Phila: Supreme Court
Confidential March 30/56 

My Dear Browell 
I thought I had 
acknowledged the receipt of 
the 60 dollars sent by you 
to me in payment of your
debt, & I think my letter
must have [?] [?].
Your enclosure came
[?] to [?] & with other 
monies was [?] over
to the State in settlement of 
my acc't. 
I do not think any 
resolution will be passed by 
the convention at Richmond
for Wise but the State
Delegates (a [?] of them)
to [?] will in all
probability be for him. 
It is possible the Candidate
may be taken from Virginia

& if so tho' I [?] [?] 
& he would be satisfactory
to me in every sense, still 
Wise services to my 
family entitle him to 
the first place in [?] 
of my affections: [?] 
he is like him all in all 
the greatest man living
in America I really think. 
He has borne my fathers 
banner without [?]
at all times & God [?] 
that we every man [?] 
[?] should not sustain 
[?] as a man [?] 
of feeling, but it is the 
[?], present present 
instead of every [?] & 
member of my house 
to do it.
Mr. Wise will 
aid in the election of Mr. 
Buchannan. He will aid 
in giving the vote of 
Virginia to my friend

Mr. Buchanan & I [?] he 
may be nominated. If Va 
can nominate him it will 
be done. But it is possible 
he may not recieve 193 
votes or two thirds, it is 
the whole question is an 
open one. Virginia will 
present some one in their 
trust, why not [Henry?] 
a wise' My father wrote 
he the best man of all, 
because he would run 
better than any other southern 
man [?], but he is 
not of Politics of North [-nd] 
dislike seeing him 
brought back again. I  
100,000 in oft how from 
private [farmer?] in the [big-] 
to coming in a convoy. 
For him, but he is not 
quit & comfortably happy 
at home. If is him this 
Black Republicans in this

Pittsburg Platform take issue 
[distantly?] with him & his 
administration & regard 
everything is an but a 
Congressman from his Policy. 
But He [?] a Policy 
in regard to slavery since 
only administration & [developed?] 
[?] (the N. N. man) is also 
a kind of issue with him 
(He was [?] from 41 to 45 & 
a servant of Clays). Thus the 
opposition make in both 
branches an issue between 
John Tyler & their views. 
Now if He cannot fight 
this battle it seems to me 
Wise is the Man for it. 
in [?] with love 
to all & a hope to see you 
soon. 
You Sincerely 
R. Tyler

Mr. B. Leanulls