Moncure Daniel Conway Journal, January 1, 1852.

Source citation
Moncure Daniel Conway, Diary, 1851-1853, MC 1999.6, Moncure Daniel Conway Family Papers, Archives and Special Collections, Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA, p. 44.
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Diary
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Exact
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Michael Blake
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The following text is presented here in complete form, as it originally appeared in print. Spelling and typographical errors have been preserved as in the original.

1852

January 1. Another year is past. I trust God will help me to be more faithful than I have been. It is a lovely day, after such a dull day yesterday: a real N.Y. gift! My heart is sunshining too. Went with Miss Cary Carrie Dallam &c. to the Capitol to be at the [one word illegible]. I was struck with how much vanity was at the President's House: & of the sage who said Go forth my son & see with how little wisdom the world is governed. Went with Miss D. to see Mrs. J.Q. Adams. She is a very handsome and interesting old lady. Saw Kossuth returned & dined on Turkey &c. at bro. Morgan's.

Remained most of this week in Washington City. Was with 30 or 40 other preachers to see Kossuth. Heard him speak. Never was more delighted: he's the greatest of men. Was delighted to meet Sally Braxton in the capitol & Mrs. friends.

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