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The Daily Dispatch: March 31, 1862., [Electronic resource], Letter from Mr. Yancey. (search)
Letter from Mr. Yancey. A committee of citizens of Montgomery having addressed a letter to Hon. Wm L. Yancey; requesting to "see and hear" from him, he replied as follows: Plantation House, Near Montgomery, March 22, 1862. Gentlemen: Your note of the 2st inst has been handed to me by my friend Mr. Gilmer. ThisHon. Wm L. Yancey; requesting to "see and hear" from him, he replied as follows: Plantation House, Near Montgomery, March 22, 1862. Gentlemen: Your note of the 2st inst has been handed to me by my friend Mr. Gilmer. This expression of the confidence and esteem of my fellow townsmen — this desire to seem upon the occasion of my arrival at home, after a lengthened absence upon public duty, to give some public exhibition of that feeling — called for and receives my most sincere thanks and profound grating. You have, I think, properly characterizbelieve it to be my duty, gentlemen, to proceed at once to Richmond, and propose to do so by to morrow morning's train. This will render it impossible for me to accept your kind invitation to see and address you and my fellow-townsmen generally in a more formal mander. Most respectfully, Your fellow citizen. W. L. Yancey