Arizona republican., 1906-02-13

roads, as if everybody didn't know that the anthracite output is and has been for years controlled both as 10 quan- tlty and price"
 He declared the Pennsylvania road to be the head devil in the whole pol icy of monopoly and referred to the Baltimore and Ohio's policy in West Virginia, he said that road had prac- ticaHy told the public that it might be damned"
 MT. Tillman said he was not satis- fled with the Hepburn bill and he added that he intended to offer amend ments to remedy the situation in West Virginia. He asked MT Foraker If he was going to vote for the house bill. MT. Foraker replied "I am not
 Tillman declared the Hepburn bin had a loophole in it that a freight train might be driven through, and added: You will never stop the de- vilment till you put some millionaire in prison and put the stripes on him"
 He said he had asked the interstate commerce commission to make the in quiry called for by his resolution for the reason that the senate has not time, and because i've know better how not to do 1t than anybody on Gods green earth"
 
 why he thought the president could not be depended upon to serve the in- terests of the people. MT. Tillman re- ferred 10 former Attorney General Griggs, saying that immediately after retiring from office, he had taken the merger cases of the Northern Securi- ties company against the attorney general and also referred to former Secretary Morton
 Speaking of Mir. Morton. Mir Till man said that he had resigned from the navy with the concession of re- bate on him, made by his own mouth and the proof hanging over him."
 He is promoted" MT. Tnlman con tinued, 'and made head or the grear insurance organization in New York which has been the stamping ground for as dirty a lot of thieves as ever walked Gods green earth and they sent man with this nice clean re-. cord and put him Tn charge of these scores of hundreds of millions which are the savings, so to speak of widows and orphans, who have policies in that company.
 Yet, here we go." he went on. the White House is immaculate do noi doubt Theodore Roosevelt's integrity and patriotism. As I stated the other 'idy he iS WOnStrOuSly persuaded by some people who get around him and 'honeyfuggle' him with flattery. what ever their methods may be he stands by his friends. He gave Morton a cer- ificate of good character"
 MT. Tillman then referred to din- ner recently given at the White House TO the executive committee of the re- publican national committee and said: The president had been elected near ly year and a half and never had 1t before been found necessary or desir- able to bring these friends of his. these true and trusted lieutenants in his last race for the presidency to dine with him. The inevitable conclusion in mvI mind. at least it ought to be if it is not is that these people were brought together to confer how the money could be raised to help poor old Mo Call out of the bog into which he has sunk and refund $I47.0OO which he stole from the policy holders of the in surance company and contributed to the campaign funds of the national re- publican committee. For surelv this man Mccall iG not going to be left in the lurch and run the risk of bank ruptcy or Df being sent to the peniten- tiary because of the fact that his love for the republican party got him into this trouble"
 MT. Tillmans Resolution was adopt ed without division or opposition