Thompson informs Garrison that he enjoyed Syracuse during his lecture there. Thompson states that he will lecture in Auburn that night, then proceed on Monday to Rochester before returning to Syracuse for a second lecture afterwards. Thompson states that he will then be proceeding to Pennsylvania, where he has an engagement with James Miller M'Kim, prior to returning to New York.
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1864
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English
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Holograph, signed.
Title devised by cataloger.
Letter composed at the house of David Wright.
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