The Writings of Carl Schurz/To Benjamin H. Bristow, July 19th, 1877
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TO BENJAMIN H. BRISTOW
Department of the Interior
Washington, July 19, 1877.
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I regret to say that in any case there will be scarcely any prospect of my accompanying the President on that trip.[1] You know what a Department is and how difficult it is to bring up arrears of work. Mine is an especially lively shop. You will remember that I have the Indians on my hands—and so I have, while I am here, to bid good-bye to many of the pleasures of this world.
Cordially yours.
- ↑ A trip to Louisville, Ky., to open the Industrial Exposition, the subject mentioned in the omitted paragraph.