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testimony so high as that of Mr Phelps,
whom I regard as one of the wisest
men whom it has been my fortune
to know. My letter to the Sy's M Herald
appeared early in July, signed "Observer"
but in the odd numbers I have seen
since I have not observed that the
Editor has urged that steps should
be taken to make the composition
of the Senate such as would
worthily represent the intelligence
of the community.

I am grieved to hear
of Miss Woolley's anxiety about
her friend. I saw a brief
report in the Herald of one
of Jamie's meetings which
seemed favourable enough
but I looked in vain for his
name as one of the successful
more's the pity, but now he