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in being unwilling that he should go
out again as a private.  There may
be something of personal pride in
desiring that my boy, would not be 
overrided by the [?] of Bangor, or
any other place, as well as a regard for 
his interests

The friendly personal relations
to say nothing about political ones both
of which I trust have been mutual & which have existed many years
lead me to believe that it is unnessesary
for me to make any excuses for troubling
you for your advice.  Will you give 
it to me.  I feel as if I was entitled
to ask something for this one as all
my other sons are in the Maine
Cavalry as Privates.

Yours Very Truly
W. C. Field