The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-31
Inside correspondence.

Livingston Post: The Post, through
sources which ii would be against poll
CIV to make public, has during the past
two or three months come into posses
sion of the following correspondence.
This newspaper is unable to give the
names of the persons by whom the
communications were received or sent,
though of themselves the notes ana
DISPATCHES would give a possible clue.
The dates are omitted, but the first OF
the correspondence is under date OF
several months ago and the last rev
days since: Here is the first one:
Dear Grove: Rothschild and myself
are considerably bothered that you have
not issued another 500. 900 in bonds as
promised when Rothschild and associates
placed the last issue. Rothschild desires
me to also urge upon you the absolute
necessity of making a good play within
the next few months for third term.
Rothschild says, and / thoroughly agree
with him, that England cannot afford at
any cost to have you represented in the
White House during the next i've years.
Rothschild is emphatic in the assertion
that the election of a republican would be
a menace to England, as that party APP
pears to see the u. S. can never be free
as long as silver is demonetized. Roths-
child is getting anxious for more bonds
and says IL you do the right thing he can
insure you the entire support of w
street He thinks the next batch of bonds
should be issued before congress meets
as 1t is liable to make trouble when 1t
finds the revenue is not equal to expenses
and 1t might take a notion to raise the
beastly tariff again, to which you know
England is opposed. Yours. etc, Sal
IN. Broth would like you TO send him
a draught of your message to congress
before II is delivered"
Dear Sal: Your favor received. i am
sorry that Rothschild should have been
disappointed in the delay made In the
bond issue. Tell him i am acting on the
square. Me and Richard have been talk
ing matters over and are preparing for a
regular coup d'etat that would make
Louis Napoleon green with envy. In or
der TO make the thing a go you will have
to stand in on the play. The idea is like
this: Our fellows. as Bayard has told
you, are headstrong and frequently vio-
lent people, think that's the way he
expressed it, Now the idea is that you
send Dick a sassy note in reply TO his
on the Venezuela matter. Let II arrive
here Immediately after congress meets. I
will then make or tail soup out OF the
lions tail and stand pat on the Monroe
doctrine This will fix the whole cat-hop
I'll be renominated II We keep the vene-
zuela pot boiling until after the national
convention. I'll not only be renominated
but I'll get Rothschild all the bonds he
wants. Our people will be crazy for a
scrap and will vote hundreds Of millions
of bonds for fortihcations. military and
naval equipment. Wen retire greenbacks.
so as to further decrease the circulating
medium You may think that my people
won't get enthusiastic when IL comes TO
a proposed scrap for a lot of Spanish
Dagos in South America. but you're OF
your base. Sal, old boy. IL you think 50
Now let the war go on Yours. etc.
Grove"
IN. B.-Burn this letter"
Dear Grove: Rothschild and are de-
lighted with your scheme. We are simply
amazed TO think how daring you are.
What monkeys Il viii make OF the Amer
lean people. There is no chance OF them