I am sure you will not doubt that I feel myself highly honored by your invitation in behalf of the New England Society of Charleston, as I am deeply touched and gratified by what you say in the letter which conveys it.
Hoar expresses gratitude and honor for the invitation from the New England Society of Charleston.
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