New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25

nfsroverument. He dspiored the usurPa-
/ ton Of the legislative function BY the eS-
ec1ltfve As 10 ex-Presiaent Roosevelt ne
sal dthis 10 say;
some say Americans will welcome the
man on horseback with glitter and unsei'
Is there such an ISSUE God forold there
should be. Is Il a Napoleon or Boulanser
who thus comes forward II IL IS a Na-
poIeon our countryme1 viii dispose OF him
AZ this election. II il il merely Boulan-
ger. he is taking his last ride down the
boulevard OF the Champs E2ysees-
Conway Praises Gaynor.
Thomas F. Conway asked what Roosevelt
had done as President 70 prevent the evils
of which he complained. and held up such
Democrats as Mayor Gaynor and Governor
Judson Harmon as contrasts 70 the eN-
President
such men as Gaynor and Harmon are
needed at Albany he continued. "and II
mistake not the signs. we shall have them.
with business man Ike John \ Dix az
their head
After deuOunciuS the Republicans on the
tariff and trust Issue, Mr.. Conway turned
20 state issues. and said Henry l. StimsOn.
who had given Up his lob as District Attor-
ney TO get large fees as special prosecutor.
was not likely to reduce expenditure
Up IN St. Lawrence County" he de-
clared. it is a common saying that IN some
townships It Is impossible 20 get enough
men together TO form a caucus, because
Ed Merritt the majority leader. has them
all down filing Jobs in Albany
Martin ". Littleton was the first speaker
70 get anything like an enthusiastic wei
come. and when he referred TO the alliance
between David B. Hill and BroOklyn Demo-
Gratis in the old DAYS. he appeared 20 strike
a particularly responsive chord
When he had his audience in what he
deemed .he proper frame OF mind. Mr.. Lit
Teton keyed his voice I'D and deplored the
action o. sx-President Roosevelt in hurt
ing the feelings OF Charles w Morse's wife
and the three sons who are working their
way through college by recalling the fact
that Henry L. Stimsou prosecuted Morse
and sent him 70 Atlanta Referring To AR
Stirson's qualification % his previous
statement on the subject as wholly false.
Mr.. Iittleton remarked. This in itself is
a sort OF ugly word. in the use OF which.
bv the way he has become quickly skilled
under the tutelage of his aUdscioUs mas
ter"
Turns on Henry l. Stimson-
Producing what he said were records Of
the Bank OF North America, the speaker
said they showed that the firm Of Winthrop
: Stfn,sor were counsel for the bank from
March. 1902. up to January, l9HS- He read
A bill sent by the firm for professional ser
vices I'D TO January 1. 1903. and check
issued IN payment of the services and m
dorsed by the firm Mr. StimSon was ap-
-. Tr-,,,5 States District Attorney on
January Is 1905. but the firm continued To
act a. attorneys for the bank. and his name
stiH remained on the stationery OF the nrIn-
After telling OF the various indictments
against Morse and curtis. the officers OF
the bank Mr. IdtIet"0 said that Withll
two months Of the date when his firm pre-
scented its last bill Mr.. StimsOn procured
an Indictment against Morse Tor offences
covering the term during which winthrop
& stimson were drawing fees for their ser
vices as legal advisers.