The Correspondence, 1842-1867
Walt Whitman
I can at present only briefly say that should I be able to prepare an article, or poem, appropriate for the purposes of the magazine, I will send it on—& that I shall surely try to do so. My address is at the Attorney General''s office here. (New York house, please forward this to Mr. Edmund Routledge, London.) 263. To William D. O''Connor [1867?Y2 I have a half-hour''s lull. If handy, send me down the proofs—or, if you prefer, (& can,) come down a moment. Walt. 264. To William D. O''Connor ...