The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

coast 81 the fores, service by his ovn pub
ietfr bair~an had como to regard himself
.. he mo. Important personslity IN the
Department of Agriculture. -Conservs-
ton. like Ill sound dOcs rines when preached
By the vain and sslf-ssskinG. had bscoms
pSrNSr'ed until Il vas here foti7 and there
reproscb. Reclamation too and CON
servaiion. bsllowing. toured hand IN hand.
and thoes who feel rather than thoas who
think appear Ia So great FORESTS spring up
like Jonah's Rourd In q night aRd vast roc
lAmafion nrojscta established NOT only
where such projects ron and ought 20 right
tuhy nonTtah but a. every power ate which
missionary nishf describe. Combining
tases doctrines. their ohisfs swept all AaldS
thai sfood In thstr Nay. -CoOperaiiVe
aGsssmsnts. cooperative csrtiAcAsea
ranger schools Wholesale withdraw ais
OF The peoples iAnds. became the vogue.
Here was the reixa % nan.
Of Law Mr.. hAlltn6er c0ncsiy cd that his
duty vas no, 20 bS expressed IN the words
l hereby divert and order but IN the
Worda. Bet sna otsd by the senate and the
House Of Representatives OF the United
states Of AmsrleA in Congress Asssm blsd.
end he scisd accord, naly By comma nd
Of The law he undid some thtnEs which AR
C1raeld had done. BY command OF the law
cooperative certificates and cooperative
=
Insnt eSpenss becsms things Of the past.
When they los' their vivid colorins and took
ona cold dead graz here vas aubstdoncs
In the proportions Of rhe forestry CHIEF
he 80 sed TO he the Deps rtmsnt Of AEFi-
culture. lie wss exposed and Mr. Re llinger
had committed the unpa rdona BILE sln Of
dei~a'ins the sm 6itiOn ofa sef era Egsrst ted
man.
Mr. Rallinger vas nov here. Mr. Garfsld
vas not. and MIR. Pinchot was confined to
th~ forest reserves Brasd 49, they are
they are too small for him. Here vas the
birthplace Of that spirit OF resentment and
revenge which blindly wrote -mistakss'
10 the Presidsn; and utilized this Claws
Of the detective service to attempt u az
sas~tnate Mr.. re lin gers good name aud
thereby bring reproach upon the Prestdsnt
Who had not retained Mr. Garfield and nd
dismissed Mr. rinchot This eSplAn m tIoa
VII be made obvious and sppar rent when
the evidence now 20 DO offered is seen.
ment Attorney BraDdsis Of the prose-
cutiou charged Ia effect that Secretary
houinger's appearance before the Joint
investigates COMMITTEES 10 bsing delayed
40 that the SecrctAry may be able 20
frame up hts testimony 20 conform
with The testimony 81 other witnesses
The COMMITTEES had denied the request
made by Mr. Branheis that Secretary
RalhnRer be Summoned "a appear az once
We do this. said Chairman Nelson.
-heoause Mr.. Ralhns-r has expressed
ais intention "a appeog here as q witness 1,
and the counsel tor the other aide will |
have sInPle opportunity for cross-cI- |
= inination
IA1yer Brandess protested. b,r III.
rnly satisiaction that he could get was I
~cord. MI BraDdsis got angry When .
hartman Nelson told hun 70 proceen
and shouted
= desire TO make further inquiry. I II
have r-frsin~d from making. specific
-harxea against Secretary RsIIinssv hu,
,p~ciftc charges have been fhade nv others
md ~ must be apparent - the COMMITTEES
md 40 every one else that the one and
great question which 10 hsfor. this con-
nIttee and before the country u the aIas.
rcn ~ne,her w. RslliNe.~ - unfit for the
NOsation which he now holds bv reason
u lack % trUthfulnesa md directn~ss
u his relations to the President of the
United States
The question Of Secr@tary RaTinRer's
'erscity and straightforwarSaness having
p~come 'h~ paramount issue. Why Whould
~ no protected A. a ~itn~ss2 L. h. 90
- permitted To- ONsr hrs testimony Whsn
- 1888 ~ iN ~ der that he NAV hS able
- 70 frame up thai testimony that " will
" ~ 18th the testimony Of al Of the other
SIuI~sse- Tho have appeared or may
piDeaT
his 10 an investigation and not an
nuutAition. fnter7Irtsd senator Suthsr-
aIld
The committee decided Inan imousIv
Iddai senator Root witN manifest i'm
,s'i~pce let 10 proceed-
4 am her. ~ a great sacrifice " time ;
aId senator Flint and " Ne can't 90 ,
lhsad ~itho,It these mteruinable deIavs
-"rv" notice nov that Ishail retire from
he COMMITTEES.
SanatnT hooi following senator Flint's :
--hsnsnt protsst. oaere1 n motion that
he nest witness ~ called. and John ,
ite~le. Coun$~l tOy the Morgan -G,iggen-
leirn syndicat-, took the stand
Al che Clo~s Of Mr. Stssle's testimony Z
awyer Brandeis insisted that Secretary ,
"a linger be the first Ni'n@-s lalle-i for ,
ne defence. but the committee again
urnsd hun doNn by q vote OF to
ldolph Rahern. OF seattle Wss Secretary .
ialiingeTs first witneas He contradictsd
eveTsl of tire minor - Netnsnts made IVY {
Jaws early IN the inquiry .
The o'omnitt~s will resume hearings
isXt Friday