The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16


In and about Cinucinnati. He did
not testify whether the report was
favorable. Foraker wanted to know
II he would stand a chance to be re-
elected to the senate and WAS still
thinking ABOUT q presidential book.
In q letter to ]. II. Schates. OF the
Builders Exchange OF Baltimore.
MuIhall wrote:
THE situation in Baltimore poll
ties is the r0ttenest OF any city In
the United States. Tammany Hal
In New York has never played such
politics nm arc played In Baltimore.
for Tsmmany docs encourage an ac-
tive. pushing. fighting Democrat.
but on the other hand. II there Is any
clean Republican who attempts 10
come To the front In Baltimore the
gang that calls Itself the Union
League Of Baltimore. Immediately
gets busy aud attempts to destroy his
Reputation as we'll ns his usefulness
to the Republican party. Besides
this. everybody knows that the Stone
faction has continually played to the
rabbi. In the labor ranks. The
chance In now open for tn, business
men OF baltimore. II they wish 10 do
something In the work. To bury
Etonsism aud all tina, Eocs with H.
There Is an earthquake arising mn-
derncaih Mr.. Stone and I believe he
will soon feel the shake"
MuihaIi identified letter from
". A. Carlysis to II. T.. Miles. chair
man OF the tariff committee Of the
Manufacturers. ursinI the candidacy
Of lion. Charles ". Miller Of Goshen.
Ind. for governor. against Watson.
Washington. July ID. Martin N.
Muihail brought Que Of his stories oi
lobby activities for the national maj,
ufarturrr~ association M To 1905
before the senate committee to.is,
aud t~stifissi about the work Of the
association in promoting tariff
comm ts.,on.
The association want".i Mile.
aud sth~r-stman ON II. aud wanted
1 to control II themselves" Muihai!
testified. lie did not explain ~ho
Miics was. SchWc.itnhsn MAS s.-rc'
tarr 10 Pr~sidcnt Van c'c'-.
Another letter from MuIhsii writ
ten NJ In'ilanapoitr June -. 1905
to s,~hwSdimsn q, A.. Louis. rc,.or,-.I
how MIR. Wilson had n large ms'
Jori'y Of the ma. hinc under his con
'roi.''
''Th. convention of tnincfs viii ht
held here on IN. :isi." Il continued
Three of the district president,
from tho anthracite districts src M,
Icrsonsi friends. ! feel I must b.
allie To ,,o good work through thor.
gentlemen. aud II In too bad ~c ar.
short Of fund.- when tho convcnii lon
Is coming with the opportunities fof
us
January. 1908. Muihsii wrote IL
sch y edimsn.
| Mr.. walsTn Friday told ne tina.
legislation bcinx brought up Will.
he was absent from Washington Ia
have Mr.. Emery scc senator Hcmen-
way. Hr sisc told me to write I'm.
CRY and Say that Speaker Cannon
would receive him ~ any tin,c and
he could talk freely aud fully to III"
sp-skcr spd that everything ~oui,i
he ell right"
Washington. July i6.--T~o its,s
Of conKrtssmcn who Srh~c-iimsiI u
seemed to think might vote for u
hil1 IL which the manufacturers ~rr.
Interested was given In another let
ter to MuihaII. The 'umrntttcc will
later examine Muihsii a, greater
length about iis,s.
Mulhsit paused TO pay tribute 10
vice president sherman.
"""' =" r"N wv ""''""" ~
\ ways aided me and helped me In
| Washington. lie was always sinccr
and worked for the good Of the Re-
publican pRrty. lie WAS nlwRys Il
splendid and fighting Republican.
don't believe he had any other mo-
livcs.'
Another Muihali letter about a
campaign againN con -rcrsruan John
:. Gardcnr Of New Jersey. said in
part:
Defeating man like Gardner
will have more effect On radical con-
krcssman than all the letters VIC
could write In a year.