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Letters supporting Appalachian National Park movement

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  • April is*, 1901, Mr, H, *i Polfe, Concord, Mass, My dear Sir: - Yctir card of ''arch 22nd in regard to' th« movement for the establishment of an Appalachian National Park was duly received. Our advices from Washington are to the effect that the prospects for the success of our movement are becoming greater all the time. As you probably already know, the Pill which Senator Pritchard introduced at the last session praying for an appropriation of five million dollars was reporter! back tc the Senate favor.ibly by the Committee on Agriculture ana "crest Reservations, to whom it had beer! referred, Senator Pritchard feels that the matter stood a good chance of passing iMt t session, but in as much as there were so many important natters before the Congress the 1&S$ week or t .-o( he thought that it would he the "better policy not to pi^Sh the mutter at that time for the reason that if he insisted upon this being brought up them, it would undoubtedly offend some members who Mere aleeady friendly toward Our movement. A canvass of the Kous*. has shown that there is almost no opposition, and the probabilities are that the Bt«»gurs urill pass the next session of Congress. In the meantime, our work this summer must be towa.rd interesting every Congressman and Senator that we possibly can, in placing
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