Letter 3, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Clinton invested in about everything but his money makers were tobacco, cattle, potatoes, corn, wheat but his biggest side line was whores that would relieve any man for a dollar. Maybe a banker ought not to run whores but George Clinton followed the money and he was he to interfere in copulation which was a natural event that saved a many good marriage.

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The engineers told George Clinton that he needed a bridge high over the surging tides from one side of the east river to the other.  At a tremendous cost George said yes because he could triple his passenger traffic if people could walk across the river on his new bridge and catch his scheduled train.  The bridge would also be a victory over the natural forces of the east river but the engineers told him it might also be the most costly bridge in the area.

The shoreline on both sides of the river would need a lot of work at they told him the gigantic project might cost $35 thousand dollars maybe even more.  They had to sink 159 wooden piers for anchorages to make the crossing at the narrowest point and some kind of pier in the middle to hold up the connecting wood beams.  The bridge would be 197 feet long crossing the river and the piers would have to hit bed-rock to make it sturdy, safe and long lasting.

The shallow water would make the work easier but parts of the river was very deep and would require thousands of tons of rocks to be placed at the bottom of the river for a solid base.  George had also decided that he wanted a boat harbor on each side and maybe a nice Palace Hotel built up on decks about the water attracting high priced customers.

The roadway to the bridge had to be graded up in some easy sweeping curves to make it look good and easy on the horse drawn wagons.

He would call the hotel The Fort Point Palace Hotel and it would be a three story brick building having at least 25 rooms and a grand restaurant at the ground level on the river side and a railroad station on the inland side.  The engineers loved it but were watching and waiting for the money so they could get started.

George knew all about the banker John Flynn even though most people called him Banker Flint because he was so cheap. 

George Clinton and Hillary Rodham got all dressed up to honor their appointment with banker John Flynn in the city as their carriage waited at the fork in the road as the soldiers of the Army of the United States swarmed the road returning from Pennsylvania. It was a ceaseless stream of men walking in full uniform moving north most likely on their way to West Point New York.

Banker John Flynn was the president of one of the biggest banks in New York City so George was a little worried as his experience was only with little banks and littler bankers.  The New York Bank has powerful interests in Washington D.C. so Hillary Rodham got a congressman on some committee to set up this meeting.

George Clinton and Hillary Rodham were now on their way and had to stop and pick up their hardware merchant friend and one of the bridge engineers to take along to the New York Bank and the scheduled meeting with banker John Flynn for a loan.

The big banker meeting went pretty well and Banker John Flynn liked the bridge idea and guaranteed the loan if George would allow a property lean on his river front acreage.  John Flynn said that he wanted George Clinton to meet a few people that maybe could help him with money and other expenses.  The man in the next room went by the name of Giannini and he was a young Italian man that owned banks in San Francisco and Los Angeles in California.

Mr. Giannini banks were backed up by the Bank of Italy and Banker John Flynn shared an idea with George Clinton and Hillary Rodham.  The bankers wanted to set up a holding company that would have a board of directors and George Clinton would be the boss.  The holding company  would sell stock shares in the "The Public Good Foundation" and for all intents and purposes George Clinton would never run out of money.

Mr. Giannini owned hundreds of bank branches and Mr. Flynn controlled dozens of smaller banks in and around New York which he called chain banks.  Banker Flynn and Banker Giannini proposed to send out a chain letter to all their hundreds of bank branches and have them sell stock shares in the holding company for The Public Good Foundation.  The bankers even had friends in Michigan, North Dakota and Montana.  They could raise millions of dollars if given enough time. 

Banker Flynn and Banker Giannini had been working with Congress to permit large scale branch or chain banking by national banks legal inside the entire United States.  Congress knew that little banks were failing and they were about to fail again because of the cost of the great internal war that recently ended.  The southern rebellion ruined the south and just about destroyed the north and thousands of little village banks were about to drown in debt as very few men could pay their bills.

The "Clinton Foundation" was born the next week on Friday and the once empty cash vaults were quickly filled with cash money and gold and the streams of cash were endless.

The Clinton Foundation was the holding company for The Public Good Foundation which owned the property and owned the entire project and received cash money from the Clinton Foundation.

George Clinton was the top man at the Clinton Foundation and the top man at the Public Good Foundation and of course George Clinton became a multi-millionaire almost overnight but George soon found out that bankers are not as foolish as construction managers and supply merchants.

Banker Flynn and Banker Giannini had set up a Bank called The Bankers Company of Trust as a separate company that sold the stock shares of the Clinton Foundation all across the world. George Clinton agreed that these two men would have the monopoly of selling the stocks and the sale of the Clinton Foundation stock created a small explosion of opportunity as the stock prices doubled in the first six months and people were begging to buy into the Clinton Foundation and of course the Public Good Foundation that would own the east side railroad and the hundreds of buildings and small businesses waiting in line to sign up.

George Clinton told Hillary Rodham that he didn't need any more money and he was afraid that many a good man in the banking business were over selling the Clinton Foundation.  The country was entering a time of a slight depression and even the smartest bankers were starting to get a little afraid as their large profits were becoming smaller.

George and Hillary knew that banks are established for the benefit of the bankers but against great odds the sixteen mile railroad was about to open next month for the benefit of the people.

