Dear Sir;
I brought to your notice a few days ago the
names of Mr Hilliard of Alabama and Mr Boulware
of Virginia, the first for the mission to Belgium and the
[] to Naples in the event of vacancies. I cannot commend
either of those gentlemen too highly. The first has been one
of the most active and talented men on our side in Ala-
bama, and is prevented, as I believe, from sitting in the
highest public places to which his District of country and
party could elevate him by the general Ticket law lately
passed by the Alabama legislature. Mr Boulware is 
well and intimately known to me, and comes re-
commended to you by a letter from Professor Dew
of Wm & Mary College, which I have had the honour
heretofore to enclose you. And here ever my
catechism, except to bid you adieu as preparato
-ry to my return home.
Very Respectfully & Truly
Your Servant
John Tyler
March 15, 1841
Hon. D. Webster

Dear Sir;
I brought to your notice a few days ago the 
names of Mr. Hilliard of Alabama and Mr. Boulware 
of Virginia, the first for the mission to Belgium and the 
last to Naples in the event of vacancies. I cannot commend 
either of those gentlemen too highly. The first has been one 
of the most active and talented men on our side in Ala-
bama, and is prevented, as I believe, from sitting in the 
highest public places to which his District of country and 
party could elevate him, by the General Ticket Law lately 
passed by the Alabama Legislation. Mr. Boulware is 
well and intimately known to me and comes re
-commended to you by a letter from Professor Dew 
of W[illia]m & Mary College, which I have had the honour 
heretofore to enclose you. And here ends my 
atechism except to bid you adieu as preparato
-ry to my return home. 
Very Respectfully and Truly 
Your Servant
John Tyler
March 15, 1841 
Hon. D. Webster

Hon Daniel Webster
Secretary of State