appreciation, to manifest our sincerity.
by voting for you TO 6lI the highest Office in the
gift of free people We hold in grateful remem-
bIauce your services to common country, and
enthusiastic in your cause because we believe
the true interest of The country will be promoted
by your election 10 the Presidency.


With sentiments of high esteem and respect,


/ am your obedient servant,
GEO. w. HAYWOOD.