Dear Sir: Sept. 30. 1857-
Your letter, called out by the letter of J. O. Johnson, was received by me on my return from Chicago.
Mr. Johnson wrote the letter by concert with me; and is entirely reliable. He is a new-comer; but he can devote more time to getting up an organization, than any one I know, who knows as well as he, how to do it.
And now, let me say, I wish you could make up your mind to come to the Legislature from Morgan next term. You can be elected, and I doubt some whether any other friend can. It will be something of a sacrafice to you; but can you not make it? Yours as ever A. LINCOLN.