The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-09-06

ciously placed in each State within the next ten
days. and two-tlirds OF II should bs reserved
for use on election day. II your committee con.
clude to let Ohio take care OF herself, and meet
the enemy In n halfway STYLE you might just
an we'll give MP now and not spend another dol
lnr In nfDrt Now mark what tell YOU. / in
RICHARD SMITH
Gov FOSTER
Gov Foster seems to have been Oh the
opinion thnt money was necessary In ONO,
for he rites rs follows:
STATE oF ONO, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, Sept rs, $780,
The Hon. Richard Smith, Cincinnati. O.:
DEAR SIR: have given tho subject OF our
finances some attention, and have tecetvcd ana
obtained slo.ooi or 1t for Cleveland and am
trying to 1ct hold OF some Of Your men who can
contribute liheraly. hope TO have your. aid
and sympathics IN my visit to Cincinnati, Yours
.ME TOO PLATE
But Mr. Dorsey was making arrangements
by which the wealthy men could be broush ht
together, the results OF which were Teen
nfterward In large contributions Here is Q
letter from an eminent citizen Of New York,
indicating that in what Dor ey did he had
the cordial support OF the stalwarts:
AUBURN. July %, 1850.
MY DEAG DORSEY: Received yonr telegram
here. cannot no down to-night. In TACT, Y y
impossible for me To get away lcforc MONDAY.
will inclosc letter 10 Rnttcr. and You can zee
him. II he refuses. call nj lon Mr.. blanchard. OF
the Erie. Who will 10 all Won ask. IL vou want
me to urge the Senator tConkngl and Arthur
to bc til, re on the 5th Will ITO % at once, and
any other things yon may need Of me telegraph
nc at Osac.o and they shall lie done at once.
congratulate you on the success of your efforts.
Now begin to sec daylight. Yours truly,
7. c. PLATT.
NOT A FRIEND or DoRsEy's.
This letter shows that. as Dorsey's friends
.1a-ss II thn Ipae
lican leaders. and was really the man upon
whom they were relying for the arrange
mcnts which subsequently resulted In sue
cessful bargains by which the election OF
the PRESIDENT was procured. There was
one man, however, who did not seem to
have confidence in Dorsey In q letter
written by the Hon John NJ. Fcrbes Of Bos-
ton. to Gov. Jewell, dated Boston, Sept. q,
he says:
II We have any money to spare to Indiana,
to send through Mr.. Dorsey, l suggest sending
it either to Ben Harrison or ten, Iort'r asking
him to cooperate with the Others. have sent
ycu $l3.ma. and promised Barbour $1,000 for
Wess Virginia and with $3.50 come In to -day
have about f2s,neo on my list which can call
for, 50 could supply You by advancing 5000,
| but will not advance II unless IT goes 70 Harii-
son or Porter whom happen to know better
than l 10 Dorsey. Morco,er, as New York
| chooses to discriminate in favor Ut Dorsey, l
| think we here NAV choose our medium of send
son may approve s1x 'snlf FSnHFs ySRFs
Mr. Forbes also writes to Gov Jewell as
| 70 lows, the letter not being dated
| The Hon. Marshall Jewell. New York
| DEAR SIR: / received your telegram OF this
morning, and replied hat would by to.night's
1 mail adya ki..#n 1nclosed pleas hnd my
/ check for $1,000, which advance. although | am
already under advances to II beyond my sub
scriptions. 1t In currently reported that your
/ New York members OF Congress often pay from
$4,000 to fa5no to secure their elections. II You
| do not soon re. steam up in New York we shall
break. New Nn~k ought to pay at least 50 for
| every 81 raised III Boston, yet 50 lar we are
ahead. JOHN NJ. FORBES.
JOHN & NEW.
/ Mr. John {. New who was Chairman Of the
| Republican State Committee in Indiana car
with the National Committee. OF which the
| following letters are SAMPLES:
/ INDIANAPOLIS. July ~, 1880.
The Hon. Marshall Jewell. Chairman, etc.
/ DFAR SIR: am glad you recognize Indiana
| az the battlefield. ! had letter fr, m Gen.
| Garfield Ia the same ctfrct. When see you In
New York next week will explain to Won onr
| wants. and shall confidently RELY on You for as
| siatance. We must have material aid for pur-
poses which will exllain, but |. will be for the
| National Committee to make the battle In lndi-
ardize our cause for lack OF it. You're truly.
i JOHN c. NEW.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 30, 1880.
Nv Dear Governor:
vi
inst at hand. That Wabash road matter
is of very great importanec. and
am glad You thought o. it and a. camplished sc
much. hol that you can he equally succcss-
ini in our other roads. secretary she:msn is q
| Director in Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne Won
der il he would help u.s. Gould can control q
Hnrlbur.. two others. Garfield can work the
Cleveland reop'c. Dorsey is In Chicago. Donst
know how long he will remain. DO not disap-
point me in iegard TO the $4,000 written for yes
tneln Wnr rnt1Sf hav sr ST hfrh
Yours. JOHN Z. NEW.
SEPT. 4. 1880.
The Hon. Marshall Jewell. Chairman. New York
covering check on Levi r. Morton for $4,000. a
hand, for which you have my thanks Yours
tralv, JOHN Y. NEW.
The Hon Marshall Jewell, Chairman. New York
Your favor OF the 6tn inst, and GOVERNS
check for x4,ooo at hand. for viii h this Is YOU
that YOU doing Your whole duty in on
| behalf and we hope anil believe thar we will re
pay your good deeds by victory. Yours sn truly
IN ACCORD wIrH DORSEY
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. IL.
The Hon. Marshall Jewell, Chairman, etc.
| My DEAR GOVERNOR: The prospec
grows brighter. saw Nr Dorsey ON Thursday
He il up to his eyes in |, tiers, etc. ETC. lie |
'. doing Us good service, and We are in accord a
Yours in haste, JOHN Z. NEW.
, ISprASApoIIs. Ind. Aug .. 1851
MY DEAR GOVERNOR: want You to send m
{l0,nuo. We arc cut. and our expenses are YER
heavy. We must have slo,"eo At once We shal
commence canvass, and have money mex
week. hut it will take rs some time TO realize
and in the meantime we will need what ask fn
above. Please send me yonr check, and | wi
use 1t. Inclosed yau will find Tfeasurers re
ceipt for the first sum YOU sent me. | tell yo
we are going TO carry Indiana, and don't yo
} forget it. Yours truly. JoHN {. NEW.
| AGREAT MANY lies TOLD.
| INpIASAPaiIS Ind. Sept. -. 1880.