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Francis Jackson Garrison, William Lloyd Garrison, 1805-1879; the story of his life told by his children: volume 4, Chapter 1: no union with non-slaveholders!—1861. (search)
e their applications. Standing wholly aloof, as he did, from the Republican party organization, and being a frequent and severe critic of the acts of its leaders, he had not imagined that he had any influence to lend in that direction, but he consented with some reluctance to recommend two or three persons whom he believed worthy and competent to Governor Andrew, at the same time apologizing for doing so. The Governor promptly sent this cordial and characteristic reply (Ms.): Boston, March 5, 1861. My dear Sir: I am much obliged to you for introducing Mr. T——of Dorchester. I shall do my best to favor the strong, real, and true-hearted men who are sincerely with us in the Republican cause. And I am glad to try to help him. I will do so. You need never apologize for any such introduction—nor for any hint or advice you may feel disposed to give me. I hope and trust the best good of our people, of every condition, will be served by the new Administration. I shall support <