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George Ticknor, Life, letters and journals of George Ticknor (ed. George Hillard), Chapter 23: (search)
nd see for us is, that we should continue our victories, until we feel strong and magnanimous enough to proclaim an amnesty, and offer the South to settle everything — a new constitution and all-by a convention. So little do they know . . . . Latrobe of Baltimore, who came in the evening, has a wholly different remedy . . . . . The plan does not seem to me to be wiser than Sir Henry's; but each is as good as any I have heard of. . . . . To Robert H. Gardiner, Gardiner. Boston, November 11, 1863. my dear Mr. Gardiner,—I cannot tell you how much I was touched by your letter, which came yesterday afternoon. Two days earlier I had heard of your illness, indistinctly, indeed, as to the form and detail, but decisively as to its character; and the next day I talked the matter over with our old and faithful friend, Mr. Minot, and determined to write to-day to Frederic, as he had already done. Mr. Gardiner had become aware that he had a fatal disease, and had written openly and