Onahan learns that Bishop James A. Healy passed through Chicago yesterday on his way from the Pacific Coast, and this will explain his silence. He expects to hear from Henry J. Spaunhorst in a day or two and will send Brownson his letter. He suspects Archbishop John Ireland is in correspondence with James Cardinal Gibbons as to the meeting and is sure the former will be warmly in favor of the meeting, since he stands always for progress and freedom. After he has been heard from, then Brownson can determine whether a visit to Baltimore is necessary. :: III-3-c A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.