Letter : New York, to Archbishop John Hughes, n.p., 1862 Apr. 10.

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Letter : New York, to Archbishop John Hughes, n.p., 1862 Apr. 10.

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Autograph letter signed. Refers to the repeal of the Church Law, a controversy with [Horace] Greeley, the question of abolitionism, states voting "against negro emigration", the Civil War, and the positive publicity the Metropolitan Record has received during the war.

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