Apparently writing from the offices of the Freeman's Journal White informs McMaster that he is leaving for his perusal those numbers of the "St. Teresa" containing articles on education written by his son, Frederick J. White, whom McMaster remembers as a little boy. The articles are intended to expose the method used in New England of spreading Protestantism through the attraction of music. This scheme may be new to some Catholics, for which reason McMaster might reprint the articles in his Journal. White's son was for a year in charge of the organ school at Nativity, but resigned. He is one of small class opposed to the "Shoo-fly" music which is so common and seems to be preferred by many. White is sorry not to have met McMaster. P.S. He hopes McMaster can make out his handwriting. :: I-2-h A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.