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EXECUTIVE OFFICES
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c. Wm. Filene's Sons Company
Boston
February
second
19 31
Mr. Eugene Meyer, Jr.
The Federal Reserve Board,
Washington, D. C.
Dear Mr. Meyer:
I just want to take this opportunity, first, of congratulating you on the well
deserved distinction which has come to you recently.
I intended sending this note some time ago,
but am now prompted by what I STW in the papers
yesterday.
The courageous stand which you took
before the Senate Committee proves conclusively
that you are running true to form and your many
admirers and friends throughout the United States
will, I am sure, get a great thrill from the position which you have taken, which reveals your true
character and which might serve as an inspiration
or example to some of those who are questioning you.
With every good wish, 1 am,
Silerely your(s,
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Eugene Meyer Says Flat ‘No!’ to Brookhart
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January, 1931
GLOVER & FLATH ER
INVESTMENT BANKERS
1508 H STREET. N. W.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
:cbruary
1931.
Honorable Eugene Meyer, Jr., Gover-nor
Federal Reserve Board,
Treasury Department,
-Washington, D.C.
Liy dear Lir. Lieyer:
Llej I ex-oress to you my
admiration for your courageous stand
The country certainly
before Congress
needs at this time m3n of ability, experience
and integrity in public office.
I trust that your nomination
will be speedily confirrod by the 36nate.
Cordially yours,
G:P
RECFNVED
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Good for Mr. Meyer
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February 3, 1931
GEORGE W DAVISON
PRESIDENT
WILLIAM WOODWARD
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
VICE PRESIDENTS
H. P. TURNBULL
T. G SMITH
JOSEPH BYRN E J.V.B.THAYER
FU.FULLER
W.S. G RAY,JR.
U.S.LOVE RING
J.P GARDNER
B.A. MORT0 N
.WHITTLESEY
R. C ROETGER
S.A . BR OWN
FRANK HAMMOND
CENTRAL HANOVER
BANK AN D TRUST COMPANY
FOURTEEN MANHATTAN OFFICES
TELEPHONE HANOVER 3300
CABLE ADDRESS CENTRUST
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
F. J.LEARY
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NEW YORK
M.PERGUSON,VICEPREST. & SECY.
H .M MYRICK TREASURER
February 3, 1931.
Hon. Eugene 11.eyer,Jr.,
Federal Reserve Board,
71ashington, D.C.
Dear Gene:
Congratulations
I mean on the excellent account you are giving of
yourself in the hearings before the Senate sub-committee on
Banking and Currency.
You do not need any suggestions from me or anybody
else, but as Senator Brookhart apparently intends to subject you
to more hearings, I am minded to tell you of something which was
one of the strong points of the banking creed of Mr. James N.
Wallace, who used to say: "Be prepared to change your policies
If Senator Brookhart presses
wuthout changing your principles."
policy you might
hypothetical
you with reouests for statements of
and tell him
principles
answer with a declaration of your banking
they
principles
these
that as regards policies in application of
framed
are
must depend on changes in the conditions which policies
to meet.
Also, I ai minded of something which 2:r. CTeorge F.Baker
once gave as a reason for not talking when he was being urged to
express himself. If I remember correctly, he said something to
the effect that there is always too much talk, that there is never
much need for talk. In the banking world in which the Federal Reserve SysteLl functions nothing talks like a money rate End the action
which ma'-es ap, money rate effective. The Senate seems to exist for
talk, but maybe you can get this across to Senator Brookhart.
Sincerely yours
CRB-M
100 GOLD STREET
NEW YORK
.February 3rd
1 2 31
My dear Eugene:
Just a line to congratulate
you on your enemies.
Your fame
has been established more securely
by them than ever your friends
could have done.
More pcmer to
your elbow!
Cordially yours,
Leo Arnstein
Mr. Eugene Meyer,
1624 Crescent Place,
Washington, D. C.
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117 WEST 5671-: STREET
NEW YORK
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AUDITOR
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February
3, 1931
Hon. Eugene Meyer,
Washington.
