Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-20
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OIL TRUST DISCLOSURES
Accusation Against Governor
Haskell Reiterated at Speech
In Memphis; Oklahoma Man
Defends Himself.
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IHy Morning journal Speetal h2Esed Wire
Memphis. Sept William r.
Hearst and Thomas l.. Hisgen the
presidential candidate Of the indie
pendenee party addressed a well nlled
house here tonight. Mr. Hearst
plunged right into his charges against
Governor c. ~ Haskell of oklahoma,
saving that gentleman would not al
low the attorney general Of Oklahoma
to secure an injunction against sub
sidiary corporation of the STANDARD
oil company. Mr. Hearst also read
letter alleged TO have been written
by Representative Joseph Sibley Of
PENNSYLVANIA and addressed My Dear
Nh A." in which the writer stated
that the corporations had strong
friend in Senator b." Mr.. Hearst
read another letter purported to ne
written BY John u. Archbold TO Mr !
Sbley saying we are anxious to !
have a talk with Senator Bailey Mr. |
Hearst left on a late train for New
York, where he viii attend the ses
sions of the state convention of the I
Cooper Union September u
MIR Hearst said in part;
u have shown that when Mir. Roos-
evelt prosecuted the greatest of all
trusts, the Standard Oil company he
drove it out of the republican party
into the democratic party.
II have shown how the democratic
party altered its platform to suit
Standard Oil and made Mr. Haskell,
who was an agent for the Standard
oil, chHrman of their committee on
platform
II have shown how the democratic
party first hell out its hand TO the
Standard oil ana appointed the same
Haskell as national treasure to take
up the collections.
Please remember that | have not
personally made any accusation I
against any one. have read the {
complaint Of Attorney General Mon a
nett. of ohio, tiled in court in which !
MT Monnett says that c. n. Haskell /
was one of those concerned in an at f
tempt to bribe him to discontinue ac- 5
tion against the Standard Oil a
II have read signed letters from the a
Standard oil headquarters showing Il
that Senator Foraker, while United
States senator, was in the pay of the L
Standard Oil company v
Mr. Haskell asserts that Attorney \
General Monnett's disclosures must n
refer to some other Haskell with diff =
tcrrnt initials.
Here are some other court records y
In which the c. \. Haskell as governor G
of Oklahoma has been more success Y
fully of service TO the Standard OH
Mr.. Hearst here cited the recent ac- ,
ton of Governor Haskell in annullin-
AN action brought by the atto' ney
of Oklahoma to enjoin Tho
Prairie oil and Gas company ON =
LAYING pipe lines Mr., Hearst said -
the company was a Standard OIL e'h-t !,
rrrn ana that il is arbitrarily tearing ="
up the public highways without rlght
of eminent domain. l.
Governor c. n Haskell said Nj ~
Hearst. went on a technicality, the O.,
wishes of the governor being emphat- =
.callv not to Interfere with the Stand -
ard Oil company the Prairie oil and q,
Gas company was allowed to procec" =,
with its action regardless of the laws "
and without trials in the courts.
MIR. Hearst then read the Logan -
county. oklahoma. court record re- ,r'
,ardine the case. He spoke of the -
etters received by Senator Foraker ''
rom J. d. Archbold, and said Mr.
Archbold became angry when he
lrard of their publication. He sald
hat the memory of Representative
'ibley. of Pennsylvania, was a very
,our ah. when he denied writing let
-r Quoted by the speaker at Colum-
,us He continued: or
"Mr Sibley wrote the letter which h3
qured. and he wrote others ana cf
l.re i one of the others er
Joseph c. Sibev. chairman OF the ar
on manufacture, house OF ar
, presentatives. Washington. -. {. NJ
Feb. 20. 1905.-My Dear Mr A; Ci
esterday ] had a long talk win a
ricnd of mine in the senate. whom Va
ct end I have already regarded as sh
uc of the strongest men i'm that body liz
Mr. b. "A democrat He is wholly ia
nd analterably opposed to the presi- he
ent and Garfield's policy versus cor a
.orltions. / think ne is prepared to M.
make er,at fight against the vicious sh
rncit1. that the government can 90
p-n any books or reveal any trade ba
-crcte l"caust some one thinks ] am an
2 Gagged IN making too much money
H. mas tho courage and ability r.
, MAKE LEGAL argument on the floor ca,
g the senate second to no man 10 -.
lar ,civ an
'T'ad you ought 20 have consul
'.iou with hIm some day2
one greet man AT the proper time
oulI b. tower of strength and
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