The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05
TIM REAL LEADERS OT
SOCIALISM.


IT HAT the unprIuciplcd ]nnanoiers
of Wal street and the rcck.
less aud equally unpruciplrd
railways executives uf railroads who
work with them through them or
ALLOW themselves 60 be- used by them
are the real leaders OF socialism in
this country aud not the uptou sin
,lairs the Morris Hillpulis aud the
Eugene y pcbscs be- The conclusion
Of the HALLWAY Ago Gazette
THIS conclusion by his uItra-cou-
scrvotiyc publication b. reached wa
Mellcn, Morgan aud the Hcw Haven
and is not onls "a terrible arra.gu.
mcut uf Mcllcn and his methods. but
Is also q pretty clear ana compact
statement of facts. The Journal says.
in ~ curren, issue
IN whatever light the testimony Of
Charles $. Melien before the inter.
state m commission is Wow
cd. the man himself presents "a pprr"
spectacle on his own showing.
bravery and a nice sense ~ right .1l
wrong Gre mott his dominant cn1rH"-
tcrisuos In the first place hc may
or may not be- giving an uuoitscd a,-
count Of The Sew Haven transactions
lie acknowledges that he stood ,cry
much in fear of the indi tmcn. for
mansluughter In connection with the
Westport wreck. He claims 10 have
shouldered the burden Of an indict-
ment IN connection with the Grand
Trunks abandonment az is Proyi-
decc extension in order To IN clG the
late J. T.. Morgan; but Il scsms 10
harurkcpt htm awake arsntxHuA siiis
present testimony, therefore. uuty De
viewed either as an utterly srlfish
naepw ia faeoF snimsed anh 10.
cScafc my possihilitv 81 prasccutiDn.
oH-aa a peripstb frsak, eyppeAi lSpo
siuou Of the Nrw Haven situation as
b was whilc j. T. Morgan vas alive
and o. Mr. Mellcns relations Win a.
Reduced tu the last ana. sis. NJ
Menen has testified that With the
utle o. president he ac.ed aa an agent
without authority Ia the pu.a hssa ui
the trolley Lines aud of :hp NcV
YORK. Westminster 81 Boston; hat
whereas the disbursement OF Ell-
600 o00 FOR a property which was
acknowledged % have cost in tho
n-cighborhood of s4.ooo.o0O was not
entrusted To- his hands. but was
a..4H.H .wH... A.. NF.Hf.. Lao
} n. Morgan. the disbursement 81
various sums ranging from o few
thousand dollars to over two million
dollars FOR the Influencing Of l%cgisla-
tion and %pu,lici,s work IN its least
m%eritorious apcct was left To- him
that be negotiated the sale Of tac
Hustnn a Maine stock 60 John L.
Billiard and its rcpurehasc al O loss
go the New Haven at between $50
and three million dullats. but that he
acted in a~ccurdance with the wishes
OF his directors and lndcr the ADVICE
at counsel and hat Boz his dealings
Htth Mr.. Hllard he got caught aud,
90 use o slang phrase. trimmed
that in the purrhase Of the sound
steamship lines and thg refusal Co. sell
them 20 Charles " Morse he acted
rather against his own Judgment 10
an attempt Co please Mr Roosevelt
and J. q Morgan.
a is a very curious fact that so FAR
as the FULLEST reports which We have
examined SHOW. there les not e. singlo
phrase Of Mr. Mellen's which would
suggest that Boa, felt O. duty az prcsl-
sent Of the Ntw NYrk. Sew Haven
a Hartford to the thousands of small
holders 81 New Haven stock. Hiz
conception cot the public seems to De-
the cynical one that since tho public
elects the kind uf legislators which
are susceptible % Prayers from ID,
Huls the public is deserving Of
whatever e gets, while he seems Q,
have been so onssssed with "a desire
faithfully O. serve M Morgan az q
Outs was 90 The stockholders Of pa,
Sew Haven.
one thing should be- borne in min,
only u side Of the matter MAJ
been heard. and that side has bees
presented by "a man under the fear of
personal prosecution ana with me
bitterness OF failure ranklinF through
his heart. Furthermore, many of tn
assertions ~ Mr.. Mellcn are quit'
possibly not susceptible Of complct'
rcmtauou because j. T. Morgan. of
whom the chief responsibility d
placed by Mr.. Mellen. is dead.
Tho glclousuess Of a system Of ran
ROAD Management under which th'
president Of the company IL h mer'
hired man Of o group Of bankers ha.
been often commented on w thes'