My dear Mr. Meyer:
I have been watching with a great deal of
interest the efforts of some of the Senators against your confirmation as the head of the Federal Reserve Board. In this
part of the country we are all for you and feel sure that
nothing will come of the opposition. Your long service in
governmental matters during the trying times after the war,
with which I was personally acquainted with, particularly
in the War Finance Board matter, certainly is sufficient
refutation of any arguments against Jour confirmation. The
country is to be congratulated in having one of your attainments and ability at the head of the Board, for I know of no
one who is better fitted for the position or who can do more
to bring all of its resources into full effect.
If there is anything that I can do to help I would appreciate
your writing me.
With kindest regards, I am
Yours truly,
Chairman of the Board.
HERMAN
WEIL,
LEON C.SIMON ,
ALBERT N.SIMON,
President,
Vic• Pr••.
LOUIS A. WEIL, T
HAROLD S.WEIL. S•Crelt•ry
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Feb. b, 19'61.
Mr.Ewsene Meyer,
% Federal Reserve Board,
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. Meyer:—
Your letter of tne Zna acknowledging mine of Jan. 28th
nas been received.
Since writing you, the enclosed replies from the two
Louisiana Senators have come to hand. From these, I am
satisfiea that you will receive tneir support when the
matter comes before the Senate for action. Being
Democrats, their interest may be nelpful in avoiding
anything like united party opposition because of
politics. I expect to attend the meeting of tne Atlanta
Boara next week ana I shall take this occasion to enlist
the interest of my iriends there in the effort to forestall
as far as possible serious opposition, snould it Levelop.
from what I read in the newspapers, it would seem that
anything may develop in tne Senate under the antagonisms
that seem to prevail there at present.
LCS/HL
Letters enclosed.
N C.
TOWERS OIL CLOTHING
HIRAM W.JOHNSON,CALIF.,CHAIRMAN
L. JONES, WASH.
LES L. MC NARY,OREG.
PORTER H. DALE,VT.
ARTHUR R.GOULD, ME.
GERALD P. NYE, N.OAK.
ARTHUR H. VANDENBERG, MICH.
CHARLES S. DENEEN,ILL..
ROSCOE C. PATTERSON, MO.
ROBERT B. HOWELL,NEBR.
HENRY J. ALLEN,KANS.
DUNCAN U. FLETCHER, FLA.
JOSEPH E. RANSDELL,LA.
MORRIS SHEPPARD,TEX.
F. M.SIMMONS, N.C.
HUBERT D.STEPHENS, MISS.
WILLIAM J. HARRIS,GA.
ROYAL S.COPELAND,N.Y.
HARRY B.HAWKS, MO.
WILLIAM E. BROCK,TENN.,
'ZICTlifett Zfatez "Senate
COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE
WASHINGTON, D. C.
M.A.CONNOR,CLERK
January 30th, 1931.
III'. Leon C. Simon,
Simon, Inc.,
c/o :7ohn, 7/ell
Canal and le,gazine Sts.,
:Tew Orleans, Louisiana.
Dear
:imon:
:any thanks for your nice letter of the 28th urging me to
assist in securing the confirmation of honorable Eugene :::eyer
for the position of Governor of the Federal eserve
I an glad to have your views, and you may rest assud 1 at
they will re 'Ye my most carefu considera' on.
,„2
e Cornitte on Banking an
'or your Ufomn, the _)
Currency w41 continue consideration of this a-ypointmellt.at
hearing tomorrow morning, and under the circumstances, I an unable to rive you any definite advice just now as to the proper
outcome.
7rith best wishes,
Sincerely yours,
eph E. Ransdell.
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COMMITTEES:
EDWIN S. BROUSSARD
isimiiiLTED STATES SENATOR
STATE
OF LOUISIANA
?Jerriteb Zfafez Zenate
APPROPRIATIONS
NAVAL AFFAIRS
PATENTS
TERRITORIES AND
INSULAR AFFAIRS
WASHINGTON, D. C.
January 30,1931.
r. Leon C. Simon,
Canal and itgazine Streets,
Few Orleans, Louisiana.
