The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-10

Prrdated Document ENSnerAIIng nal.
Inscr or the GIa,is-PinchSI Charges.
t,.uI>gToV, June Francis Burton
u,.--nr. democratic Representative in
.rrr,-- from the sixteenth district Of
,.e Nrrk - persona non grata AZ the
Mite HruSa President Taft declines TO
moe. W. Harrison and to-day refused 10
allow rw 20 enter the executive sanctum.
.vr't.ggh the New York Representative
Aad made an appointment through
trt " rarrenter. Mr. Taft's former
,.rrs..F
NJ Harrison yelled ~ the White HOUSE
OBJ. w.rung with Representatives Gold
.,sa Nsv York and Ksliher 81 Massa-
.fi.s,,. tn present to tho President about
..a.r influential Hebrews. tho most II
nom Nsv York rabbits, who were in Wash
r.r.n a. appear before the House Com
mite. 10 Foreign Affairs
OBJ. rn-ae congressman after a little
49,, fne White House executive offCcs
.t.Arr their places ~ III" head Of the
..ar dale gst'on and were waiting to he
r.rui a. 0l' P"Hd'lis inna- once
In.. bout thar limo a messenger stepped
.r Erursssutstyr Tie -risOn and told
'r fs' G. y Norton the Presidents
..' ~. would like - speak with him
a. Ha'lsou lett the line and moved "a
..... r ,n' ~ the ancrrtary's once He
pa r ally entered the ORC, when the
rr. .0 mo Presidents room was Opened
tv .n .sr,r and Congrcssm en- Goldfogle
srt heUrpr were lnvit "A q enter with the
..-pHun
Rsr-rs. 0tauye Harrison vas told
iNrty 1y Secretary Norton that the
President did not care 10 receive him
rrrrrgnon Mr. Harrison hurrisdly left
D.. White HouSa without making
s1y PLANTATION 20 the delegation Of
Nsr Work. Hebrews or IN his two col
,.-r,s Nr Harrison himself told of
o.. White HOUSE Incident after he had
-. COX Ia tho Capitol and to-nigh, the
White Hogs" gave out it, version Of the
rrsI-
'r HARRISON O was said had called
vih Nr Goldfogle and Mr. Keliher 20
co. DO President through an enga gemeut
'.fa ,orr" fl:Ie ago by former Secre-
'r r-rcntnr Secretary Norton was
.'.-..j thr' these congressman were
n rr with the delegation waiting TO he
rod INTO the inner Office Mr. Norton
.Isd this information 20 the President
F.t Nr Ian % was asserted, Informed
'., secretary that he did not csre 10 SEE
"r HARRISON VI Norton returned b. his
1vn 1lfce and sent one II theWhite House
dD1rseerers for Nr Harrison Mr. Norton.
~ he White House sad told the Rep
,rsantative rho plain truth that the
PRESIDENT did not care 70 SEQ him
SIR Harrison r. then reported a. hq wing
.@t that be could guess why he
.lSEested Ia Mr. Norton also IL - under
.'ord, that there was no need 81 making
rhe story public. certainly no need 81
loving the men WhO came 10 the White
Frr-a with him 10 learn Of the unpleasant
90. Mr. Norton acquiesced in this
question hut later decided 10 give out
~ facts when he had learned that Mr.
harrison bad spoken.
~ Norton. when asked what had
rr't'rrd tho President against Mr.
HARRISON thought il was something that
.st 10 do with the Balinger- Pincho'
INQUIRY Ne was pretty certain II was an
rferIew given out by Mr. Harrison on
Nav % charging had faith on the part Of
~ President and the Attorney General
rorgcoton with the lsttsr's predatinE
.f'l. m.morandum on the Glavis charges.
F'asr interview Mr. Harrison said:
.Ita resident had transmitted to the
-ara's % answer 10 a requss, for all the
0a.'r. 10 which he reached the con-
aims dismissing Claws and giving
.-nr % clean bill Of health. an official
aN 4 rnr ovidence, with the summary
..t ..r.Isipns 10y the Attorney General.
s'at september n. 1919 The Attorney %
..r.8 Nas now admitted the truth Of tho
barge mat hiz report with lie summary
7H rrrrusl1ns vas written not on
-.r'amN"r o.. 1919. the day Of its date
' Rr"., later This Is one Of the most
-'rg- omissions ever made by Cabinet
90. The attorney General offers a
Hl- aEIy lame excuse. doubt whether
no .Hurry will receive II with even re-
e ..ar'.. moderation
representative Harrison issued a warm
..gsm"nr tonight in which he declared
a. n" White House will he a lonely
a"' every me who Ia Justly oEiticising
%" Ifl administration ~ to be barred
.-'~ >aId he
To ufouunate for the President that
.H". stand criticism, II IL unfortunate
..- no r1Intry that he cannot stand the
r.' Nvuewspaper statement az which
'-' .s- 'ence WIS merely an exposition
'f- ndalpus fact that the President
i.r.- r 'n- senate Of the United States
r.HrH document in the Ballinger-
''r.. e.ntroversy Of which the date
d -a. v.fglly falsihed by being pre-
'Iy resolution of inquiry drew
''- formation in a written confes-
'. hip '1- A'fpmay General.
I'll Oh concern 20 me that am not
.. rla White House. bat Il n %
VERY American citizen that a
q truth about the President
'a. mDussibls for Representa-
rRp his duties
mo White Hous@ to-day not
Z pleasure but IN the execu-
..H." duty came by appoint
I' sIth the Presidential once
present a delegation of
fl~brrEs on an important
I''.r % delay u forty minutes
.., door u the Presidents ones