Elder wants McMaster to insert a specified advertisement in the "Freeman's Journal" four times, and then to send the bill. He congratulates Mc Master on the success of the Journal and expresses his pleasure at finding it in so many parts of his diocese. He hopes the Journal's circulation will increase in his diocese and promises to aid its growth. He suggests that McMaster cultivate a friendlier spirit among the Catholic periodicals. The great hindrance to the growth and influence of the Catholic Press is the absence of the Catholic Spirit of union. Formerly there was open dissension and recrimination, which has given place to a sort of armed truce. Elder says the importance of their common interest requires a higher degree of Christian Charity. Some of the press are doing good in their own sphere, although they do not deal with the important questions of the day. He believes unity can be brought about by friendly discussion, such as McMaster has held with the "Miscellany". A good hearty Catholic union will bring the blessings of God. He begs forgiveness for his forwardness but believes McMaster will accept a friendly criticism. He wishes McMaster great success. :: I-1-m A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.