The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-05

] wlshes them TO 60 1t only illustrates
! MS rage and resentment when he found
That refused 10 be dominated by him
| his Antitrust League and his bear
lobby 1t accounts for the fact that nc
felt sudden chagrin and modification
when he had TO report to Mr. David
| Lamar and others in New York at the
| Waldorf. that he was unable to control
the gentleman from the First District
| OF New York. And IL accounts for his
oesirc 10 paint me as an ally of the
trusts and 10 hold me up to public
| contempt, and thus, b. sheer force OF
sentiment, created by falsehood. drive
me into the service Of this crooked Goa :
| iitlon."
Tells of Circumstnncc..
| Nh Litueton recitcd to the House
the circumstances outlined by him
heretofore following the publlca ton of
| the attack upon him November "a. In
| which he related that he had dlscoy-
cred Henry IS. Martin in the Waldorf
| astoria Hotel with representative OF
! the New York Press the day before the
attack appeared, and how he had
learned from witness that he was
| the subject Of discussion in that inter-
| View He then told his COLLEAGUES
now he had Immediately teiegraphed
| to Representative Stanley, of Kentucky,
! chairman of the steel committee, de-
I 'i"huihs tnat Martin and others be
| subpoenacd before the committee Then
Mr, Iittleton related in detail how he
! hhd communicated 10 Chairman Stanley
all the suspicious he held agains, Ma.
TN and his relations with bear in,er-
ests in Wall Street
u communicated TO the chairman i"
Mr. Littlcton said, tile circumstances
which have related here. also com.
muhicaied 10 him the further circum-
stances. which ! desire to submit TO
YOU hrst, that David Lamar is a moro
rlouS bear operator in Wall Street. a
man OF .unsavory and unclcan reputa-
ton and character; man who has
noasted from the beginning OF this
investigation that he controlled this
committee; 81 man who has pretended
10 thosH Interested on behalf of the
steel Corporation that he could con-
hol the committee and its conduct.
cannot say. because do not know.
that Lamar has paid money 10 Henry
a. Martin but IL is my firm belief
from the circumstances and from their
nssocihtions that Lamar, on his own
behalf and on bchalf oil others has
been furnishing contributions, So
called TO the said Henry l.. Martin.
ana maintaining his xo-called Anti.
trust League: and that In that way
Martin has hccn able to profit and
hencnt by this Investigation
am informed and believe that
Martin more than two years ago en-
deav"rcd 10 procure some Senator or
CONGRESSMAN to introduce some bill
calling Tor an Investigation IN order
!" serve the purposes of their stock
speculation In Wall Street"
Mr. Littleton said that when he com
munica'ed these facts to the commit.
lee he was answered By the chairm,p
,H"t parliamentary practice did not
P"iH''t MIN Under the resolution 10
81 u" committee together and sub
poems witnesses. "IInece." said Mr.
'"'''et"h' FOUND my sole remedy to
rise to question OF personal sprivi-
lGEe and present the matters 10 the
House
MI Llt'ieton outlined in detail his
WORK as a member OF the steel com
mite referring particularly t. the
iart that 10 him was left the ta.k q,
bringing out The evidence relating 70