William encloses an editorial on the Ecumenical Council, written by the editor of a new radical paper, the Commercial. William feels that in the article the writer has revealed his ignorance of historical and theological questions, and he asks that McMaster write a few lines which would at least silence the writings of the Commercial on questions of which he is either entirely ignorant, or else maliciously represents. William supposes that the writings are due to ignorance but judging from the usual sneering tone and very wild speculation when speaking of the Church or its surroundings, he feels that maliciousness may be the cause. :: I-1-n A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.