Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-01

10 their constituencies and their con.
sciences for II seems 10 me an unprof
table performance after the funeral
f~ngurately spcaking) is all over e
pour controversial brogdsidcs In 70 the
corpse"
Mr.. Hearst said that Il was a mat.
Ter of general knowledge thot the ia.
interests seeking special favors sup
ported the party which served thcli
best. lie continued
The Standard OH was bound tt
take revenge upon the present admin
istration for the prosecution institnt-
cd against It ana the nne imposed UP
on Il.
THE question then merely was
where the Standard Oil whipped out
az the republican party, was going to
go. II was not going into the indc-
pendence party with honest Tom HIS
hen at the head
Every one began to suspect that
the Standard on might possibly make
improper overturcs 10 the democratic
party. No sooncf had tho suspicion
been formed than along tho
democratic party up the avenue
haunting the twenty thousand dollar
senatorial scslskin sack presented by
Mr.. Ryan ana the three hundred
thousand dollar diamond necklace
presented by Mr.. Rockefeller.
Then suspicion became a certainty.
Haskell was shown by court records
and signed documents to have been
y Standard on agent, a steel trust or
ganizcr. a promoter Of crooked rail-
road deals and a d%cfaulter against
whom q Judgment nf $4,000 realized
S2s.t5.
This sterling democrat was shown
20 have been made FIRST chairman Of
the democratic committee on platform
and resolutions and then the treasurer
of the democratic campaign fund. He
was shown to have operated In poll
tics a. he had operated in business.
lie was shown practically to AVE
stocked and bonded the democratic
platform and then 20 have hypothc-
Gated the securities, with Standard on
for a campaign contribution.
"Of course the republican party has
been almost as thoroughly exposed. A
republican senator, Mr. Foraker, has
been shown 10 have been an agent OF
The Standard OH IN the senate | have
read letters which proved TINT he re-
celved large sums OF money from the
standard on. He himself admits that
he received money from tho Standard
OH and borrowed some also. He
claimed that his services to the Stand
ard oil were not towards securing leg
islatlon, Then I produced a letter
from Mr.. Archbold in which Mr.. For
aker was asked to oppose a bill intro
duccd by Senator Tones OF Arkansas
Now Mr.. Foraker claims 20 have let
tiers that viii prove the innocence ~
his Standard oil campaign 1 assure
him that | huve looked through my
collection of letters very carefully
without being able TO ma amy letters
Of that kind. I was fortunate enough
however. 10 ind two more letters
which mention large additional sums
OF money SEN 70 him by the standard
Oh, while he was supposed 20 be rep
rcscntlng the people In the United
States senate:
"26 Broadway. New York, zee. II
1909.
my Dear Sontaor! Referring TO
our telephone conversation OF today.
I now beg 70 enelose YOU certificate of
deposit to your favor for $4,000.
Truly yours,
JOHN y. AUCHHOLD
"Iion. ! II. Foraker. 1900 sixteenth
street. Washington, u G."
'2s broadway. New York, Nov 20,
1900.
My Doar Senstor'-ln pursuance
OF our understanding IN our talk over
tho telephone today I now beg 10 on
close you certificate OF deposit to your
favor for St0,O O0.
Yours truly.
JOHN y. N'tCIBOLD'
4" Hon. J b. Foraker. 1890 sixteenth
street. Washington. u. e.
u say that these additional letters
do not prove Mr.. ForHkcr's Innocence
but IN the contrary they go to show
that the services he rendered the
Standard OIL. must have been very ef-
%fectlve TO warrant SO many payments
la SO short a time
Mr.. Roosevelt has rcpudtatcd his
itDubilNdH 9AAAtAalh VII N'llaAtIt WI. I
has not ropudiutcd his demo-
Standard on platform maker
and treasurer. nor has he repudiatcd
Hastcll's platform or Mr. Has
kell's campaign collection Mr. bryan
has forced Mr. llaskells resignation
but he says he stu believes IN hts in
noccncc II Mr.. Bryan believes iu MI
lIaskelfs Innocence and sim forced
resignation. he acted In a most
d|isluyal manner. aud 20 Air. Bryan
does not believe In MI llIskcIIs m-
nUccncc and sttll asserts his iuuo-
.cns,. he h acting iu % most discrodit
able manner
MI Bryan says that Nlr. Haskell
ought 90 have a hearing in court
that he ought 20 have several
hearings ln court.
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