The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-05
David Lamar, ''lJnconsionabIe Liar"-- What Is His Part In The Great
 Scheme Of Things?

 not morals-must be strictly defined Every has right what is he must not do In most states, if not in a it is crime to impersonate policeman. It is not crime to mpersonate congressman David La probably safe enough confessing with candor brass he represented himself the telephone, members of Congress. His motive the only tive capable of proof innocent enough He desired to employment for the lawyer, Iauterbach That 1t advantage the stock speculator Lamar to have the legal adventrer Laterbach employed by the Morgan interests is neither here there
 Lamar is interesting from many standponts. He raises questions of nature He is problem in psychology He throws sideghts upon the methods of high finance.
 most enjoyable person Lamar; of intellect heart; shredness without honor candid be- cause he no picture mind of anybody who will not b except from fear of being caught who believes that every would steal if it not for prisons.
 The CRIMINAL INTELLECT has played it's part in developing the world It played it's part in past quests It plays it's present part in conquess in high finance.
 Harriman's lawyer said ssMr. Hartman moves on a different plane than ordinary men.' He might well have sad 'Ar Hartman has made himself influential with the government do things which would other to be sent to jaL'' That was the fact.
 Remember that Lamar wolf of Wall street testfies that $82OooooO of bonds in the Hartman system had their origin in forgery and that certain great for rooted in that forgery, in a morass.
 These representatives of high finance do move al different plane than other Their theffs trans the protection of laws, which they through their obbes and their of such the lobby understands.
 The domain of MORALS is beyond the reach of these High finance may break one commandments, but cannot destroy the fractional part of single command ment-
 the methods of loot face face with the old New criminal statutes follow peo- pie aroused They send against the rotten system In day they upon the guilty The criminal lifted equality with the moral law until the equilibrium disturbed by the operations of the criminal intellect which seeks and finds ways of doing the old thing
 It is not at any moment easy to divide the sheep fronl-the goats Nature contains her domain, some ugly creatures who nevertheless charged with tain necessary functions in her scheme of things The toas not pleasant to the eye but it is the original familiar with the laws of sanitation
 The Harrinians the Lamars and the Morgans are varUus charged with mission in the evolution of eety They have been tscatching fies which is to say, destroying the little nanciers, who have way of what MT. MeIen is pleased to describe UNIFICA TON.
 So let us mi1gle sympathy with detestation of these men, who frequently to defy the
 They giant angle of the social order Work ing down there the darkness they fertze the so ge ting ready for the great crops will bear in the future
 What shall we do with them9 Nothing; until their work is done. But when their work is done rthessy extirpate them
 Out of evil, the long process of the ages good than come The crusade brought light to Flu rope. Napoleon overthrow political feudaism. TheE Rockefellers Morgans, Harrimans, and Lamars. with their legal and judicial retainers henchmen foomen, laces and servtors of all grades and orders overthrow industrial feudalism.
 Napoleon died at St. Helena. High finance is march ing to Waterloo Butcher will arrive too late The rule still is 'WoE UNTO HIM BY WHOM THE EvII. CONFETTI"
 Let be grateful for Mr. Lamar. sI ann,' he says, stan uuconscionable iar.''
 There is certain dignity in the admisson Most lnconsconabe liars go church, the from themselves and get believe they deceived Lord God of Hosts.