Hall asks Brownson's advice on a Michigan mortgage question. Hall believes that Cleveland will run, and, though there is talk of Irish defection, he thinks it will not amount to much. Kelly will not fight but he would not hesitate to betray a man he had nominated himself if he could gain by it. Many Republicans will not support Blaine and Hall expects a Democratic majority in New York. He supposes Michigan will stick to its idols. :: III-3-b A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.