[Editorial Note:
Letters from John McConihe to J. Sterling Morton copied with permission of the Nebraksa State Historical Association on 17 January 2008 from the MS7 J. Sterling Morton Papers, 1849—1862, Roll 2. Copy and reuse restrictions apply; see the Nebraska State Historical Society Use Policy (http://www.nebraskahistory.org/lib-arch/services/refrence/use_policy.pdf).
]J. Sterling Morton Papers, 1849—1862
MS7
Roll: 2 #8309
Nebraska State Historical Society
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Friend Sterling
Mr Mills has paid the note. Luce drew for $17, but draft not honored.
I wish you would look about and ascertain what is being done about the Dis—trict Attorneyship, in a quiet way, and write me by next mail. What became of the recommendation of the Judges? What do you think will be the result? Mr Belden, of course, would like to know, whether there is any chance for him, and the sooner, he understands the mores the better. As a friend of his, you can write me and tell what you learn. He knows you will do all you consistently can for him. Of course this is between Mr Belden, yourself
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and myself.
I merely call your attention to Judge Hall, knowing you will not forget to speak to him about that matter.
"All's Well"
Regards to Mrs Morton
Yours Respectfully John McConihe |
