New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13

said Ic had followed the policy Of th"
National Association ~ Manufacturers
Win. there 20 do all h.s work secretly
Tho former lobbyist said he helped SEM
utn- A.drch bv .ntroducinc the latter 10
James D. R.d=.. ID well known labor l'sd-
o.. whose work was $50 satisfactory that
Mulhll received letter ~ thanks from
Mr. AlIricF's secretary
a letter t0 Mulhin from RIDGE was read
mentioning the names 81 several lauoi
leaders u provd.Hro Dr." had got 10 $50.
for Senator Aldrich one ~ these was
tho business gg,u, of 't' Bartendors'
Union. vn.rh b., said had eight hundred
members
What's that1' senator NeIsou ,N-
claimed 'E.1n, hundred bartendcrs iu O
ut'I, state Ike Rhode island
Fvoryb.dy rogr,G. and when silence
was restored Mulhll said thore we're thar
many bon Providence.
A good part OF the session was taker
.n hy the r.auin- ~ letters that had
passed between MIlha' ami Cushing
showing that 90, Manufacturers Ass"c.a'
.uou secretary was Boz close touch with
|'...|.. Nt hN..Il| .''I" DIT. 'Aa NN.'' f'..h
bending every effort 90 got Senator NJ
'omas 20 chang, his attitude on the
, U-Et-hour bin
J., was brought out that Mulhall once
/ tried 20 get into Congress. bat was de-
I tented in the primaries he vigorously
/ asserted that Mr. Downs. who was Sem
utur McComas.s secretary WAS in the
/ employ 81 the Manufacturers Associa-
/ ton. and had given GUSHING the Sem
, ator. priygt, correspondence.
! Mglhau said b." go' into the printers
, stylk, al Philadelphia. at the request u
! John Mcintyre. who was secretary ~
! the National Typothe,.o. and who is now
"a Washington lobbyist for Che manu-
mrturcrs. accordiuc 10 Mglhall The
strIk, was a general one Tor the eight
hour day. but the association believed
f ,aat DO be was broken bon Philadelphia and
IN Nep York tho effect throughout the
country would h" important
AZ the Representative, of 'ho manu-
/ msur,rs. MuIuau said, with tho ail q
certain labor .,aGpr. he prevented % gem
cral strike hv appearing M meetings n
other unions and urging them hot 20
+ hclr the printers ON the ground that tho
/ latter would not help them. Ho even
/ succeeded boo preventing contributions ~
/ money to 'Hc strikers
4 This was Mulhalrs first striko.brclking
iob. and hc said ha took 70 reluctantly
. i', WORKED with james e. HAYES. sccrc-
tary ~ the Philadelphia Typothctc. and
sp,u, about 500 % week Ne ia be cm-
pioycd mcu ou weekly salaries o. act as
spies
Eoocrt n McCartcr. who is here as
counsel FOR the National Association ~
. Manufacturers broke into the hearing
/ Iona enough to-day 90 protest that an in-
vcstlaatiou of a strike was not n part ~
/ the work tho committee was appointed
/ for. but he was oy,rruIct
/ AZ another time Mr. McCarter urged
. that the lire OF questioning oy senator
+ Reed would not stand In court. but
Senator Reed said II would, and kept
, right on
Jackson A. Ralston presented an APP
pearance to-day FOR the American FEEDER
alton ~ Labor. and announced that he
would act as counsel for that organiza-
ton. lie placed an the books and papers
az the Federation AT the disposal OF the
/ committee
Colonel Mulhau will resume his testi-
nonv on Monday morning and viii proba-
bly be ON the stand Tor a week or ten
DAYS. Thus FAR about 800 letters have
been read. and Senator Overmau said
there were 500 more.