O'Brien compliments McMaster on the quality of the Freeman's Journal, and sends $3 for his subscription. He is interested in the school problem, as he has seven children, five of them girls. He hopes that the Journal will keep up the good work, and that McMaster will be spared for the least another twenty five years to continue his work. O'Brien hopes to see the day when the Journal will become a daily paper. :: I-1-n A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.