To Andrew G. Curtin1Jump to section
My dear Sir. Feb. 4. 1861
Mr. S. Newton Pettis2Jump to section handed me your letter introducing him, to-day. He tells me he thinks you suspect that an impression unfavorable to you, has somehow been made upon me. I beg you to be assured this is a mistake. When I have friends who disagree with each other, I am very slow to take sides in their quarrel. I expect, on my winding way to Washington, to make brief stops at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Harrisburg; and I shall be glad to meet you at any or all those places; or in fact, at any other place.
Yours very truly A. LINCOLN