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his attention supported by testimony
taken under oath by the New York
state joint legislative committee on
housing
Three wilful and deliberate
refusal 10 prosecute the violations Of
the antitrust laws that were called 10
his attention. supported by testi-
m0ny and evidence by the United
States senate committee on recon
struction and housing
Failed To Protect Travellers
"Four-A wilul and deliberate
failure and refusal TO enforce the
statutes Of the United States passed
by congress for the protection of life
and limb citizens engaged in travel.
'Five-The dismissal from service
In the department OF justice OF
faithful and efficient employe who
had been engaged IN investigating
war fraud cases.
Swallowing persons 20 remain
in the employ Of the department OF
justice after IL had been proved such
persons are guilty Of having accept
ed fees to represent those charged
by the department of justice with
violations Of the federal statutes, in
cases upon which the said employees
had been engaged.
"Seven-The perversion OF the
legal processes OF the United States
for the purpose Of instituting action
for which there was no justification
at the time of it's presentation and
the demanding from the courts as
against private individual processes
OF court subversive Of those rights
OF freedom OF speech. freedom OF
the press and peace assembly as
sured by the constitution and laws
Of the United States.
Charges FayOritism
"Eight-F'lagrant and bold favor
itism in the administration OF justice,
on behalf Of corporations. compan-
les and individuals owned or con
trolled by or affiliated with the bank
ing house OF j. p. Morgan and COM
pany
"Nine-The use OF fraud and de
ceit practiced upon former Pres't
William Howard Taft in order TO OBJ
tain the release from a federal pris-
on Of G. W. Morse. under the pre-
text that Morse was i'll: upon the
failure OF the said Morse 10 pay to
Daugherty's associate in the pardon
proceedings an agreed fee. and after
the said Daugherty became attorney
general of the United States. the
prostitution of his high office TO pur-
poses OF. personal revenge by secur-
ing an indictment OF the said Morse
and other directors OF corporation
and Of attorneys for the corporation
on a charge OF violating federal
laws and by failing TO seek the in
dictment OF other directors OF the
said corporation 10 seek the indict.
ment Of another attorney equally
guilty with the attorneys indicted
which other attorney is in the en-
plCy Of the department OF justice.
Diversion or Funds
"Ten-The wilful diversion Of
public funds for an illegal purpose
through the employment Of agents
in the bureau OF investigation OF the
department OF justice 10 shadow
members Of the house and senate
who had criticized his conduct on
the floor of congress.
"Eleven-The perversion Of the
processes OF justice and administra-
ton Of the department Of justice
through the undue influence eXer-
cised upon the attorney general b.
one Thomas b Fielder. former legal
associate of the said Harry NJ.
Daugherty in the Morse case and
others.
Twelve submission
to the influence Of corporations and
individuals of great wealth and pow
or i'm the administration of justice
and The deliberate conniving at the
Icotinc OF one of the naval oil re-
serves Of the United States Of Amer
ica by refusing. at the behest and
demand Of the Standard Oil COM
panv Of California 10 institute suits
TO recover for the people of the
United states title 10 lands Illegally
and fraudulently obtained 10y the
said company and the recommends
tions OF the president and the Sc
curing OF secret pardons for wealthy
persons immediately after their cor
yictiun OF violations Of the ANTITRUST
laws and OF shocking crimes against
childhood innocence. involving the
greatest moral turpitude.
-Thirtcen-The appointing 10 pc
s.tions Of great Importance and
large financial and moral respOnsib-
i+v of men who are uutrUstworthy,
corrupt and dangerous TO the libcr-
ties OF the people Of the United
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