CARRoLLroN, Nj, July s, 1874
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CARRoLLToN, MI, July s, lS43.
MeSSrs. g. w III. Bro,cn and j. r. AyreS:
GENTLEMEN-The manner in which you
have been pleased to refer to the address de-
livered by me on the Anniversary of our Ma
tonal Independence, would have induced me
to have prepared and returned you copy,
for publication; but as my remarks were such
as were only suggested to my mind on the
occasion, and not having deemed that they
merited or were worthy Of further considero-
ton, rs not in my power at present to COM
ply with your request.


Yours, &C.,


Very truly,


CHAS ?. SHEPPARD.