satisfaction. He evidently thinks, and so expressed
himself, that money is the all-important factor to be
used. Upon this our views were expressed with great
frankness, that we did not believe in a money campaign;
we had not money enough, we thought, to spend in
the way he indicated. While money is doubtless nec-
essary for various purposes, and might be used judiciously
to aid men who are in straits, to use it as he proposed
was entirely contrary to our feelings and we think it
most impolitic. It would undoubtedly make the "lobby"
hungry, and it would come to the knowledge of these
acute fellows that we were spending money. No man
could receive it scarcely without somebody being aware
of it. He did not agree with us on this; he thought
that his method of using means would only be known
to himself and the parties. He appeared to think
that the great difficulty with him was that he could
not sit down and write and explain things as other men
did; he was more for action; and it was to this that
satisfaction. He evidently thinks, and so expressed
himself, that money is the all-important factor to be
used. Upon this our views were expressed with great
frankness, that we did not believe in a money campaign;
we had not money enough, we thought, to spend in
the way he indicated. While money is doubtless necessary for various purposes, and might be used judiciously
to aid men who are in straits, to use it as he proposed
was entirely contrary to our feelings and we think it
most impolitic. It would undoubtedly make the "lobby"
hungry, and it would come to the knowledge of these
acute fellows that we were spending money. No man
could receive it scarcely without somebody being aware
of it. He did not agree with us on this; he thought
that his method of using means would only be known
to himself and the parties. He appeared to think
that the great difficulty with him was that he could
not sit down and write and explain things as other men
did; he was more for action; and it was to this that