Diary and Letters of Rutherford Birchard Hayes
    

We must make up our minds for hard rations and little money.—Rutherford B. Hayes

Rutherford B. Hayes (young)

CINCINNATI, May 31, 1861.

DEAR UNCLE:–I made my preparations to start for Fremont by way of Toledo tomorrow, as intimated in my letter of the early part of the week, but a gleam of light breaks in upon us in regard to our war project, and I concluded to wait; but if nothing turns up, I will come and see you a week hence. Mother is quite well again. All the rest of us in excellent health.

The times are no better, and I see nothing which indicates an early termination of the war. We must make up our minds for hard rations and little money.

Sincerely,

R. B. HAYES.

S. BIRCHARD.

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