The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-26
DIX TELLS ABOUT STIMSON
REPLIES SHARPLY TO REPI ~
LICiN PERSON
WI, DId the Other Quit go, ernmeni SER
vice ~ sI3.OOO ami Later BerOme
special Counsel in sugar Ease AZ
aSa. O6bO? - to IIarS and pstaris.

lAH AiEi lNAANt' III Nhls III
tonight sinCe his nomination for Cover
nor ON the Democratic ticket ConventioT
Hall was filled. many women heing IN
the crowd MIR Dix read his address
from printed copy lie left after the
meeting for the University Club here. Il
meet Charles D. Russell Socialist candi
dat" for Governor, who addressed a meet
ing also.
other speakers at the meeting were
4 Thomas Carmody. candidate for Attor
n"y General. and former senator Charles
4 Town" In hls address MIR DIX took
up IN" atrments that have been made
about HIM Ivy Candidate Stimson and
SAID IN part
% Is % SQUIRE OF regret To observe that
fHN oIuon-ut has seen A. 10 mak. this
largely % ,Impaign ~ personalities instead
81 temperate and reasoned discussion
81 the r--u"- before the people and among
Other things has chosen to refer 10 me a.
= Te'kle-- lar and upstaft He
has Jailed me re'kle-- liar" because
I have ,naTdct"rsy.d his nomJnatoT IA
language winch stall neither qualify nor
withdraw. aud 'umpl-i" IrIsiih, ation for
the Use OF Whloh has been, I submit - the
voter ot the state frrn t>hed hv the recent
n,tN tti"- and past performance of the
man Who has don" more 20 DESTROY business
uufden,s and un~sttle values than anN
man Who kss ever dppe 1t-d Va the public
life Of orr ,ouutr,
Nhv he hi- allied me- IN up~ttr' -
something Whbh 10 thu land ~ equality
and opporrunitN greatly puzzles me ~
course realize that nv OPPONENT - pla' 81
10 % po- ton rhl,h must be yer, irving to
a." -elf rc-U.,t aud -u-' "ptihdttNe> OF 4
man Wbp takes himself seriously over
-htduWed bY hl> uominator to o degree
VII. " make, Inn only yer, s-'ond,T
t--I" indeed. be- IL irving hard 'u ~if.' -
from h,, enforced ub~.urai'on - that he
may n come real wIv app-lt - 10 The
'andtdl,- 81 hts uarty rather than the
u',a..un FOR o." pranring AROUND uI his
norNing'or
d-prrratr 'h" Il s,.l-~ou of p"Tsnual
matters 100 political 'auua'ru- and would
uia,u rI"i"t 'o r--i NV 'a>- upon the dis
,u--'uu OF uI'sftou- ~ which 10" peUp'e
are ,itall, interested and which are nov
pressing Ntih great force Tor Immediate nd
popUlar solution Nj position upon All
'he~- uIe~uou- La- b-~n made dear TO
the voters 1T New N"rA 10 IsnRuag" neither
''urUNu.il nor doubtful ia NV speech uf
g,t "p'Ay'". ami ms party pO-ltIuu -
n"fur" M" people Doe III. hctJ and exhaust
~" platform adopted ~ the Rochester
con, "uiluu had Intended ~ ,ouhre
-u,r further pee, he's a. I might make
TO I'' " - .|I--HoI ~ -oilF OF nv liIhth-
100 that platform. bat am SOW reluctantly
fpr,.u r, rnr ra'it,, Of Mr. S'iuspn - some
y rlr ,Ht'rr NV Wow auI 10 81 attention
f. r.tg"r- which, h. methods - cam-
ua.vu.nc nave mad" r~rrru~ut and timely
~ q am .orr",'l, informed Mr S'tms,u
. hI" a,rrE - the Federal b-irr"t A.
'Hru"N Of. N"N lprN a. >alATN of So 49,
. fear .are ufp po-~e--.on 81 facts
at."'~ art da'a Nh.,h shovel that the
-nr 'r.-' 'ai ic'raudrd ne ured
~ar'- .,u,rrf '.'r' o.f 81 ublNou- Of dol
lars VIZ he VAST MA. utreTH ~ NE
'.pE"ruu"u' 80 ms command he h~gan
.r'r-rgr.nr- aud roudust-d ,ertaln 81
.nr pro, "..ifnr, incident thereto up 20 the
l,pIu' u rrr" all tho strings of all the matters
v"r' DO bus hands alone and ore ,a-e had
H.r. l.rualt. 'T.~d. and hen r"-igued
''.I. I4, ..f"rr.u'u' --r,l,"
I.. r.r"r. men Na~ Hrx"lr helpless
NH .f'.. .t. .rr I.H.I NEfhO#f many
u..r''- ~ Aupr have fa-ulIarl.ed hrns.lI
. fN 'N'. iu"u-tri and ONE details Of ihe-e
u.t'|"r-. auu 'Iu." va 90 the e--eu,c
OBJ. r.. rr. Hr.ar .. No were - n.. -ir-e--iul
i.. loo ~..Tt" a. a. evan pie for other Law
'."ta,'- VI ~'.uI soil Ha-a.luu-' |mm"dt-
...'s -'r4. 90 r. ne ,,uN rrrurr' A. -proia.
