He encloses $10 and a list of club members from Brockport, Clarkson, Sweden and Hamlin, to whom the Journal is to be sent. There should be 500 Catholics subscribers in such a large community, but besides the 25 members of Harrison's club, there are only 6 others who read any Catholic paper. They would rather read the local publication that maligns the Church and country at every opportunity. Some men feel that the Journal is too prejudiced; he asks that McMaster introduce a bit of Protestanism into his writings. P.S. McMaster may publish whatever he wishes of the letter. Harrison believes it would help to publish the names of these who have canceled their subscriptions to the paper, since they are all fairly wealthy men. :: I-1-o A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.