George Clinton and Hillary Rodham knew that if they could serve the people well and good the profits would come and the tiny villages built on both sides of the railroad tracks would prosper and create their own wealth as Hillary taught George that it took a village to create prosperity just like it took two people to establish sexual relations.

As required Bankers Flynn and Giannini through their Bankers Company of Trust Bank always wanted to know what the money was used for as it was investors money to the Clinton Foundation that moved to the Public Good Foundation at a rate of about $300,000 every month.

At least two times every month Banker Flynn and Giannini sent their own Bank managers to visit the small villages that were being built along the railroad tracks.  What was good for the Public Good Foundation should be good for the bankers and George Clinton.  The banks were really set up to collect interest on loans but selling shares in stock was a lot more profitable.  For every dollars worth of stock the two bankers made twenty cents creating their own millions in profits.

The branch manager of the Bankers Company of Trust owned by Banker Flynn and Banker Giannini came out from their Philadelphia branch and was a young man with a great deal of ambition.  George Clinton was explaining the promoting of the project as rapidly as possible in bigger towns as the young bank manager tried to shake the dust of his brown leather boots.

"Well, Mr. Clinton, you need some help here which is clear."  the young man sat down in front of George Clinton's desk.  "Mr. Clinton if a man would borrow ten dollars from you can collect all the interest which is profits and you write your own book or rules."  the young man smiled and told him about a friend named Emery that always came into the bank in Philadelphia and borrowed money and by the way always paid back the money on time with interest.

George Clinton asked his secretary to have Hillary Rodham present herself in his office as this young man had a lot to say. 

"Mr. Clinton, your foundation, the Clinton Foundation owns the money and if you read the rule book you have the right to take your management fee and the rest moves to the Public Good Foundation."  the young man knew his numbers and he also knew that George Clinton was paying himself about $30 thousand dollars a month.

"I propose Mr. Clinton that you open your own banking firm, endorsed by the Clinton Foundation, which you own or at least control as a holding company, backed up by your assets in the Public Good Foundation which you own and control as collateral and start filling your pockets with gold coins and expand your grand ideas all across the country."

"Mr. Clinton, Your land and railroad are the biggest kind of collateral that the big bankers love and I'll be your banks president!"  the young man knew all about greed and could see in Hillary Rodham's eyes that a big pile of gold is better than a small pile of gold.

George Clinton had paid Hillary Rodham back the thousand or so dollars she had loaned him at the start and in fact he had issued her a bank draft for $10 thousand dollars.

The young banker talked for the next three hours and explained how a bank works on the outside and how they really work on the inside.

"Well Mr. Clinton, you see, a bankers best collateral in the public domain is a good wife and Ms. Hillary Rodham has agreed to be the good wife to have the good collateral needed to work with the big bankers."

The countless little facts that strangers looked for in a banker made sense, a nice home, a nice team of horses, pruned bushes and a well looking wife with some kids.  To be a good banker George Clinton would have to pile up a lot of money, marry Hillary Rodham, make sure they had a few children and build another family home closer to the city where people would know his address.

To be useful Hillary Rodham was willing to marry George Clinton and even pretend not to whore in the city if it would help out this banking adventure.

In her own right she wanted to be paid for services and didn't want to ask permission when it came to money, travel and even boyfriends.

Hillary Rodham Clinton would also become a silent director of the bank and she had every intention on fu.king the young and industrious man that cooked the banking idea up in the first place.  She guessed that Vince Webb might be twenty five years old and she would be sharing breakfast with him often when the money started flowing.

During the start up the bank prospered amazingly and the bank would lend all kinds of small sums, five dollars, ten, fifty dollars and more but the small business man is what George Clinton liked as they made money and always paid their interest.

They even loaned a young man twenty dollars so he could get married and before the first baby arrived he had paid the whole loan.  Banking was a good business as the Clinton Foundation grew larger and the trains ran on time owned by the Public Good Foundation and started producing profits on their own.  George Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton had their child as customary of Bankers and the little girl Mary Clinton was left in the best of care as George and Hillary were busy enjoying their life, diddling away Saturday nights living the high life on their large downtown estate. 

Hillary Rodham Clinton kept a dozen old gentlemen busy on Saturday nights and having a field day watching George Clinton devour younger women every time he could muster another hard one.

The burlesque show down the street even had a special table for George Clinton as he was kindly with his money and his gentle wife named Hillary practically sent young women over to his table of friends.

The village of little buildings that George developed into a cash making community needed a mayor so George Clinton became mayor also with all the honor and responsibility of a regular mayor.

The main street was filled with women taking walks even late at night and many business owners wanted a part of the action.  A clothing concern from Baltimore wanted a building, a food grocer from Newark wanted a store on main-street and even a shoe maker wanted space next to the drug maker that came from Pittsburg.

The railroad was the ticket but the Clinton Foundation was the gold mine and bundles of cash had to be transported often to the George Clinton banking concern called the Wholesome Bank and Trust Company.

George Clinton invested in about everything but his money makers were tobacco, cattle, potatoes, corn, wheat but his biggest side line was whores that would relieve any man for a dollar.

Maybe a banker ought not to run whores but George Clinton followed the money and he was he to interfere in copulation which was a natural event that saved a many good marriage.