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so much since the election of Harrison in 1840. It is castantly? constantly? insuring among the friends of Fremont. I • • ministries & leading Christians of all free- • to be so decided. It is generally cenceded? here that Fremont will get all the New England states. I fhe can also carry New York & Pennsylvania think he must be elected. WE feel safe in confiding in him when such • Giddings, Seward, Chase?, Bariley of the Era Beecher and the like counsel him as the man for the hour, perhaps raised up • Provideno? for the •. We often speak of you all, I should be most happy to see • of you here. We are all in usual health. Write us soon. We are always grateful for your letters. Truly Yours, J. J. Butler.