O'Sullivan encloses $16; ten dollars toward defraying the expenses of Rev. friends to Rome, and six dollars as payment for the Freeman until 1781. He says that the priests can never repay McMaster for his great efforts and exertions in their behalf, and feels that no other man in this country and attached to the press, but McMaster, could or would have dared to speak and write as he has done. He feels that Jus is a noble man, a champion of Right and one qualified to speak, where ordinary priests would be powerless. O'Sullivan asks God's blessing on both McMaster and Jus for their work. He will send McMaster's son some Roman coupons to the amount of $150. Something shall be done for McMaster by and by. :: I-1-n A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.