To Solomon Sturges1Jump to section
Dear Sir: April 14, 1860
Yours of the 9th. is received; and, allow me to say, I should not disagree with you in many of the opinions therein expressed.
Whether I shall be able to attend the Chicago convention, I have not yet determined; and so, of course, I can not yet say whether I can accept your very kindly proffered hospitality. Yours very truly
A. LINCOLN
Annotation
[1] ALS, owned by Burton Sturges, Chicago, Illinois. Solomon Sturges, a Chicago banker, wrote his views on slavery and offered Lincoln a room in his home during the convention.