The letters Onahan sent Brownson yesterday from James Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop John Ireland remove all difficulties. It now remains only to arrange the necessary preliminaries and to submit plans to His Eminence or to Archbishop Ireland. He expects to meet Bishop John L. Spaulding to talk with him on the subject, and he should be one of the active movers in the Congress. Archbishop Ireland will be here very soon and perhaps a conference could be arranged. Onahan's position engages all his time and for several weeks will not be free for outside work, but then may be counted on to do all he can. H.J. Spaunhorst's letter came this morning; he will be a useful factor in the movement. :: III-3-c A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.