Dougherty, Daniel, New York, New York, to William J. Onahan, Chicago, Illinois, 1890 March 3

In looking over the Souvenir edition of the Catholic Congress published by Mr. Hughes, Dougherty finds many errors in his speeches. He is disgusted to the extent that he wishes Hughes would never have published it at all. While in Chicago he went over the proof with Onahan's nephew, but had no copy with him. He corrected errors that occurred to him at the moment, but now he discovers whole passages omitted. He doesn't know why Hughes wrote him, but he cannot forbear writing to Onahan. If Hughes prints any copies for Onahan, Dougherty hopes Onahan's speech is printed correctly. He has not heard of any good news for his son Frank. Envelope attached. :: IX-1-c A.L.S. 1p. 8vo