..fr-"I - AFTER Ni'--r months 81 worA
N~- H--' uF.U. according 'u ne published
.r., lei statements from Washington So ss
.r fee. lr r1atr.ou 10 ~ ~, -. -Ar, and larg.
cd. -r.f-"u.Hu'- HAD O." 'pu'iu4-d ~ DI-
.r.. 'prr" o." would have been ua,d
e. 49, .pg that -atu~ OorN
Wv g. Tough 'hI- rrp-.,. l'Iu0 ,pn
..... ~" DE ,puu"I-I ly 'Ia frt@ut- OF INV
urr..g"r' v,tt 81" mucr ABILITY but also a.
HIarra'- 'rur .r" figure Mn 80 much ~
I."u-" Go 'fs iuN" -um~n' has 'n~T- been 80
mach consideration for rho sugar trust
,ui fUu-,. Vito were moot rrspuu-l bic for o..
.prur'Inu a.. - 'oui...r'
WV. '"r II-'.n'- 500 rUI~ determined
,,ru-'n.l'nr who 20 r-IaNo either himself
rr H.- upr.us'pr go Ili NOT b. Influenced 10
rI- Wura bv prr->ur" from any source ~
matter low exalted or hoA friendly Why
tIN hs leave 20 uI- -,Ir,c~-1r the bringing -
go Indictment against NJ 1uhn ; parson-
.I'h"r 81 To-" -IgaT trust. sut 81 Mr. Hop-".
tc.' r.-ai Fri"ui VI iI"rr-ri Parsons
D.rIug f1- term 80 VI Stmspn - Pct
arll DI-'r,' Nt'Jrn-v AMI long before ~
r"- On" nat "Hio- Nr Earle 81 PhhaIal-
phia a> receiver brought . "i.h sciion
agslH-' tt' american sugar Refining com
pam Iht- action Sa- for fraud ani con
-rIra," ana Tor violation ~ The antitrust
Law
IhI. ,.,H acton ~ VI Earle VA -uh-a.
I."r''y -~''l'i hy 'r" raym~nt rs me sugar
'rI-' - NJ Esr" r-oe Yer ~ about
s',s-,sp NIthoGgh the evidence vas
.,ll.u an ! clear iust the directors aud on
cots 90 tu" sugar trust had violated the
Sherman antitrust law neither NJ Stmson
100. VI E"D>eyeif a. Pre-lirut. could h..
.u.l ..'I - moN" against fhe-. Officers 81
directors and they Wef.. not indicted IntiI
Jui, ''~v' after VIZ ~'tm-ou hal gOns out
~ ufio"
Among those Whu we're then indicted
" ma the other dTr tor wa- Jrtn Par.
-uIl-. and Judgs Il"i' Of the tinted ~',t.-
Dour' has held NAT the -tI'ui. 81 ltmtt-
Ions nuv bar. thi- prosecution
Itas nv oppUneu' been persuaded that
~" only men Who ,Duld commit - crime Tor
N'r,h ih-, .hould b" punished are the IN
lDrtuutla uud"rlings sho have been already
cent 10 PRISON. white th" men Of great wealth
and .u' IlI 500 uu 80 N" head 81 Tho coin
r''N lA'" "fiifrIy escaped pun htusuts
avn against ,DrTUrtiou aud corrupt
Iunu"r.,.- ~ an kiud- aul ~ al plac--
whrth-r ~ app"a' ~ m" op~n form 81 hrib-
cry ct 10 ne NOR. rn-tdIurts aud dangerous
I"iu ~ taking from ~" public bV Indir-r-
. on FnIt NuI'i could not he taken directly
! uI attention - the fs,i that all 81
joe l... ,l 'p.rUpiiou ~ the state nav.
I..sru % met - Js.gt-lH''Ifr- controlled by
f'' E.pu','.'1u-. ant r",.'.ii that N am
Gp,"rnor I shaft dfiN- tH- bla'k horse
.pNnlr,. r"gIril"s. ~ what PARTY ariIia.
ton. tines may d-Kra'- Ou Of Albany
Iu. -tfi'"n yrHr- the Republicans have