The evening world., 1912-10-21
Up. MORGAN AND
OTHERS MADE TO
LOOK LIKE P|KERS
T. F. Ryan Gave S45o,ooO to
1904 Campaign Fund,
He Tells Committee.
CONTINUED from First Pase)

slsy Of the party. TO furnish s3so, 900.
xAis made . total Of e46o, 900 ! gave
sAreashout the campaign. This was .
psssoasl oontribution ana ala not rep
rsssss any one except myself. ! ala
not give the money 70 try 20 elect
Parker. Z merely wanted 70 preserve
the Democratic organisation"
John II. Nugent Of Philadelphia testi-
ned that on Jan. ., last he met Col.
Roosevelt In New York and discussed
the financing of the Roosevelt cam
paisn. NuEcnt said he never had any
doubt that Roosevelt was to run. Later
Nusent met william Ward OF New YORK.
who. he said. told him that Senator PEN
rose had been given a chance TO Join
fne Roosevelt movement, and had de-
ciinsd, saying he was going 20 stick to
Taft. Nusent declares that Ward told
him the Bull Mooeers "wecr going after
Psnrose' The witness added: And I
rucss the world knows they did"
BRYAN THE ONLY CLOUD ON
HORIZON.
In reply to questions concerning the
pre-oonvention campaign Of 1912 Mr..
Ryan when called to the stand said
that he had contributed between $4,000
and $4,000 to Gov. Harmons campaign
and more than $4,000 to Representative
Undsrwood'a
"Then I came back from Europe In
1871 I made up my mind that the pros
poets OF Democratic success were very
bright." he said. Il thought any Dem
IL "a
and was Willing to aid any other man.
He had led the party to defeat three
times. and I regarded him a. the only
c,oud on the horizon.
Il had no special interest IN any
one. but had known Gov. Harmon
Of Ohio for twenty-five years and be-
Msved he would make . good President.
gave his managers somewhere be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. Later on
my friend Senator Bankhcad. manager
for Mr.. Underwood. came to me with
an argument In favor Of y Southern
man for President. That appealed to
me and ] Eavo him thirty odd thou
sand dollArs. I was not asked to aid
NJ. Clark or Mr.. Wilson. but would
have given them assistance II Il had
been requested"
pGNklNs sAvs HE 70 A RETIRED
WoRkiNoMAN.
Mr.. Ryan said that before Mr.. Park.
sr's nomination he was convinced he
oould not be elected.
Osesgs ". 1srxaAs wNs ne nsxs w.
Asss. He gave his oosupasaoA - q
'yssassa werxaagman."
49, YssssAs workang sAGhsess
heNAs . s~S trSl~s 70 ssS - sAsas.
hoex SAW," sAAa SsxA Ans.
- assA aAs.s AAA.~sAs wasn ! ooAe "a
answss assssa~As aseay eonSaSaSAoAAs
assss ~. SysAs SssSlIaaony," No saa.a
AsAso ~ ~ lac oAaiipaAsn OF iva. Mr
PefAins saia mat ne was asAeu Ny AR
Biiss 70 I~As a pace as ~ iuenioer OF Y
local committee ia New AorA " A.u n
coAieetiiAg iui,us Lor the csiipa.sn.
y wo.Aea an new iorA.' saiu Mr.
PERKINS,, with AR. Bass. There wsrS
sirlisar coninlittees an Phiiaueipuis
PMtsvurgn. bvs,on anu Chicago.
lar. ASvrA.ns IiAuy deiiieu lhat h,
knsw OF ANY concerned pv,itieai aclioi
~ tns i,ii~i,ciAi in,eies.s IA wAai 81 eel
H saiu mat ~ he rcu,enDoiel II n,
gave >.o.vvv or ssvvN W tne AVA tuna.
"WAsAoveS NJ. 1kss would gss snoT
- asaas wosAa sss iow," Nc sAAa, 81,
VovIa u.sss . consr,sut,on OF ...oo
e. vAv,wvU."
CaA,iA,,@n ciapp asked OF what contri
buttons Mr. psrs,ns knew OUTSIDE N,
own,
II was connected with the New YorI
IAts Insurance Company ana 1 kne,
Of that company's con,r,Dution." said n,
Nr. perkin . produced a long s,atemen
resafaing the contriputiops OF the Ne,
YORK L,fe Insurance Company. whic
The committee permitted MIN 10 rem
into the record. The abatement quote
~ ienatn from the te.,Imonv Of the lat
PresD,.nt Me.all of the New YorK IN.
Insurance Company before Inc Arm
strong investigating committed 10 sho,
that the New iork Life Insurance CON
pany Contribution was made TO deles
the "free silver heresiesp OF Wiu,ar
Jsnnin~. BRYAN.
II WAS argued thu, the monev Va,
given N ,neurs the e.tnhushment Of
go,d standard. Tor the nro,ection Of IN
noicv holders n, The oomnanv and this