The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-06-25
President Rebukes McNab.


point of view"
| President Rebukes McNRb.
The Presidents telegram accepting the
resignation of District Attorney McNat
carries a severe rebure to the retiring
official for the manner IN which he ten
dered his resignation. This was the
| Presidents telegram:
II greatly regret that YOU should have
acted SO hastily and under so complete n
! misappt'ehension of the actual circum-
! stances. hut since you have chosen such
u course and have given your resignation
| the form of an ncNcusable intimation of
! injustice and wrongdoing on the part of
your superior. ! release YOU without hesi-
tation and accept your resignation, to take
effect at once"
UrneY May Get NcNab's Place.
The President was considering to- night
the names Of three men for special coun-
sci to prosecute the white slave case
They were Francis j. Hcncy. a Bull Moose
leader in California; Matt !. sullivan, a
Democrat Of san Francisco. and Thomas 8
I Hayden of San Francisco, also a Dem
ocrat
IIency prosecuted Abe Ruef. the con
victcd Mayor of san Francisco. on graft
sisted llcncy in the Ruef case II Is
! understood one Of these will be named.
II was believed generally here that
MIR. McReynolds feels deeply Inundated
as result of the affair. 1t was pointed
| out that for the second time in a few
weeks the President has ;clt called upon
To repudlate with considerable publicit y
actions Of tho Attorncy-General
hn rot of hos not ~ "a
from the McReynolds suggestion for
levying a graduated excise tax on to-
bacco products. To-day's developments
have added To the talk of the ultima g
retirement of McReynolds from the
Cabinet
! The Attorney Generals report to the
President is shown in the documents 3
submitted in the case.
Earliest Paper In Case.
| The earliest paper in the files re-
latinC To this case Is a report made by
G. Harrington, dated March %, 1913, the
! pertinent part of which is.
Farley Drew Caminett married
man about - years old. of Sacramento.
and connected In some clerical capacity
with the state Government. in company
with Lola Norris and Maurice l. Diggs a
young married man Of about the same
age. of Sacramento. In company with
"'S"a -" az ''E'o" VINO ''ne i'o'a Norrls,
| i young unmarried grD, about 3
years old ,also the age Of the Norris
| GRID. left Sacramento for Reno via the
southern Pacific Company in the early
morning Of March 10. 1918.
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