Hudson thanks Brownson for a book recently received and reminds him of copies, which were to be sent to the Lemonnier Library. He informs Brownson of the New Orleans address of Father Peter Paul Cooney, reminding him to send a bill. He asks Brownson to read the proofs of an article written by himself to promote the sale of Brownson's father's writings. He approves a sketch written by John Mac Carthy but feels, that it does not sufficiently direct attention to the work of Brownson the younger. Hudson hopes to be in Detroit on the following Saturday and Sunday, but is not certain. He asks whether Mr. Nourse can let him have a few copies of the portrait on large paper. Hudson will notice the work in the Ave Maria and asks forgiveness for his haste and crawl. :: III-3-b A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.