I v Dear Friend:
and
I an in receipt of your letter of the 28th instant,
apthe
to
reference
with
say
have read with interest what ycu
Reserve
pointment of r. Eugene Leyer as Governor of the I'ederal
Board.
have been favorably impressed with the fitness of :r.
nomination are
Meyer for this position, but ES hearings on his
and Curnow being had before the Senate Committee on Banking
ion, I
confirmat
rency, at the request of those opposed to his
I
before
shall have to await the result of this investigation
will
Committee
take final action. Indications now are that the
::r.
eyer.
of
behalf
in
report
make a favorable
Thanking yo, for writing me
matter, I am, with best wishes,
ur views relative to t_is
Sincerely :ours,
HERMAN
WEIL ,
LE04 C.SIMON ,
Pr••idgent
ALBERT N.SIMON, 2.15.•Voce Pr• a.
LOUIS A. WEIL, Treasur•r
VIc• Pr••
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Jan. 28, 19.51.
Ifir.Eugene Lieyer,
% Federal Aeserve Boara,
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. Meyer:—
You will find attached a copy of letter whicn 1 am writing
identically to botn of tne Louisiana benators. i cannot
believe that tnere is any serious opposition to your
confirmation, but should there De i trust that this will
be nelpfUl.
1 nave no doubt that the otner members (;f tne Atlanta Boara
would be glad to use sucn influence as tney nave witn tneir
Senators shuuid it be needed. i wili gladly undertake TO
obtain tnis support if you indicate to me tnat it is desired.
Of course, tnis will come in an entirely voluntary way, pecause
we need in that position the services °I a man uf your character
and ability.
LCS/HL
Copy of letter attached.
RECEPIECI
e 1931
J
T
o- -LOP OF
Taw Cit.WhIRNOR,
C.C. lliR EUGFNE
% Federal Reserve Board,
Washington, D.C.
Jan. 28, 1931.
Senator Edwin S. Broussard,
Unittd States Senate,
Washington, D.C.
Dear Senator Broussard:—
As you probably know, I am tne Chairman of tilt: Board of Directors of tr1.New Orleans Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and am also a
Director of the Atlantl;. Bank. This connection witn the Federal Reserve
System has extended over ten years and I represent on tnese Boaros the
public interest, naving no connection with any bank.
Recently I noticed in the newspapers that the nominatin of wintrf-nk Meyer
,
,rnor of the Federal Reserve Board was recommitted. Whether or not
as Gov.
this means a serious fight on his confirmation by the Senate, I do not know.
It occurs to ink, therefore, to say to you, entirely on my own initiative,
that in my opinion Mr. Meyer is qualified to make the pest Governor of tne
Board that cou10. be selected. Mr. Meyer has haA a great deal of experience
with the problems affectin! the agricultural section, such as ours. I have
come in contact with nim on several occasions, in his work wit the War
Finance Corporation and the Federal Land Bank and am convinced that he
is not only a friend to the rarming interests, but an aole and an efficient
friend. I make this statement in the face of vie ignorant criticism that
are sometimes presented. Permit me to urge your sup-ort of Mr. Meyer's
confirmation, It may be that you have already decided to do so, but I
am giving you my views for what you may think they are worth.
With kindest regards and best wishes, I am,
Cordially yours,
LOS/HL
(signed) Leon U. Simon.
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PAUL M.WARBURG
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
February 6, 1931.
Dear Eugene:
Every day when I read the tortures
thrS ugh which you are going just now, I am reminded of what I had to go through in August, 1914.
Your man is Brookhart. Mine was Senator Bristow.
ilotives and character about the same. Result: that
I was canfirmed with Bristow's vote Fgainst me,
and Senator Knut kelson withholding his vote.
The latter, after several years of
pleasant acquaintance in Washington, ceme to me
after a committee hearing, patting me on the
sholader: ”Warburg, I wish you to know thet I did
not vote against youfl.
I countered by saying:
enator, can you truthfully say that you voted
for me?1,
Whereat he blushed and asked me not to
push that cuestion.
