The Washington times., 1909-01-26

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questionable transaction in connection
Rainey charged President Rooseva.r
with direct mlsstateuents Of sacr fn hfs
message on the canal of December n
t -, re went dIJer the Presidents con
Hdant and adviser, Senator Iedge. r0IIsl
shod for the latter's efforts In come
uOh Win an appropriation of 81 0dH 81.
LOT the purchase Of Ships Tor use al the.
lstnmus-Vessels that were purchseeG
IrOm the Boston Steamship Comnan,
Iealney asserted, although the commits
st'l old not want and did not need
the ships. But the constituents OF the
wanted TO sell them"
Investigates TilIman.
For some weeks" Rainey EXPLAINED
the secret agencies Of the Government
have been at work Investigating Sanaro-
Ttllman. They have succeeded IN dis
covering that he used his frank mad
veTtently in private correspondence. ana
50 deprived the Government OF revenue
TO the mount OF cents. and the mat
ter was considered important enough TO
be embodied IN special message from
the President to Congress Senator
Lodge IS, / believe, still invited TO Whit.
House dinners, is the Presidents friend
ana ADVISER. and the Cabinet maker for
T. i
OF any secret Service agents disturbine
the senior Senator from Massachusetts.
ana yet he is directly, individualIv and
sOiety responsible for the fact that there
81 900, O00" wv
Cromwell, Rainey first characterize
as representing and standing for "aU
mat Is most strongly TO be COa6an7ned
IN present New York financial r,afbC5-
as Speciality ls revolutions ana canals
ODaldlas whom Raiuev decla rcd lie m
ger .5 ne attorney.s domination. he SAYS
represents as no other Spar sh- Amerf-
can statesman in his generation an
Lnat IS corrupt In Spanish-A merican
AND so, these two modern dIibugtera
ana aI buccaneers come down, arm in arm.
through ten years of blOodshed and
bribery and corruption and occunv tod
ne c5hter Of the stage, nigh In the
CONFIDENCE OF the present Admfnistr7
uon. and the chosen advisers on fhe ia
coming President"
Sketches Cromwell
Rainey said he would trv fo el,ef.t,
Cromwell without Ibeling the Govern
ment
Rainey declared that Cromwau ksans
the minutes OF the board of directors
OF the railroad con- pany now and writes
them to suit himself"
It was part of a prearraF ped .pfan-
Rainey declared. worked out ~ Crou-
well. 10 displacs DR.. Amador. AS Presf-
dent OF Panama. Cromwell ana Ifs
friends he said. had deVeIoped Ger
t5lh methods for despOiling and robbinc
propose 70 be INTERRUPTED iu anv rva,
Dy the awakened public patriotism and
honesty or Dr. AmadOr and his friends"
therefore, according TO the Illinois Reu-
FesenIatives the election or ObaIdfa was
put through.
II is In connection with this election
tnat Rainey made the direct charge
against PreSident-eIect Taft thar ha
had visited the Isthmus I'm urfherarfa
or these deep-laid plans OF Cromwell
The proof I have here" continued
Raihey, establishes absolutely the com
DlhauOn between Secretary Taft repre-
senLng this Government. and Cromwell
and his friends to force upon Panama
the election OF Obaldia-"
Sees CromweH's Hand
In one other way. Rafney Urofessed
TO see the hand OF Cromwell. The Pan
ANA assembly, he said. IS now consider
ing railroad rOpositlon-Rainey called
Il the most Infamous every submitted
to any ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .bv. Ran
dolph G. Ward. OF New York. to build
a road from Panama to David. Rafnev
declared that by the terms OF this grant.
the republic IS asked to give up thou
sands OF acres or the richest OF timber
lands with the right or way The for
ests he estimated to be worth within
the next titty years between 500, 600. zoo
and 81, 900. 600 600
More than that, Rainey decl5rsd thar
the men behind this couCessiCr aim 30
secure the entire waterfront property
at Panama Clty-WhiCh VIII. when the
canal is completed, give them Bropertv
ne estimates VIII be the most valuable
in the world
In addition 10 these schemes. .Raiusv
declares that another group OF CAPT
tallsts are seeking similar concessions
on the other ocean. He pr0phesied thai
II would eventually be discovered that
this grouD was but an ofshoot OF the
Cromwell trunk. The Ilunoisau declared
that John Ehrman. AmadOT's sOn-iu-
law publicly announced to the assem-
bly, or Panama that the men behind
the scheme were William Nelson Crou-
we'll. Roger J.. Faruham. W. S. Har-
vey, and Charles =. TAFT.
These patriotic gentlemen, there
fore" said Rainey, IN conclusion. "are
being permitted not only 10 rob the Re
public of Panama. but, Indirectly. 10
rob the TTeasUrv OF the United States
and In their efforts iu this direction.
they have had SO far the complete co.
operation and the active assistance Of
the present Administration of the next
President 0f the United States