The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-23

pachage Of slO0 to Jean Burnett or to
anybody else under such circumstances.
Can you Imagine any such story az
Moe having told ever being a representa-
tion 81 the truth 81 any transactionr
Why do you attack him you say. He
- deacun in the church. He IL Baptist
sunday school teacher up in Oroton.
He ~ man whom his nelghbors every
day have found IL necessary since he has
he~n on the stand IN issue a bulletin Ger.
tifying To has impeccable character and
immaculate reputation.
Moe. the tool ot the COnger interests
Moe. the little ferret 81 Groton; Moe. the
man who has done all ~ the f~rretsng. the
rodents work Of the COnger people;
Noe who turns up in this case just when
We cross the threshold 81 the trial and
takes the stand 10 testify To thts Moe,
who said he never dreamed what this
money was FOR
MIR Iittleton then turned his attention
- the changes on the Mos stub and
pointed out that n " had been tampered
with u was rendered valuele-z a. EVIL
dence.
III what Moe says about this check and
thls stub - false ~ "a not only collateral
hat 1t - concerted and a fabricated and
an awful a villalnous. a dIabolIcal con-
spiraCy against this respondent. There
H. nothing that can begin Ia compare with
u Il this thing has been invented
MIR Littieton insisted that u Mr. Moe
callad upon any 81 the Senators at their
oAice NJ horne and told them the story
of tho bribing ~ Allds. NiNon and Burnett
they Huld not l-liev. IL and the inCred
hiIity 81 Moe had been established nv the
dst.urs.
IN Won want ANYTHING 'lss2 Yes
that ty - ia" pupIei 81 men who have
fastest ut'on tho corruption e the state,
the -'vvil" tool ~ combined gang -
rTpok- and 'hisv,a, who have h..eu trying
-, N.ttItgN..s.. q Ia
stat" and then 81 plumber the little Villages
ana communities II the - ale. "a per iurer.
fHr when h" -wprn that h" did not know
what w." money was fpr. u there ~ any
truth m ~ At all then b. has periured his
-o,i and biistered his lips with lies
Longer saws | dad not touch u. Aids
Ctn"Np'aln ana Mo- saws knew nothing
about ~ Well, how IN ihe world could
'hi@ s4'omafi" bril'@ry lake place.
Ngapsi that sIrang. incredible story
vou hay" upon tho other side a normal
Nd natural ard reasonable explanation
'i any conduct fhI' SENATOR Aids was
guilty ~.
B,u you -av Han. hey got any IN
'"res' 20 preserve \"s. the interest
they have got 10 preserve ami promote
Is he interest of the cold bloOded CRATER,
inc interest thA' puts - fingers INTO the
frsI -urv ~ the little towns and steals
lh'' money that has he"n wrJing from
flNa'lor and puts II into their own pockets
y VI On IL Ni away avn UItNFr - thFNFlikr
ont IT ~
-po Won know that tho interests NJ,
T"Dr"~"r'- are the bridge interests. those
unc'uous hvpocrites who said that they
Wer" icing hla"kmailed Nv the i,egisla-
ture. that crowds of bandits in whose
hehaf my fTisgd grew INTO = stream ~
ora'ory when 10 opened this case nv saw
ing " q man comes upon y hlack hor@e
and holds -tol ~ your head and saws
stand and deliver are YOU an accnmplcey
A..tH ka kme
and Moe were two little sainRed creatures
buried away va the sweet bOsom Of Grotor
INTO whose Atmosphere no communicating
influence over penetrated and yet when
you uncover them who were fhey7 Why
raley Jack 81 Bitter Creek and Cherokee
ri and tie bandits that infested the
Usage nation were not n marker to them
They are appro VIwatelv 81 the morality
~ those gentlemen who nest themselves
around and burrow IN innocent little com
munlfies ard find their humble places
yndernsafh the church edifces to corrode
ana corrupt and steal A. these gentlemen
did
Now lms CINE for r,omen, = black
horse Who 10 riding the black horsa
here. Gailoping over every common
wealth. numbering through every cam
tai. crOwding every thorouRhfare? The
black horaernen, holding their credentials
from Croton. bearinR th" piO'is stamp
which that sweet and lovely creature
Moe hears. are going about over the
country seeing whom they can plInder
And then. n the Legislature Of the STATE.
under an outburrt 81 Indignation on
deavoTS To stop their fnaYauding and their
guerrilla wsrfare no says thes. men are
biackmaileTH and ! had tn 60 to the state
committee Ia get protected.' Think 81
~ Talk about an integrity ~ ptIrpa4a
IN thiE casa and the cha racter behind it,
"vld"nc" that the charges have been
sustained
Chairman George 4 Davis r1IIad al
the openinR 81 the triad to-day admitting
~" letter of the Acme Road Machine
Company which showed thar this con
Cern. IA which senator AllCis was labalBs.i
On ITS letter head counsel WAS inter-
esis-d IA pooling agreements similar to
the pools IA which the longer bridge.
! interests were Interested
Chairman Davis d~clined 10 Kermit
striking ont testimony refi~cting On Mr.
Doughty ~ Ql~ens. chairman ~ the
Assembly Internal Affairs COMMITTEES Of
| 1871. ON the ground that " might nutilate
tho record. Counsel on both sides and
! the Senators agreed also that Doughty
mad practically exOnsrated himself in his
OWn testimony.
EmplSy eFs' GAablniy reported Co ssnate.