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f. F. LoUD's LETTER OF REGRET.
The following letter was read from E. F.
Loud:
SAN Francisco CCal.). Oct. 1s, 1890.
". H. Chamberlain, President Union League
ply to this, your second kindly invitation 10 be
present at your reception. have TO say that
meeting has been already arranged for me this
evening in Los Gatos. Having received the
nomination almost at the eleventh hour, IL has
been necessary for Inc TO quickly stike the
enemy in some vulnerable point. If such could be
found. and from The hour OF my nomination
have been upon his trail
While l feel highly the honor you have con-
ferred by wishing my. personal presence among
you that you might aid and encourage my efforts,
/ have felt that you, as loyal Republicans, by
your known devotion to The cause and principles
of our party, would lend all the aid In your
power. ask 1t; expect 1t; and have TO say
that II Republicans are true aud steadiast for
few hours more the victory IS ours. Understand
my position; and l Will assure you that on The
9th OF November 1t will afford me pleasure to
meet you. when we all as Republicans, assemble
for congratulation. Yours respectfully,