He decided to have his paper set in regular type; he incloses proofs of the article. He has timed the address, which will take him 50 minutes to deliver. He could have cut the speech, but since the copy went to the printer in installments, he repeats himself several times. He hopes to have it back from the committee so that the type can be redistributed. The Baltimore Bureau of the United Press requested 300 copies; he leaves it to Brownson to decide about advance copies, and asks who would pay the expense of 300 copies. He sends triplicate proofs so the different members of the committee can use them. No enclosures. :: III-3-c A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.