Holograph, signed.

This letter is concerned with the republication in the form of a volume, of Samuel Joseph May's "Anti Slavery Recollections," originally printed in the Christian Register. [See Samuel J. May's Some Recollections of our Anti-Slavery Conflict.] May wants Maria Weston Chapman's help in correcting errors and making additions. May has repeatedly told his readers that he was "only attempting to give sketches---not a complete history of the Anti-Slavery conflict." May requests that Maria Weston Chapman revive his recollections of Nathaniel P. Rogers. He also asks about the name of a New Hampshire lawyer "who went to New Orleans to settle the estate of a deceased brother---found it insolvent---and was obliged to allow his brother's daughters and their mother to be sold as part of the assets."