Father Hudson is also of the opinion that Brownson's translation of Tarducci had better be entrusted to one of the leading Protestant publishers. No doubt there would be an objection to Father Hudson's first plan, but he suggests that Brownson give the Ave Maria one or more original articles using the Italian work as a source of information only—Columbus' devotion to the Blessed Virgin, an account of his chains, his inner spirit, his mission, etc. The work would be altogether too voluminous for the Ave Maria. Father Hudson gets the Colorado Catholic and has a faint recollection of seeing the article to which Brownson referred, but missed reading it. If he can recover the paper he will send it. He writes in great haste, with his table covered with unanswered letters, unread mss. and the like. His eyes are better again, and he hopes to see Brownson before Easter. Brownson's labor in editing his father's works has found great fruit already. :: III-3-c A.L.S. 3pp. 8vo.