Danaher had just read Clarke's article in the Catholic World on Governor Dongan. He regrets he did not have the benefit of its style and research when he delved into the interesting career of the Governor. He labored under a difficulty in finding the account of Dongan's life and will investigate at once O'Callaghan's Journal of the Legislature of New York and the note of George H. Moore, Esq. Many people have studied Dongan's life but there is published little concerning him. Danaher refers to several people who seem to be always collecting such information. Danaher wrote the Secretary of the Dongan Club for a copy of the address that Clarke can give to Mrs. De Puyster, a descendant of the Governor. :: I-2-n A.L.S. 3pp. 8vo.