Mosher, Warren E.: Youngstown, Ohio to Father Joseph H. McMahon: New York, New York, 1892 October 7

Mosher is sorry he could not attend the New York meeting to make a quorum, as he understands that only McMahon and Hardy were there. A business organization is essential. He suggests that the surplus be used to get a faculty. Father (Thomas P.) Joynt has not sent him a settlement, but there should be $500 on hand. He is sure they can get a faculty. Even three or four lectures a month would repay the fee of $5.00. They have gone too far to give up, and the New London session demonstrated that the Catholic public is eager for the work. Father Morgan M. Sheedy appointed (John A.) Mooney to the board of studies to offset the absence of (George Parsons) Lathrop. Harren is sick, Father (Thomas) Mcmillan too busy with the Columbian celebration. He would like to suggest a joint session of the committees in New York this month. :: I-1-j - A.L.S. - 5pp. - 8vo. - {6}