New-York tribune., 1912-02-28

-onort me hoIdinz of convention Wnlch
unanimously instructed it's delegates for Mr.
Taft and adopted an anti-third-term reso-
luton
ROOSEVELT AND RECIPROCITf.-A ~
determined effort will he made, accorui"e
10 those who claim TO he In toucn WIN
the plans OF Mr. Roosevelt and MS heu.
tenants. 10 secure delegates for him IN d"
those sections. including Northern we"
York. North Dakota and other boundary
states, in which President Tafts advocacy
Of Canadian reciprocity proved unpopuia''
II has been suggested that those VINO en-
tertsin this hope have probably oVeriooheu
Colonel Roosevelt's own advocacy Oh '',.'
policy and hts unequivocal statement mdue
at tho dinner OF the Republican Cluo IN
New York City on February H. lSii' III
which he said: II want to say how glau
am to hear the way in which the cluo 'he
members Of the club here tonight ie
sponded to the two appeals made 10 t"en'
TO uphold the hands Of President 1all, oo''
in his effort to secure reciprocity with Can-
ada and in his efforts to secure the fortln-
cation of the Panama Canal. And, IN aoui-
ton to what has been said about rec'procpS
with Canada, I would like to make 'u'9
point: II should always be cardihai punt
I'm our foreign policy to establish the cloSeSl
and most friendly relations of equal respect
and advantage with our great neghbor on
the north And | hail the reciprocity ar
rangemont because 1t represents an ehort
10 hiring about a closer. more intimate,
more friendly relationship Of mutual au-
vantage on equal terms between Canaoa
and the United States
WASHINGTON FOR TAfT-lhc an
nounccmnnt of Senator Jones, OF NaShlhs-
ton. that he stands for the nomination aho
election Of President Taft is severe ploW
10 the anti-Taft forces, who have oeen
counting on tho Senator from Washington
IN assist them in their opposition coming
simultaneously with the declaration OIL
Governor Hay. of that state, that he is Tor
Taft Il ought to end all doubt as to the
comnIexion OF the Washington delegation.
HENRY ADVISES PUJO.-'1 hope you
will not consider me obtrusivc." wrote Rep
resentatiyc Henry, Of Texas, to-day, adVIs-
inc Chairman Puio OF the Banking ana
currency Committee how to conduct the
Investigation Of the money trust MIR.
Henry. who evidently fears that the in
auiry will not be the radical BryaneSqae
probe for which he fought I'm the Demo
cratic caucus then suggests that tho Pujo
committee obtain the services Of Samuel
G'ntermyer as its attorney. Mr.. Henry
approves tho suggestion that Major Edgar
II Farrar. of New Orleans. aid the Demo
cratic probcrs but he adds: Your com
nittee will also need the help OF an emil
mont New York lawyer-One who knows the
true financial situation in Wall Street" Mr..
ITntermyer says the Pujo adviser, WOULD
measure UP to the job. Mr.. Henry reminds
Chirman Puio that he has the greatest
opportunity OF any man since the civil War
to do the American people a service of IN
cstimabc and permanent value I'm pressing
the investigation Of the money trust,
and pushing the probe Ito the remOtest re-
ccssos Of the money monopoly" In reply
Mr. PuJo has written the Bryanite that
the probe will be conducted along non-po-
litIcal lines, that the committee probably
will engage counsel. and that the Henry
letter VIII be laid before the committee. AS
was pointed out I'm the Democratic caucus
the Democrats OF the Banking and Curren-
cy Committee arc mainly from the rural
districts" and Il " we'll known that they
approach the probe Of Wall Street with diff
fidenCe. having never before come in close
contact with master of finance. u. c. H.