The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01

q New N0rk. WolId d summvu-d 10
40 ne made NE a-alt u lac ac-
s31nts % TIE elder Cornriu- n. B4ls-.
iteseAtcl 60 sac COMMITTEES to-day
ANnlal D. itau@rfel.
MAi-e tae Comu-tt-- AZ l..-t seemed
INFUSED a. 20 the disposition 90 the
4tt.eLs 70 Mr Bliss l-t ia vNllen.r
- substantial portions Or them fu44J
Ncfe ua1e public Two ~eEr ~ 10 raF-
s.elLar lmgoft blf zee tl.i4. tat.1
March -. lsct. Arlftru bF lr.sifsEl
Roosevelt from the Wa.te baa-. fo M
h4iss. IA New AOrk. made zl-.If. u-uIa.
that ne ever had been iE~flurlc-l Tor or
@ aAy l,is5hr u- INTERESTS 81 a PEE
p-ign-
II = not on.y true taat tl.-- has
ONE 70 me no rurs.stlou that Gee sl.-
x % contribution tufIfl-~ at saver
&C. an CSnsidefat.on beyond ne fr.-
lows HrUt, President E~.1-rRtil 10 tu-
letter. but q s Furthermore tri. TIA
Ga a number uf u aH.uus cas- .ar Joe
stance In cunnyctou sItu tn- to"aD.a
Nht"E~sis anu m .HnnfNf.Hu WITH "a
wealthy man Who Wished Co De- CONSIDER
- Tor fu- position D. mIrl-tt- tt Ee..
gum tu~ntflhutlu wsr. .u4u.. lately
Hftlh~u when . Wa found t..ltr f"at
We ipn'r Rot ci 'or -um, fst". ur even
that the COVE htu"rf au~ aluuf fa Reese
some action wllOu affected TIE donor us
Lcnorr. while a. soon 90 10 Nae shown
llsi D-ftain nis ffUdn cts w.. a- fu-
urged the appointment OF JI- o. hyde
80 auitt-~al.. 300 t.uute. At. t..ft.Isu l.
"H4 ] n.lirt" !". a.-H protested strong
% anu a." I.ufL. tr- .u question COB
ta'' accepted ut s-AI.trar.uu co. Why 60
gould %" mpp- ..i. fu flr go eu-r.
ana untried man 100 ans SUCH position
ana a~uandonet all slfnrf. 90 press H.u
President kpu~.l..t wrote That I'd. bee
N"t~t the 1904 campaign found Ua4 been
only halt as large a. tl- k'psl .,su
fund IN 1896 or TIE b,mocrati, fund 20
1879
-rhis. howevcr. u.s. aside from tu.
i"lnt ue continued. Whi,h D. that On,
.H.HEHL AS AFamH saH ct. H .-..H.
% af' tusupalEu expenses auI tat No
lftttu~t aaS been made 600 The ,pUtIar..
and that Il was contributed freely boy
hi'h Wh" did not ASS aul wrr never
nave received one pIrUrI- uf cpuslas.t-
Ton iu tue shape uf lsLiSlafiuu uT adj
ministratNe act a- 90 i'WaId foI nlvlus
been IN any way Disseminated aEa4ust
l't not hAhiE contributed.
Prick T. Rs staneh Ally.
Mr.. Flick was uu, 90 my ~-ttunhs@t
allies Aicssrs Ryan auI Belmont Two or
our most r,SulIt' rruurut-. Nut only
las u" single act been luu. bs the al
mlhiStratluu ~ bA congress which could
De construed 10y f.e most fanatic olpu-
nent into favuriuE Tire fuauDiI. inter-
ests OF the one side coz as discriminating
akalHt the ~ian'iu 4ut'I v-t~ 90 the
other. but / DO not b.ii.t, THAT even tu,
such TO Dee the case.
al. tl. contributions were
worthy. no man can say ans mpr. than
Ia is possible 90 say fUat all those are
N'Fiug VINO are cuuif4NIf.u o. ere kHl
cross fund Tor tN ~IauIut-. sufferer.
which ts being collected b5 my EIthor-
rs. Hut IN one case 49, ~ fhr OTHER. tHt
Wmrse majority ut t.u-e s~uutiir4.ul
were % are wuIt.s men influenced by
worthy motives.
Indeed. ,uusid"riu- tU. action taken
hN the ddmfutstrdf."u boo fu. various
suits against the beet trust. tH, tobacco
trust. against the railroad companies ia
the matter OF rebates. -tr.-aad 10 view
OF the course We ia,. pursued through
out In all corporation matters. 10 Uueff
- Dee wholly unnecessary -u must as 90
allude To- an! alieratious that any con-
~trlhutiuu from any source has been al-
lowed To influence iu o.. slightest de
gree any HdministratiNe act or mine ur
any legislation j Uav.
since ] have been President
The letter commended AIR. Bliss %
added that he hoped Mr.. Bliss bad not
been bothered 10y those gs-
rtuIi@ upon YOU 900 .uuurt fiuu with tire
campaign contributions ~ have fslt
o.. kseuvst Indignation a. I nave read
them. the President added.