Dunne thanks Brownson for the admission card to the Congress. If he has them to spare, he would be glad to have half a dozen in blank. He has some friends in Baltimore and Philadelphia to whom he would like to be able to offer seats. If Brownson hasn't got them, please answer, so that Dunne may apply elsewhere, for he must get at least four seats, if possible. He judges from Brownson's letter that Bishop Richard Gilmour made a personal objection to him, an objection personal, independent of the paper. He cannot understand that, but Brownson's letter reads that way. He is waiting to hear from Brownson by telegram after the meeting of the 16th. :: III-3-c A.L.S. 1 p. 8 vo.