put about. Mr. Ormond will show you his Editorial on the question - it would have been better if he had been more circumspect in his remarks for it has made him several enemies - some of the present directors are awfuly annoyed about it. Having written fully to Mr. Ormond on all matters in which you would be interested and as no doubt he will inform you of any thing which he would think you might be interested in it would be only an unnecessary repetition if I were to repeat them in my letter to you. With a sincere wish that you may be able to carry out your progressive policy Believe me to be Dear Sir, Your most obt. St. Geo. Thos. Fannin