Mark A. Matthews to Cary T. Grayson
Title
Mark A. Matthews to Cary T. Grayson
Creator
Matthews, Mark A. (Mark Allison), 1867-1940
Identifier
WWP15990
Date
1919 October 17
Description
MA Matthews writes Cary T. Grayson a letter of support.
Source
Cary T. Grayson Papers, Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library, Staunton, Virginia
Language
English
Text
My dear Brother
Your letter of the 9th received.
You have my profound sympathy, confidence and congratulations. Please give the President my love and assure him that I am praying for his speedy and permanent recovery; and tell him I know our prayers will be answered and he will again be in his place without any impairment.
I sympathize with you in these trying days because there was never a greater exhibition of infernal politics from the very depths of the infernal world than has been practiced by the Republican party during the illness of the President. When men invade the sacred sick room of the President with their innuendos, falsehoods, suspicions, charges, misrepresentations, the limit of degeneration has been reached. I wish you would say as much. Put it on the wire, sign my name to it. Tell the President that his friends will see that revenge is repaid; but better still, we are trusting our Heavenly Father. Vengeance is His and He will repay.:Please keep me informed. Give Mrs. Wilson my best regards.
Again assuring you of my confidence and asking you to let me help you at any time, I am
Your true friend,
MA Matthews
Your letter of the 9th received.
You have my profound sympathy, confidence and congratulations. Please give the President my love and assure him that I am praying for his speedy and permanent recovery; and tell him I know our prayers will be answered and he will again be in his place without any impairment.
I sympathize with you in these trying days because there was never a greater exhibition of infernal politics from the very depths of the infernal world than has been practiced by the Republican party during the illness of the President. When men invade the sacred sick room of the President with their innuendos, falsehoods, suspicions, charges, misrepresentations, the limit of degeneration has been reached. I wish you would say as much. Put it on the wire, sign my name to it. Tell the President that his friends will see that revenge is repaid; but better still, we are trusting our Heavenly Father. Vengeance is His and He will repay.:Please keep me informed. Give Mrs. Wilson my best regards.
Again assuring you of my confidence and asking you to let me help you at any time, I am
Your true friend,
MA Matthews
Original Format
Letter
To
Grayson, Cary T. (Cary Travers), 1878-1938
Files
Collection
Citation
Matthews, Mark A. (Mark Allison), 1867-1940, “Mark A. Matthews to Cary T. Grayson,” 1919 October 17, WWP15990, Cary T. Grayson Papers, Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum, Staunton, Virginia.