He notices in the Freeman's Journal that McMaster will be in Chicago for two weeks. If possible he will try to be there at that time, but if not, he addresses this letter as suggested in the Journal to W.J. Onahan of Chicago to be given to McMaster. He asks if McMaster will be in Detroit or in Adrian, which are 50 and 10 miles from Blissfield respectively. There are few who are faithful to the old Constitution and laws, but those few would like to meet the fearless defender of both. He also notices that McMaster will speak at several points and asks if Adrian might not be one. If so, it will appear in the Chicago times and he asks McMaster to send him a number. :: I-1-m A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.