...latter of whom he hoped to see elected President at the next election, of 1832. He pressed the great and good cause of Anti-masonry, as he called it, on his favorite classmates, Browne, Hopkinson, Tower , Stearns, and Frost; but, while they were not partisans of the Order, they did not sympathize with his ardent support of its political opponents. When he portrayed in his letters the dangers which ...