January 22, 1906.
Dr. Chas. H. Levermore,
Adelphi College,
Brooklyn.
My dear Dr. Levermore:
I am in receipt this morning of your letter about McKelway, and am going to Albany tomorrow more for the purpose of doing what I can to see that Mr. McKelway is re-elected than for anything else. I had a talk with Mr. Peters the other day, and from our conversation, I certainly thought that he would desist. I was astonished to learn yesterday that his friends had not given up the effort to elect him. I will spend whatever time is necessary in Albany tomorrow on the matter and believe it can be arranged satisfactorily
Yours very sincerely,