Elizabeth Pease Nichol expresses to William Lloyd Garrison her approval of his recent correspondence, and of the propositions expressed therein. Nichol recounts a trip the previous year to the "Great Exhibition" in London, and declares her contentedness at life in Ben Rhydding. Nichol requests that Garrison give her thanks to Wendell and Ann Terry Phillips for their gift of a copy of the "Liberty Bell". Nichol praises the quality of Richard D. Webb's latest antislavery pamphlet.