Phila Sep 5/55

Dear Boswell,
I have been absent from in Phila for a week 'till the day before yesterday. You had been to my office ([?] informed me) & appeard as if he had been on a [?]. On yesterday he again calld & seemd well tho evidently nervous. He said he had heard from you. I was compelld to leave the office for a few moments & beggd him to remain 'till I should return but he has gone before my return. He said nothing whatever about money.
I sincerely regret that Priscella & myself should have been deprivd of the pleasure of your society this summer. I trust that we may see you during the winter or certainly in the course of the next summer.

Public political opinion is 
[intivly] disorganized have no 
[?] path. The New York 
Loft- [?] venture have addressd 
a resolution on [?] [?] 
[?] they, without [?] in 
effect. Pennsylvania is but 
a little too //. [?]. Look 
equally [?] to a dis
-memberment of the Democratic
Party North & South. The 
main [?] & I fear altho
I admit its [?] to be 
[?] of very [?].
     I wish you to keep our 
advancd of the [?] of [?] in 
Virginia. How will the States 
stand as between [?] and 
Hunter. What Northern name 
would you all prefer. [?] 
[?] any friends [?].
     My best regards 
to your Brother [?] & all 
[?].
Very truly yours
Ro: Tyler

[?] [?] G.

Robert Tyler
to Boswell Seawell