Sorin is happy that he can enclose a draft for $140 which is equal to $100 in gold for Brownson's share of the prize, which Louis Constantine divides with Brownson. Father mailed to Brownson's address a copy of the Times which gave an account of the ceremonies on May 31st. Father Sorin regretted Brownson's absence. The essay which came in contact with Brownson's was good and Father begs, before Brownson sees it, that the latter has full confidence in Notre Dame's impartiality because Father tried to be first. :: II-4-c A.L.S. 1pg. 8vo.