The Case of Benjamin Rathbun This Remarkable Financiers Own Statement of His O
The Case of Benjamin Rathbun This Remarkable Financiers Own Statement of His O
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Mr. Chandler called on me, saying Mr. Evans, Mr. Blatchford and himself were about to pro- ceed at once to Buffalo. I immediately became alarmed at this intelligence and began to fear that some breach of faith with me was intended, and requested Mr. Chandler to inform Mr. Evans and Mr. Blatchford that I wished to see them immediately. They came to me, when I reiterated the understanding I had on this subject and they then agreed that our meeting should take place at H. Pratt's house in Buffalo,... at 7 o'clock that evening, 3rd August. I also stated in this interview that unless the loan was accom- plished that night I should stop business and that my doors would close that night for the last time, should that be the result, and thus terminate and bring to a final close this immense business on which the employment and prospects of so many depended. I wished to be distinctly understood that I claimed the privilege of announcing the fact of my failure to the public myself through the next morning's papers, and state the cause of my closing my doors, which was, that I was informed my own notes were afloat with forged endorsements to a large, amount and that I could not consent to the business continuing another day; that as soon as I ascertained the facts and important particulars of this unfortunate matter I should state them to the public.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Chandler called on me, saying Mr. Evans, Mr. Blatchford and himself were about to pro- ceed at once to Buffalo. I immediately became alarmed at this intelligence and began to fear that some breach of faith with me was intended, and requested Mr. Chandler to inform Mr. Evans and Mr. Blatchford that I wished to see them immediately. They came to me, when I reiterated the understanding I had on this subject and they then agreed that our meeting should take place at H. Pratt's house in Buffalo,... at 7 o'clock that evening, 3rd August. I also stated in this interview that unless the loan was accom- plished that night I should stop business and that my doors would close that night for the last time, should that be the result, and thus terminate and bring to a final close this immense business on which the employment and prospects of so many depended. I wished to be distinctly understood that I claimed the privilege of announcing the fact of my failure to the public myself through the next morning's papers, and state the cause of my closing my doors, which was, that I was informed my own notes were afloat with forged endorsements to a large, amount and that I could not consent to the business continuing another day; that as soon as I ascertained the facts and important particulars of this unfortunate matter I should state them to the public.
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