Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-05-09
Influence and Resources at
Disposal Of Woodrow VIII
son for Benefit Of Country
If Need Should Arise,
COL. HARVEY TELLS
OF LAST INTERVIEW
Appearance Before Puio Com
mittee Great Strain on Aged
Fnancier But He Was Glad
He Gave Testimony

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Ncw York. MaN When you sc'
Mr Wilson tell him for me that v
ever there should come a time wheh
hr thinks any Influence or resources
that have can he used Tor the coun-
trt they are wholly at his disposal
These. the last words of D. rierpont
Morgan spoken io Colonel GeorHe
Harvey. the dnv before Mf Morgan
sailed for Europe. never 90 return
alive. We're related tonight tn an adj
dross hN Colonel Harvey. before u
gathering OF bankers and other rep
rescntative men at dinner of tn
trust companies uf America. MI
Morgan was republican. and, In the
words OF Colonel Harvey. not only
regarded the political views udtanc.
cd hy MIR Wilson With honest appre-
hension hut never considered thr
democratic party fully capable OF GOV
erning this nation Ills message te
the new president Colonel llar'ef
cited as measuring the depths OF the
mans patriotism
MIR Harvey said
'"rhe election had taken place. the
inevitable had happened, and, using
Speaker Cannun's phrase. Mr., Wilson
had become Mr. Morgan's president
as much as mine perhaps, la fact q
little more. Anyhow. there WAS no
constraint upon our conYcrfution when
saw him for the last time IN his IT,
hrary on the day before he Went away
Ao WIS optimistic regarding the coun-
try aud / naturally spoke hopefully
uf the prospects of the Incoming adj
miniftrntion.
suddenly turning those piercing
eyes upon me- Mt Mursan said Do
Nou remember that American speech
YOU made la London ! remembered
very Well II WIS not a spetch-=onia
few remarks al the close OF pri-
Yate dinner In reply TO an Angllclzcd
sycophant who had mistakenly
thought "a curry favor with Mr.. Nor
gan hx speaking contemptuonsly Of
Mr BRYAN. who. ON the preceding day.
as Il happened. ! had introduced t.
him at reception.
Aud do You recall he asked.
Those lines from Scott that you quot
ed when that mani can hear now
the emphasis upon those two words
when that man had left the room
Il did of course. and began TO re-
pent
llreaihes there a man with q soul 80
dead
eNho never 10 himself hath mid--
Il hesltated for moment aud the
succeeding words came from the bis
arm chuir with odd distinctness
"a
Then quietly. Mg Morgan asked Il
I could recall the remaining lines anu
quoted impeffectly
Whose heart has ne'er within Nun
burnd
CAS- home his footsteps he hath
hurn'd
.From wandering on foreign strand
"lf there such there breathe, go nnfh
him well
Half "A minute gentlemen. i long
time. but for fully that period should
say, Mr. Morgan sat perfectly sun.
Then, unconsclously beating time
upon the arm Of his chair as he used
to do IN church. he repeated as If so
liloqnzing
" Who never 10 himself hath suld
q This tx my own, my native land.
and rising with difficulty from his
chnir. for he was then quite feeble H.
said, with the emphasis that onN
qultude can give.
when You see Mr. Wilson, tell
him for mo that If there should ever
come time when he thinks any IN
fluence or resources that have can
be- used for the country they are
wholly at his disposal
Barring the usual leave-taking,
those were tho last words ! heard from
the lips OF Mr. Morgan They were the
words Of true patriot, OF great
very great American, spoken from the
depths of passiOnately loyal heart
Surely can do no better than 20 leave
them with you to remember. 60 thcf-
sh and To feel go long rs YOU all shall
Hive In this, nuf native land
Referring 10 Mr. Morgan's testl-
mony before The Puio committee ~
Colonel Harvey said.
although mentally us strong ss
"a er, physically he was sadly broken
when summoned to Washington \
lis age and ia his condition. u was the
severest ordeal OF his life bur u was
for the best. as he himself came I"
-eHlizc
"'i hated 10 GO. he said to m, with
characteristic simplicity the day be
'ore he sailed away-i hated 20 go,
lnt ann glad ! went think ! did
some goud
~ Was a comprehensive uitcrance
n his usual few words revolution.
90. of his innermust Thought and rs
had spoken Of the favor
lble impression that had hecn Great