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Daniel C. Eaton,
New Haven, Connecticut.
June 6. 1881

Prof. C. E. Bessey,
Dear Sir,

Are you willing to
write to the new Commissioner
of Agriculture, Dr. Geo. B. [Lorring?],
commending Dr. Vaseys faithful
services, & asking his retention
in office? I understand that
there is a vague possibility that
Dr. L., not knowing him, may
remove him, though nothing
definite has transpired.

I have already writen to
Dr. L., & have asked the Harvard
Botanists to do the same.

Yours very truly
D. C. Eaton.

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Daniel C. Eaton,

NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT.

June 6. 1881

Prof. C. E. Bessey,

Dear Sir,

Are you willing to write to the new Commissioner of Agriculture, Dr. Gen. B. [?], commensing Dr. Vaseys faithful services, and asking his retention in office? I understand that there is a vague possibility that Dr. L., not knowing him, may remove him, though nothing definite has [?] hired.

I have already writen to Dr. L., and have when the Harvard Botanist to do the same.

Yours very truly

D. C. Eaton.