The Writings of Carl Schurz/To Charles Francis Adams, Jr., March 19th, 1877

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3462518Speeches, correspondence and political papers of Carl Schurz — To Charles Francis Adams, Jr., March 19thCarl Schurz and others

TO CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, JR.

Washington, Mar. 19, 1877.

I should have answered your kind letter of the 10th long ago, had I not been overwhelmed with work; and now I can merely thank you for it.

I hope we shall be able to carry out to the fullest extent the principles of the Fifth Avenue conference. At least we shall try. I think you may depend upon the Executive branch of the Government.

Whenever you have any suggestions to make, I shall be very glad to receive them—at all times. I wish you could come to spend a few days here. All our friends ought now to be together again.