Letter from Horatio Hight, 28 March 1893
My dear Mr Woodruff:
Allow me to say in way
of introduction that I was a native of Scarboro'
Maine. In my school boy days, I was intimate
with the Carter boys and at one time Wilford
Woodruff ^(your son)^ sat in the same seat in school
with me. Ezra Carter was a good friend of
mine in his life time. Augustus Moulton
was, and is, one of my strongest friends.
Furthermore in the fall of 1889 I went to
Ogden on business, was there for 3 days: went
to Salt Lake Saturday night and remained
over Sabbath. I then inquired for you and
learned you were out of town.
Beleive me dear sir: From my observation I found
much to admire and saw nothing to condemn
in the great system which includes so many
people in your community.
Now I will state my desires, and in order
