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Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 2, chapter 30 (search)
of expression; for even the peroration, though in higher ether than Peel usually enters, cannot claim these. I am glad to say that Clay's prospects brighten daily. He leads in the chances of success at this moment. The weak and wicked machinations of the President to secure the annexation of Texas seem to be discomfited. There is a feeling at the North which proclaims that this act, if successful, shall be considered as a dissolution of the Union. To John Jay, New York. Boston, April 6, 1844. my dear Jay,—I thank you very much for your pleasant letter of March 8, and the accompanying volume of Transactions of the Historical Society. I acknowledged by letter the honor that had been done me in making me a Corresponding Member; but in my heart I rendered all my thanks to you, for it must have been your kind appreciation of me that brought my name before your society. Tibi largimur honores. I thought your articles on the unpleasant church controversy admirable in temper