The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-04

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ftvosrh'e - 'Ns ~ 5.e Jcmrar'es Ards
warned ,~cls' -at ~ "N-,'t 20 ~. nj
Consers demand
= sa,d 80 hirn .aId Ana Waiter -
raar needs 10 e,yo m I doll-- 20 mass a
gsed bill or give ~ ! do,lE' - heet had
oil No~ don vor so nd fer am ~ this
Go rnake YOUR rcace with tonger = you
feel that Won rrus, 80 the relations that
eN!s, between vcm connGny ard his are
friendly
senator Aids said Cook sSrls red that
conger was the active man ~ the Amer
lean Br,d - Contrary that consequently
they must maintain frendlv relations
with him and that Cook vas disturbed a'
70 whether he ought 20 comply Nth the
reouep, or not Aids sa'd THAT he I'd
vIsec Cook rot TO do 20
Senator Aids said that he did not pay
. any serious attention 20 the Nalby Stevens
bill until It had teen debated on the aoor
. and then as the majority leader he felt
u hts duty 70 investigate ~ After thar
Re had discussed " with Speaker Nixon
and others and Nixon and himself had
determined 80 keep q cloee eve on "
Speaker Nixon finally suggested sending
the ball 90 vhc Judiciary Committee
, Allis then wen- INTO details m answer
20 questions nv Mr. Little1on 6s 20 the
: Malby-s,eveas bill and the Nalby 'own
. elections laU which senator Malhy sue
. cecded N hnv,nR passed at'e- Re tsH
! sa.Ehsd ms frs, hill wa killed
Aide said 'ha' CcnEcr had been working
F., actively among Pepuhlicar AsseFnblymen
, 20 Kill the Malhv property qualifications
measure which vas a companion bill ana
which senator Maloy pu' IN when he
thought that he frs. measure aimed 20
; restrict The highway commissioners N
Their bridge construction appropriations
, could not pass Aids sad that he warned
. longer A, the ..rns tbs, the people up m
-hs country wanted this bin passed and
. that subsequently Speaker Nixon sem
for Conser and told him the same thing
. CenEer finally ~,'nd-e~ h's Opposition
. 20 ,kis OIL
Aids was then asked = Re had received
any conmur cations regarding e'theF
she Ma,hv b,ll which vas passed or the
'etcvens-Nalbv hills which we're ETH
: IendinS Aids then read despatch he
had rece,~ed from senator Platt IN which
the Senator sad he had written him
better about the Mslhv hill amending
thShiGhwav law relative 20 extraordinary
repairs II highways and bridges and the
Stevens hill ~ tho sarne chsrsc'"r Th"Se
t~o bills are the Nalbv-S ev~ns u'~ssrr~s
referred 80
Pra11s LFTrER MAD
s.ns.or pistt's letter was Rad in eVi.
derce. Y rem nded Senstor Aids that
the uassa 20 81 the bills would affect very
rnfa, orabivt tie Owego Bridge Compc NJ
- ~ :
O~sro. md 'N-t r4ror Smy,h had
presented tie situation 81 strongly 20
ssrctor p,sr' 'hrt TIRE latter asked Allds
20 have the bills killed
Aids 'n'4 ~ sur~euusn, conversat onS
and cor-ssrordence Re he'd with Edto-
Hmy-h re aditcrs nisunderst- Min :
Of the s,tu't ~ ~ss strelghtened ont by
AIlds Ards was then asked shout 4
letter ne had written 20 Senator Piau in
which senator Aids Rad promised 'he
Senator - l,ecp the hill N committee
I have no doubt ~ INV sbihtv 20 hold
i,tk@re wrote S~nrtor AIDS ~ the time
hut thirt y nav I've roli'ic 20 write Fred
CNiror, also The nor a. a matter n
necessity for 7 showed hIrl vour wire
and letter hut just nv wey Of precaution
Mr. Lttleton then read EroSher letter
from senr tor Aids 20 Senator P's'' in
p~spouRe - ~ letters and feleIra m :
received IRON senator PistU and Editcr
emyth. In the l~tter senator Alld~ told
Senator Psstt thai Sh~ Nslby hill whicr
required that u town residents voting
for apr .-r.af,ons must b. prouertv
owners I'D sssed ard to r di-rr Sn1vt \
vas und1'y " rmei about rs ti.l
'&r I1ngsr and those Ie1r!A - M
are supposed particulaTlv 20 represent
bridge interests wrote senator Aids
'Assenred 30 tho passage = this bill
because they recognized th--e vas
such an oNerwhc !rllEE sent! mont IN th!s
directIcn that II thCy a''emp'ci 20 beat
this bill vh,oh does not corc"rr par
,lcularlv the Do~er Of tho n Ehvav Com.
saiAs,orers - prrch2Ie bridges TIA,
hey would very hsslv see re blI' which
they wished N defeat passed
Mr. L.lt'a'on th"9 got permission
70 read \ lo-tcr dated A?r.l r.. 1901. rrlG
ten b. scrato! Plat t, % sP.1k.r Nixon
Platt asking nm - endes"or 70 hold
n the CommivtNa on Rules 'hN b. anor-
.ng the h,ghwav law relative - extra
ordinary rc2li.s 20 hiShwsys and bridscs
! have sVpla mad 20 h'Tn The -oison fol
making this request vsTy much
v-ant vour cooperation in holding rhoss
b.ila n committee Will you C1orsrl'a'
Aids an explain the details
Other CORE spondelce vas also read
n suupor, Of the conseoton 81 tho dc.
fence thai powerful influences nero ba
ing brought upol SH-stor Allds - koa-
the bridge bills IN committee
Aids 'ls asked n hA mad ovA- had
any con'crsation with Bonn Congo,
sftar tho tine that Aids had the Spcase-
end for longer n relation 20 the Ealhy
voters oushicarcns bill. Which wee und ..
fis6usAl n. OlItsidA of the time. tina,
Conge- might have talked ~ him IN oeho,
matters senator Allds ard no he'd NJ
eosIeivc rcoellcctlon q having sny'h,nS
whatever - sny 70 Congo On high Ssy
leT.sisuon
Nr Lrtlotor continuing asked
q ~ rcu know ~hs,her 'hose hirh-av
bills - natter 81 knosledge ever carve
anto IRE hsr1E 81 he Rules Committee =
Do not
0 DID YOU ever see me hiIs 40 fer a.
sou recall { rever have seer hem
We're you acouaIr'et -i'h Frank