Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02
q remor6o6le petitiOn 10 GOnareSS.
CHARGES OF THE GRAvEsT CHARACTER AGAINST
DENT AND CABINET.

same BIlllSn AlnDdS5dNDi a. Su1ob eNN /
the house of j. p. Morgan few |
weeks before, compelled every |
thoughtful, patriotic citizen to take
notice.
III.
b. M. House is a promoter and |
broker, reputed to be the closest per- |
sonal friend of Mr.. Wilson, whom |
he consulted in making up his Cab !
met. House for years past has re-
presented w. G.. McAdoo, now Sec
retary of the Treasury, and also the
Pearsons in this country. The Pear
sons are English contractors, one Of
them is Lord Cowdray They had q
contract for the building of the Hud-
son river tunnels and they aban-
doned the work; then William G.
McAdoo. now son-in-law of Woodrow
Wilson, was brought up from Ten
nessee and negotiations between the
Pearsons and the brokers of McAdoo
resulted in the English hackers OF
Pearsons and the Wall street back
ers of McAdoo furnishing capital
and they took up the work and COM
pleted the tunnels, and ever since
then McAdoo and the Pearsons have
been jointly interested in the tun-
nels, and McAdoo represented the
traction interests in New York and
New Jersey.
".
The Pearsons built the Tehaunte-
/ pee Railroad in Mexico and are the
/ principal owners OF it. They are
| also the owners of large oil fields
and they were having trouble In
/ Mexico and Huerta was against the
Pearsons, and it became important
! to the Pearsons that they have some
influence in the United States Gov
ernment Woodrow Wilson, then
Governor of New Jersey, did not
have any money to finance his cam
paign for nomination or election as
! President, indeed, he had applied to
be placed on the Carnegie pension
list as an eX-teacher or professor
e. NJ House took up the financing
of the campaign for the nomination,
and if possible, election. of Wilson
as President of the United States
V.
After his election, and before his
inauguration, the newspapers re-
ported direct from New Jersey sew
eral persons selected as Secretary Of
the Treasury, none Of whom was w.
G.. McAdoo; but a few days before
inauguration 1t was reported in the
same newspapers that w. G. McAdoo
was selected as Secretary of the
Treasury at the request Of p. NJ
House
VII
After his Inauguration Mr. Wilson
refused to recognize Huerta as Presi-
dent Of Mexico, claiming that he was
responsible for the assassination Of
sf tfpap
willing to recognize or stand by
villa. who was an admitted bandit
and murderer and assassin Of hum
dreds Of others in the most cruel
fashion, but Huerta was against the
Pearsons, and Villa was not.
When Huerta was about TO seize
the oil fields and works Of the Pear
sons they sent down the United
States navy and part Of it's army to
Vera Cruz for the pretended purpose
of compelling Huerta to salute the
flag; but when Huerta got out and
the threatening attitude towards the
Pearsons interests ceased, they did
not insist upon a salute to the flag;
and then the troops and navy We're
withdrawn, ALTHOUGH AMER
iICAN CITIZENS WERE BEING
ROBBED AND MURDERED, THEIR
MINES AND RANCHES SEIZED
AND PLUNDERED, AND 1T HAS
so CONTINUED FOR THREE
YEARS, AND NO ARMY, NOT EVEN
A SOLDIER, WAS SENT DOWN TO
PREVENT, OR REVENGE, THE
OUTRAGEOUS ACTS OF WAR ON
THESE AMERICAN CITIZENS.
MOI NOT EVEN A NOTE
THREATENING TO CONSIDER
SUCH ACTS "DELIBERATELY UN-
FRIENDLY, +" OR TO HOLD TO
STRICT ACCOUNTABILITY OR
: AS IAN ULTIMATUM." OR De
MAND FOR "a DISAVOWAL," OR
ASSURANCES OF PREPARATION
BY PAYMENT OF INDEMNITIES
FOR AMERICANS KILLED OR IN
JURED, OR ANY DEMAND or
AN ACCEPTABLE STATEMENT
CONCERNING PUNISHMENT FOR
THE COMMANDERS WAS EVER
SENT TO MEXICO, OR ANYBODY
IN MEXICO, ON ACCOUNT OF ANY
OF THESE CONTINUAL MURDERS
AND OUTRAGES.
VII.
E. NJ House has continued in The
business of promoter and broker and
money making, as well as the repre-.
sentative in this country of the Pear
sons and Lord Cowdray, as well as
the McAdoo interests, and the un-
official adviser of Woodrow Wilson
as President Of the United States
with whom he visits at New York
, and Warrington. and soon after the
: war started House went to England
! France and Russia as the private
representative or ambassador OF
Woodrow Wilson. When he returned
= he went into conference with Wood
I row Wilson at the White House. In
view of the subsequent reversal oil
the foreign and domestic policies Of
, Mr.. Wilson and his Cabinet let us
! consider what was Mr. Wilson'S es
, tablished policy when he returned.
VIII
William j Bryan was then Sec.
retary of State, man of interna.
tional renown, whose fame is secure
after all the Presidents are forgot.
ten; known as sincere peace ad-