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undoubtedly be a uniform sentiment
against it in the oil section.
Hope you can take care OF IT with the
others. Very truly yours,
JOHN d. ARCHBoLD"
Hon. J. B. Foraker, Washington.
ID. c."
March 10, 1900.
my dear Senator:
81 have your favor of last night with
Enclosure with letter, also a letter from
Mr.. Elliott, concerning same / beg to
send you herewith. Perhaps ii would be
better to make a demonstration against
the whole bill, but certainly the ninth
clause to which Mr.. Elliott referred
should be stricken out, and the same is
true of House Bill No. 800. also intro
duced by Mr.. Price, in which the same
Objectionable clause occurs.
II am glad to hear that you think the
situation is well in hand. Very truly
yours,
Hon. J. B. Foraker, Washington,
ID. c."
appreciates Courteous Action"
February Is, 1901
Dear Mr.. Sibley:
Il beg to inclose you herewith certifi-
cate of deposit to your favor for 5000
sent you at the request of Mr.. Griscom
the purpose of which you no doubt I'M
derstand with him.
Permit me to improve this oppOrtu-
nifty, also, to express my high apprecia-
ton of your most courteous and cEicient
action in response to our request regard
ing the consideration of the subsidy bill
matter with Mr.. Griscom. Very truly
yours,
JOHN u. ARCHBOLD.'
January ., 1872.
My Dear Senator:
Referring to our further talk Of to-
day. over the telephone, we are willing
to make the loan $50, OOO-S25, 900 to be re-
turned within one year. and the remain
ing $4,000 to be paid in five annual pay
ments thereafter. All to bear interest at
per cent.
Trusting you will succeed in consum-
mating the matter as you desire, l am
very truly yours,
JOHN u. ARCHBOLD"
Hon j. 3. Foraker. Washington, d. c.
January 2, 1892.
My Dear Senator:
Responding to your favor Of the 18th,
it gives me pleasure to hand you here
with certificate of deposit $4,000 in ac-
cordance with our understanding. Your
letter states the conditions correctly. and
trust the transaction will be success
fully consummated. Very truly yours
JOHN n. ARCHBOLD."
Hon. ]. E. Foraker, Washington, D. c."
"HoIdinE the Bag"
Cleveland. Ohio, Sept. D, 1905.
John d. ArChbold, ESQ:
My Dear John: l am in receipt ~
yours of the 18th instant with enclosure
as stated. for which l am Obliged. l am
holding the bag and this is going to be-
an expensive campaign. l can see where
will land before the thing is over so |
have no doubt l will have to call again.
l feel delicacy about this as 1t is my
funeral. l can beg OF others better than
when ! have u personal interest. There
are many important questions in this
fight Should Johnson carry the Legisla-
tUre. corporations will catch it, as l am
their representative, so-cared.
Sincerely yours.
M A. HANNA"
"P. S.-You people can be OF great
help in Allen County. Hancock and Wood
Counties. which, If successful. will secure
the election Of three members. This
whole fight is against corporations and
me as their champion.
M. \. H."
philadelphia Sept. o. 1895.
John n. ArchboId, Standard Oil Com
pany. New York:
Your letter Of the 18th instant was ,
received yesterday on my return from a
trip in British Columbia. I have wired
Senator .Aldrich to make an appointment
with him to discuss the matter referred
to. | can see You in New York any day
II you have any suggestion to make.
think the matter is Of considerable i'm
rOrtanCe and I can show Senator AID
rich where such an appointment would
be desired. If necessary ] can talk to
you over the phone from the head
quarters of the Republican State Commit
tee here. where l shall be during the
present month.
'BOISE PENROSE"