William Campbell Preston (1794-1860) Glenn Springs, South Carolina to Nathaniel Beverley Tucker

Containers:
Box 46, Folder 4
Scope and content:

Letter reached him too late to do anything about his request. Knows of no one to recommend as successor to [Thomas R] Dew. Believes it must be a southerner. Does not approve of northern men teaching southern boys for chair of moral philosophy and evidence of Christianity, he has chosen [Henry Washington] Hilliard, of Alabama, now in Congress. Waters here beneficial to self and Harper. G. Thompson's son Butler married.

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