The Writings of Carl Schurz/From Grover Cleveland, December 6th, 1884

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3479156Speeches, correspondence and political papers of Carl Schurz — From Grover Cleveland, December 6thFrederic BancroftCarl Schurz and others

FROM GROVER CLEVELAND

Executive Mansion,
Albany, Dec. 6, 1884.

My dear Sir: I received a most gratifying letter from you some time ago. Ever since its receipt I have had an idea, held in a sort of indefinite thoughtless way, that we should meet, and that then I might acknowledge all your consideration and kindness to me.

But you have suggested, I am informed, difficulties in the way of your coming to me which I fully appreciate; and those not less insurmountable seem to prevent my coming to you.

You may be sure that I should be most glad to hear your views at length, in this time of anxiety. I wish I might ask you to write to me as to one whose desire is to merit the good opinion of the men who have trusted him, but one who knows little of what awaits him in his new sphere of duty.

Yours sincerely,

Grover Cleveland.

Hon. Carl Schurz.