The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-21
oosevaIt Bares Secrets of G. O. P.
 1EaclfneaC Control
0oa1taaG.sasc1o1 Puses D


 NcsaretsnSss1ls .c1.on Ps,.Ds 13 inla ana coa. asoosevysRt ot1uuA4e41 | ex eaRd Mn. Ba1aes<haa pa-4ox to my | noc0xnane governeEs" tho witness con- l essed, .sndr. PIatf had asked me to cGsrne to see h1xn In New Fork It was eeen tue time I was elected and sEs 1Eupe assumed ofice. t01d MT. Barnes several persons rE4hat con6eeenoe were taking up the Iuentzcn oe 2
 1Ee. IE1ns inferrup6ed with an obi eteoa which was ovexru1ed. Cal Roosevelt cox1tdnzzeds 'sI t0ld hEr- Barnes chat told MT faehe-3athar expressed s1rpF1se lelamh coxnzn9tkeas were being appointed Iv1sn khe speaker of the Assembly had Haznns MT. Rlatt told mo no speaker would be choscn until man who was ssMtfaRsctoEy to the Organization was found. Aff. Barnes replied Mr. Rlaft was rtgat eveR after said such gov ler11zzaert Was bound to lead to rotten AUad Mn Baxnes Senator P1att he'd &o1d me he had decided fppon a supsrsnk ksnaent of puzaasc works who was aa14xeact~ry and that Senator Piaxt had congEA EAtEElated mo upon get ting such a good man.
 Afns Trims ob3eotsd because no name was bxsszsg given for the superinten- dent or pl1SKes- Gr. Bowers said:
 -I don't want 1Gr. Twins to act this way He is trying to interrupt the continuity Of this testimony. r
 .I can't stop this witness contin7 uitzs replied Mir. Twins. The crowd in the courtroom roared with laugh .sgyeaI,. Col Roosevelt went on. ..tlaa man waA Francis Hendricks Of Syracuea told NFr. Barnes I dzdnst inhsnd any man should say whozn should appo4nt.'.
 As fhe C0lone1 said this 114s jaw squared and he pounded upon the juHzsss beach He c0ntinued:
 .-AEr. EaEuss said in reply that Sem akcr P7z4 was right and that the 1eadaT of ga czasznazation must have cGEspae8e oor4ro1 of it.
 sI3 was tn 1908 that T told Mir. s3asaa any views Of 1na1hExz were the Eazne aB x1ncy always were told A6r Bzxnes he had my sympa&hies bm1 that GuwaEnor Hughes must be indepcndAnt D referred to my talks and 1eEtsrs to Senator Platt- Mr. EF7azAes RaAd the organl1at t5on had to Oe 8ouAnan8 and fz1aE Governor Hng3nes had tried to bgea.k down the orgzE&zaA1cR ana that he would op- paae GOEernOr Hnehes re-nonina- ttnns'
 Upon na0tzon of 1Er Ivlns x1a4 para gL %f4lAa E40oZE5FSAG8 Be910102zZ 10L94- ring to Mr. Hughes was stricken from the psco4d-
 I'm 1908 did you daseuas 1eg1saa- ton ct A1bany with MT. Barnes2'' asked 1Gr- BOWera-
 TeGyH reDHed the witness teaGr. RaxnAs spoke with me geAeBa1ly on tho HE19Gct Of 1eg1szak40n. He mem z1Daed no pAE44cu1ar bf1. He said Governor Hughes vas EaEozAngS leg zsla31on against thS tr&exeef@ of fz6 organisation and that Ghe DsanocEa41e oEEansza440n waN backing up faae Re. D9btacaug in dsEaa4zng the 1eedaaa4lor fostered by Governor auxhas MT Barnes asad he and his friends had control of El1ss party. He did no. say he, hHnssz6, vas personally fir esn1HOl. He did say that Mr Hughe. Eozld not taxza the oonfzoI away from theas in whom 1t was invested,
 A&aer my re44zrn from Africa. had eoDEesD0nAenee B1th Mfr Barne, D11sEruas by the hasses It (the cor. gsspon.lsne9 y.as also on the suD5ees A letter. from Mr, Baznas to MT Roessyez4 was produced and oneEes Fan evidence.
 The latter uas dated asesn ths Al. oazaY 5szABa1 ef1es and in part va. as 4oIze5Ess
 AB Hughes has sadAazored tfarozIgt his speeches and his attitude, to aroua. FeseHf1zaezzt la every locality a9afasH Ehe HeR who have been doing the po. 1te1sa1 work Of the ReRz1blieau paEky Gene Of those men are the best aza6 Epost HRseEAhsh of men, Some Of tfaeff REe eR the Haeanest and most Aa1asl ef maHs
 it was g gaAge. sf battle throw d0Na Vhfeh it was my duty te resis beeaRse R am to FeEaaizl in fh. leadeEshiR eR t1ais county that leader ship must be sakis4aetex7 to the Re publican people of the county, can not be exploited as a Enaekine-Faadl politician er pa4rsnage-bFeker with eszt resisting the charge to the best O ny strength.
 f7 never could sHbseRzbe te the doe tElRe advanced by the geyeraeF,
 hat am most deeply iHfeFesta. in Is fhis subject ef direct a6faiaa1lezae which iE eyeE adeBted by this stat will lead f8 HHtezd evils fA public lis and place therein the cheapest kind 6 citizeHs.
 Soe course, t1ae newspapers vii Hrgs you te make an effort to have tla Ftate adept direct Examination plan Df ee4Fses you realize that those Wh epRass that proposal iH principal vii De ceHaRe11ed te contest it.