Brownson's letter and clipping received, and Onahan supposes he must corresponds with Henry J. Spaunhorst and agree on the program. He thinks the committees should be enlarged to include representatives from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore or Washington; or the Congress will fail; the East must have an important, if not the leading, share in the work. Onahan would willingly give way as chairman of the original committee to an Eastern man, if one can be agreed on who will do the work. Onahan writes to Spaunhorst by this mail. :: III-3-b A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.