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I always read it, for 1 am heartily in sympathy with so many of the things for which it works. President Roosevelt. FORMERLY
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Muir: Wm. Lloyd Garrison is, I think, just starting North, judging by a farewell letter I had from him this morning. I don't
know his plans now, as he is unexpectedly hurried; but I have just written him that if it is possible when he is North I want
him and you to encounter. It will be a joy on both sides; and by reflection a great pleasure to me to have two so he men come
together. So, if he can set a date for meeting you at Keith's, do keep it, I wish there was sane earthly use in 03193