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[575] ways and means of affording further pecuniary help to our Society. This. action of the Maryland soldiers was generous and timely, and will be of the highest importance to our great work, not only in the substantial aid afforded, but in stimulating our friends elsewhere to help until the Society shall be placed on a firm; financial basis, and prepared to do in a more satisfactory manner the grand work before us. We need scarcely add, that the warm grasp and cordial greetings of our old comrades were none the less pleasant because of this generous, practical sympathy.
Richmond, VA. 1881.
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