I predict that your experience will
be entirely along the same lines. The whole
thing will be forgotten and a joke after a very
short while if, indeed, it is not now. So, don't
let it worry you, and preserve your sense of
hulaor.
Hon. Eugene leyer,
Federal Reserve Board,
Washington, D.C.
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business
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to ocaupy the position to whioh president Hoover has appointed you".
The last time I had bhe pleasure of seeing and speaXing with
you was at the Bedford Village Celebration.
Ilth kind regards ana beab wishes .or your "sitting down nard"
On Senator Borah, I am,
Very truly yours,
GEM-LLS
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EDITORIAL FROM BURLINGTON, IOWA, GAZETTE.
(February 28, 1931).
ANOTHER "VICTORY" POR BROOKEART.
The senate this week confirmed Sug3ne Meyer as zovernor of
the Federal Reserve Board by a vote of 72 to 11. Confirming an
appointment or rejecting an appointment is all in a day's work
with the United states Senate, but back of this rather handsome
endorsement of the nomination of Mr. Meyer is a story having to
do with our own Vmator Brookhart.
Be it known that the most active opposition to Meyer was
raised by the Iowa senator. It was never quite clearly shown in
the long hours of the quizzing of the new governor of the Board
by Senator Brookhart, just what the Iowa senator was trying to
disclose detrimental to the nominee's character or ability. Other
senators apparently were of this opinion, hence, the resounding
rebuke as contained in the vote figures.
Senator Brookhart) however, is not discouraged. He will
continue his lone wolf career regabdless. Everybody is wrong
except Brookhart; everybody is ignorant except Brookbart, in fact,
he said Mr. Meyer displayed most "remarkable ignorance" while he
was questioning the nominee in the committee hearing. We have
always heard that ignorance is bliss and it's quite possible) it
may be contagious. We wonder sometimes if Senator Brookhart is
not a carrier.
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GENERAL INSURANCE
Y BONDS
MORTGAGE LOANS
E.ARTHUR
LEOPOLD J.
AS•&- HAAS
'3Se 45enci,ofyersonalYervice"
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
PHONES
WALNUT 5208-5209
ATI AN 1A,GA.
March 6, 1931
Hon. Eugene Meyer,
c/o Federal Reserve Board,
Washington, D. C.
My dear Mr. Meyer:
Attached you will find copy of my letter of
•. •:
February 28, 1931 to the Honorable Smith
Senator
from Iowa.
I followed
the committee on banking and
New York Times, and rejoiced
unsuccessful attempt made to
your confirmation.
the details of the hearing before
currency as well as I could in the
with thousands of others in the
assasinate your character and block
With all good wishes, I am,
Yours very truly,
E. Arthuriaas
EAH/111
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MORTGAGE LOANS
GENERAL INSURANCE
S'.2RETY BONDS
E. ARTHUR
LEOPOLD J.
HAAS & HAAS
-The ,Agency of Personal Service"
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
PHONES
WALNUT 5208.5209
ATLANTA, GA.
Feb. 28, 1931
Hon. Smith Brookhart,
Senator from Iowa,
U. S. Senate,
Washington, D. C.
My dear Senator:
I am keenly interes
in your honorable body, whether it conce
state, and therefore take the liberty of
country on your defeat in attem
of Eugene Meyer as Chairman o theFeder
of faithful followers
Hon. Thomas J. Heflin
For the sake of dear
you soon follow him
be of the same
Dolliver. and Cummin
ed in what is going on
ns Georgia or any other
congratulating the
lock the confirmation
Reserve Board.
apers did not list your band
all, but I am quite sure that
e ex -senator, was among them.
the rest of the country may
presentation in the Senate will
aracter as in the days of Allison,
this connection, let me remind you of a
statement mad
rs ago by the late Rev.Sam P. Jones, who
was considered
one of the greatest preachers in his day of
the Methodist denomination, to-wit, "The Hf4—Dog Yelps." There is
also a good old saying of later date entitled "Go Way Back and it
Down."
May you heed and mend your ways, live long
and enjoy good health.
Yours ver , truly,
jor
E. Arthur H as/
EAF/IM
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