The chronicle=news., 1913-07-12

| lnsidcg asked senator tunimins.
| Not at that time"
| Chairman Overnian OF the senate
committee sent IA formal notice tn
Chairman Garrett Of the house com
mittcc at 1893 O'Clock that the SEN
ate committee would Insist ON keep
Ing Muihaii as II witness until II had
finished with him.
| Chairman Oycrman assured the
hous. committee that III. s.nate in.
v.s,igators would release Mulhall
later subject to u house subpo"nt
and max. available to tn. hous. COM
mit,..'s order ANY and all papers
now OF which may come Into our
possession In connection with this
| natter
Mulhaii Identified letter from
James y Ridge. outlining work don.
by R,dg" among Rhoi. Island labor
unions In 1894 Ia behalf Of Nidrich's
candidacy. Muihail testified giving
Riis. $500 which h. go, from Cu.l-
ins. secretary for tn" manufacturers.
I" help Aldrich In his campaign los
r. lection. In "a letter relating to
Ridge IL WAS said. th- ",-na,or ~
wnil pleased with tn" work 81 your
friend
Attorney MccHrt.v tried to have
the committee keep out testimony by
Muihail relating io conversations br-
tween Cushing aud o'h-rs which Lr
had not actually heard. Th. commit
tee refused.
\ r"f"scn.. to pr--ia-n, Taf, came
In connection with no,s,ions on the
back of one of ,h. Muihaii envelopes.
tn" following Names appeared;
.. u f'rrsioa-. Columbus Buggy
Co: coion.i ". u. Morgan. Aiilsnc~.
D; John \, Taylor. Ea., i.iycrpnoi.
o. \. J. sinclair. st-nb-n.lii.. a;
II. NJ Aia.sA. cfev~lsnd. -.
These i've nsm-- ~-r. sub,niu-.i
." m- by senator fivak.r Of ohio.
I" hand to fr-.Ii-n, Tsu an an In.
'cr,'-v Was to have With him a, bIs
summer residence in 1910 Concerning
'h' campaign la ohia.' Nnihsi, to-.
'iii-d. TIL" committee did uo, lie.
N-lor the point further.
T~s'if,inE further al,s,t IN. cam.
isiEn against IiuEh-s. MlIhaIi rsnr.
u" vent to Patterson. y ., ,,s
Hughes opponents. lie hired .l, an.
ION men Z" work aIsins, Hughes sad
pHii them altogether about 1I.Sau
which cam" from the National Nus..
''si"" of Manufacturer. ,hr,ur.
Cushing
IN" union m-. ~ ~" "a, og tho
National N-sor oria,ion .f Nsnufsr,nr-
"'s. Muihsii said. t.pk pu..-.-l.n -,
'".""" circulars sent into the dis
'ri"' by the American Federation a.
-ai"T 4" aid Hnsh-s aud turned
'h"'n over To- the Republican cam.
psish committee. lie named tho fol.
lowing a. the men he hired to work
AGAINST HuEb-ss Mi,.s-i Collins u
Philadelphia. jarub CsssiI-ar Of N-,-
YORK: William ] Ryan. uf ,h. Eicr.
'ri"ai Workers Union In New York
and C.-,rs" Hufk-. Of Patterson.
Muih'ii did not recall tn. name.
Of '~o others
Mluhaii thought that G,or..'
Burke. Win voted In iIush-. di.,rir,
aud who was collector - internal
r"'"nnc. .as ON his payroll on ,h-
campaign against Hughes
"Suu bribcd these mon 4. x,.c
against Hughes asked senator
cpmmins
u doIt know whether vou "a,
.r''I u bribery or not=,h-y w~r. maid
|" weekly salary Ths, money w,s
spent in icsi,imat. work.-tha il
what they called it. II has been don.
by both parties for years RYAN wa,
on my iist for about fifteen po,ks al
together. first at tio and then "a, $50
"a week. aid Muihaii. lie added
'ah' RYAN was "un tn. HIST" to 10
general political work in Is,,o, ranks
ENGAGED in helping bos, IIusb.s
senator Reed asked II til. National
Association ot Manufacturers "vou,
generally into politics." aud sun
ported the Republican orxaniz,,i,,
or whether il singled OH, individual
men throughou; TIA. country whom 1,
supported Mnlhall said IL generally
supported tb. Republican ticket and
particularly opposed Democrats whn
were too actively opposed to IL. po-
s'tion ON labor questions.
Efforts to control senator McCo.
mas ON labor legislation We're further
Continued on page eight.