Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-01
HEARST PRODUCES
ARCHBOLD LETTERS
TO Sen. MLAURIN

VIM. Randolph Hearst, during a
speech made In New York September
"a, read the following letters connect.
ing Senator McLaurin with Standard
Oil: ....
"As examples of methods that were
never dreamed of a few years ago., ]
am going to read you q few letters;
"'26 Broadway, December IL, 1901.
MY Dear Senator: ! have your Kind
favor. of Yesterday. We have, OF course
noted your recent disagreeable exper'
ience with the utmost interest. Think
Won are right In not being goaded by
him into doing foolish thing. | am
greatly interested in the subject OF the
law practice and will see to 1t that II
is kept In mind, with the hope that
something may develop In which can
be of service to you In connection
herewith. with kind regards, | am,
very truly yours. -
JOHN ID. ARCHBOLD.
Hon. John l.. McLaurin, Senate
Chamber, Washington, ID. C..
Bennettsvilie. $. c., May 10, 1902.
Dear Mr.. Archbold: ] have pushed
my fights so vigorously that they have
called on Tillman. | met him at Gan.
ney and beat him at his own game. !
called his bluff. and now the fight Is
| Tor two seats in the Senate instead OF
one. can beat Tillman IL properly
| and generously supported. There IL
no time to lose. however. With Kind
est regards, am. yours sincerely,
JOHN McLAURlN.'
| Senator McLaurin Is a Democrat
and Bailey is a Democrat and Bryan's
man Haskell Is a Democrat, but do not
imagine that the Standard Oil Com.
pany is a narrow.minded partisan con.
Germ. Not at all. 1t is fired by a noble
spirit of independence. II Is as indie
pendent as we are, and we, II we would
| preserve our liberties, must be as In
| dependent and non.partisan as II is.
| This letter Is about u Republican Sen.
| ator:
| Personal and Confidential.
"'Housc of Representatives, Wash
ington. December %, l9O3.-Mr. Dear
Mr.. o.: A Republican United States
Senator came to me today 10 make q
loan of $1,000. I told him | did not
have 1t, but would try and get II for
him and would let him know In a day
or two. Do you want to make the In
| yestment? He is one who will do any
thing In the world that Is right for
his friends II ever needed. Please tel
egraph me yes or no. | will give you
name when ] see you.
81 don't know but what ought &c
come over and see you. Events ar,
crowding and | am on the inside oi
them. think | am playing no small
hand and want to know whether to gC
ahead. The nomination Of Rcpubii
can President Is not yet settled. Nc
Man Can Safely Predict the Nomina
ton and Guess Have Got Hold Of the
Real Situation as Closely as Any One
Here
"Tf you need me for any purpose
telegraph me and will come over.
Sincerely yours,
JOSEPH G. SIBLEY.'
Seeking a Candidate.
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are ready to take advantage of any
turn In any election and to have theil
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