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Holograph, signedIn this letter, William Lloyd Garrison refers to the kind attentions of Mr. and Mrs. Wallcut and Mrs. Garnaut. As soon as Stephen Symonds Foster arrives, Garrison will leave Cleveland. Henry C. Wright will accompany Garrison to Albany; Stephen S. Foster will go with Garrison as far as Worcester; and Samuel Brooke will go all the way to Boston with Garrison. Garrison is greived by Frederick Douglass's failure to inquire after Garrison's health and Douglass's secrecy in starting the paper the North Star. Garrison regrets that Edmund Quincy did not oppose the project more strongly in the Liberator. Garrison believes that Samuel Brooke is at the bottom of the planMerrill, Walter M. Letters of William Lloyd Garrison

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