New-York tribune., 1908-09-25
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whip the Steel Trust out of the Republican an
| party and into the Democratic party as he dld
the Oil Trust and that Mr.. Mack VIII get an
other 100000.
| If Mr. Roosevelt should drive out the Steel
Trust the Democratic party is quite ue reaoo accord
ing to court records. is one OF the men WIZ
helped to organize the Steel Trust
HASKELL AND STEEL TRUST.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Putnam
! County Ohio. John P Bailey, ex-law partner OF
| Haskell sued the Illinois Steel company, anu anu
the following paragraphs are extracted from lhe
| complaint:
PlaiRt that within and Sur9g tes yeS5 WSd
speeiai insfance and request of said defendant the
ney for iee the ss9 dsfe2anf he
pany). and about the acquisition by said oeIehuan'
OF pfoPf of se edea aeG IN s se "a
Of the steel @ ras & and in n the bs sae 9 6 Federal steel
Company and in the sale and transfer Dy sata +in
And nIaintiff AYERS that said services said
Charles n Haskeii rendered to said defendant by
him as aforesaid were and are 81 1ne neo our ee le
and are but fraction of per cent of the profits
realized by said defendant from said services ana ana
that said charges fees and compensation are rea-
Psintin AYERS that afterward said Charles N
Haskell duly sold assigned and transferred to this
plaintiff all his said claims and demands againsu
said defendant and this plaintiff is now the owner
and holder thereof.
Mr.. Hearst here read the official attestation to
the foregoing.
So it appears, not from my assertion but
from court records, that Mr.. Haskell is not only
a Standard Oil tool and crooked railroad pro-
moter but a Steel Trust organizer. No wonder
he can get money for Mr.. Mack, and no wonder
M. Bryan and Mr.. Kern do not want to re-
linQuish valuable a campaign treasurer.
HASKELL DEFENDS STANDARD OIL
ing the Standard Oil, want to read you Mr..
HaskelTs opinion of that corrupt corporation.
expressed publicly in speech at a banquet at
Tulsa Okla. February 29, 1908.
Ny friends: We often hear-for want perhaps
of some clearer thought-we often hear a speaker
f5n tbaf f the epeae I has erev heard tbe names
mentioned and does not know what the purpose of
m cooany or us has pad Done Sf woners in the
United States. The Standard Oil Company, by the
application Of genius and discovery of the compo-
nent parts Of the material, has made oil prod
, ucts reach values that were never dreamed Of
few years ago.
Fellow members of the Independence party:
L think that we all know more about "the pur-
plan of business" than we did few days ago
We all know that the Standard Oil Company
has done wonders in the United States" or at
least in the United States Senate
We all know that the Standard OIL Com
pany, by the application of genius and dis
covery, has developed some pretty raw ma
terlal' in the organization of the Democratic
party.
MLAURIN AND ARCHBoLD.
AS examples of methods that were never
dreamed of a few years ago. l going to
read you the following letters:
No. 26 Broadway, December r. 1901.
oSt.rio NY Dear Senator l have your kind favor of
disagreeable experience with T. with the utmost
being goaded by him into doing 100 foos6 Thing M not
I am greatly interested in the suggestion of the
mind m ,C With the he hope @ that something may develop
| tTIllV
Hon. John L. McLaurin. Senate Chamber, Wash
United States Senate
May g 1902.
Dear Mr. Archbold: have pushed my fights so
Vigorously that they have called on Tllman. 1
game I called his bluff. and now the fight is for
Tilman if properly and Generously supported Ga5i ted
There There is no tine to lose. however I inclose an
With kindest regards. am yours sincerely.
JOHN l. MLAURIN.
No. 20 Broadway, April p. 1903.
Frederick L. Edridge. first vice president Knick-
erbocker Trust Company No. 66 Broadway
Dear Mr. EIdridge: It gives me pleasure to in |
troduce TO you hereby Senator ]. L, McLaurin. of
some business questions of mutual interest / cam
not speak in too high terms OF Senator McLaurin
for whom bespeak your most kindly considera-
ton Very truly yours, JOHN D. ARCHBOLD. |
Senator McLaurin is a Democrat. and Bailey |
is Democrat and Bryans man Haskell is a |
Democrat. but do not imgine that the Standard |
Oil Company is a narrow, partisan concern Not !
at all 1t is fired by noble spirit of inde-
pendenca. 1t is as independent as we are and !
we, if would preserve our liberties must be |
as independent and partisan as it is
A REPUBLICAN SENATOR
This letter is about Republican Senator.
Personal and Confidential
House of Representatives
Washington. Nov. 23 1909
Ny Dear Mr.. A:
A Rep) L. s. Senator came TO me today to
make loan Of $1,000. / told him I did not have il
but would try and get it for him. and would let |
kim know day or two Do you make |
the investment? He is who will do ANYTHING |
.l-. -ll L. L. -:l.