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Head Q’rs 3d Sep Brig 8th A.C. &#13;
Baltimore Md Nov 28th/64 &#13;
Col:—  I have just been waited on by the Lieut. Comd'g detachment at Havre-de-Grace who reports that the town authorities of that place are disposed to oppose the purpose of Fred. Douglas to deliver a lecture there some day this week, and asking for orders as a riot may ensue. Having myself heard this orator in this city, &amp; believing his remarks eminently sensible &amp; practical &amp; calculated to do much good at this time, I have directed the Lieut. to oppose the intention of the town authorities, to support the lecturer in his purpose, and at all hazards to preserve the peace. Respectfully Yours &#13;
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