New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-06
HOW THEY FE4R TRUSTS!
Why Many Big Corporation Lac
gers York for Parker.

Henry Wollman of No. "a Broadway the
we'll known attorney, who with Samuel Inter
myer conducted the hard fought legal contest
in behalf Of the bondholders' protective COM
mttee against the original reorganization plan
OF the United States Shipbuilding Company. is
a Republican in politics. Perhaps moved to
utterance by the declaration In a speech a few
days ago by Mr.. Untermyer who has incor-
porated and is counsel for various large in
dustrial combinations. that the only good trust
is a dead one" Mr.. Woruan yesterday made
some interesting remarks the general sub
jeCt of the Democratic opposition to the so-called
trusts, with pertinent specific references to the
contrast between profession and practice ex-
hbited in the connection of certain leading legal
supporters of Parker with conspicuous trusts.
Mr.. Wollman said in part:
Why. of course Judge Parker is right; the trusts
Roosevelt That is the reason why the counsel for
Judge Parker and sgains ' Prezent Rooseye Is l'F
This week my distinguished associate in the
Untermyer. who is now of counsel for Henry II.
Rogers the active head and front of Standard
the trusts favored Roosevelt. If anything were
statement made in Connecticut Thursday that
every trust in this country, including the Stand
tick (meaninE the Rooxe4e e Mr e' tn nnTI
59 ny speech Woad confipia that pro4ouncement
ombnation and other important combinations:
III LdCt dItIOusH d CoIlpd!illFS ely young man, he
might be said 10 be Of the fathers Of conbina-
tons In this country and that's why he fayors
soa the general counsel OF the Steel Trust, of the
other railroads and general counsel for ]. p Nor
gan Co, ardently supports Parker. John E. Par
earliest advocate Of ParkeTs election Is the Is Iea
son that William B. Hornhlower, the noted lawyer
interests dncluding the NewYork Life Insurance
for Parker that he knows that Parker is down on
trusts? Joseph ;, Aueroach one OF the counsel
sntitr1st supporter of Parker ADRIAN Fl aF'J Jo
line the general counsel Of the Central Trust
G9Pa4y h al Of that nat 9a! mPe is highly
Thomas f. Ryan. the active head of the Morton
mo in the a a Of Is 6 oHe Oh teo
Trust. as well as other trusts. is going TO support
biiafe the Tobscdo Tr !HTS 'ha' rNer VIII ami
It certaiq,y must MAKE, the trusts Of this country
officers counsel are in favoring Parker who is
sfg ds59y Of . some 2e %2gd the s list
of this city You would believe If you had not seen
officers counsel and stockholders Of the great
UndoubtedIy the most cogent reason which in
duces DeLancey Nicoll4 who has tried so many
and which induces August Belmont and George
Foster Peabody; both members of very important
downtown banking firms. 70 take such impor-
tant part as officers OF the Democratic National
Parker's antitrust sentiments 'p'y WIN
Mr. Davis, the Democratic Vice Presidential can
ddate one of the richest men in the United States.
and Mr., Harrison. the Parker nominee for Iieuten-
ant GoVernor' hi M a mnnohalre ana the con-
ing fat with elee and JOY the prospect of
Parker driving the trusts from off the face OF the
earth
The fact is that If President Roosevelt had not
started the Northern Securities which saved
Wall Street from itself. and some Of the wicked
trusts the country did not believe that ne would
within the next four years. enforce the antitrust
laws there would have been very little money to
carry on the Democratic campaign II is the lib
eraty born of that fear that has produced the
large Parker campaign fund
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