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Would be happy to see him and his friends but probably cannot comply with their wishes.

He could think of no other way of doing it promptly.

Encloses a draft; apologizes for giving Williams so much trouble. A footnote mentions "an angry & stormy session." Mentions Calhoun.

The President is resolved to be reelected. Others are obliged to submit to this course. Mr. Calhoun is reluctant to do so.

The delegation is going to New York. Asks if Mr. Nelson is going to Naples.

Williams' election will influence other elections. Is encouraged by political opinions in Kentucky. Popular vote will determine the future course of government.

He had expected to receive funds from Mr. Landon for property of Webster sold abroad but due to delays, Webster must arrange for a loan.

William Brent is despondent over Clay's chance for success. Such waverings would be injurious.

We will be answerable for 15 of the 24, half in April and half in December. The object must be accomplished.

Encloses a draft for $1000 but Webster may have to draw on Williams for the same amount.