Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-02
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nti-trust laws: by continued and do.
liberate refusal to prosecute such
violations.
"2-A wilful and deliberate refusa,
to prosecute the violation of the ant.
trust laws that were called to his al.
tention supported by testimony take,
under oath by the New York stat,
joint legislative committee on hons.
ing.
"a wilful and deliberate re,u.
sal to prosecute the violations of n.
antitrust laws that were called "a
his attention supported by testimon,
and evidence. by the United State,
Senate committee on reconstruct,
and housing.
"A wilfulness deliberate failur.
and refusal to enforce the statutes .,
the United States passed by Congress
for the protection of life and limb q,
citizens engaged in travel.
"5-The dismissal from service !,
the department Of justice Of fai,b,r
and efficient employee who had been ON
gagged in investigating war fraud cs,,,
Swallowing persons to remain !,
the employ Of the department Of ip,.
tice after 1t had been proved that ,uch
persons were guilty of having accent.
cd fees to represent those charged ky
the department of justice from ,io,,.
tons of the federal statutes in case,
ipln which the said employees had
been engaged.
1.-THE perversion of the legal bro.
cess OF the United States for the pur.
pose of instituting actions for which
there was no Justification at the time
Ut its presentation and the demsndihv
from the courts as against private in
div:duals process of court subyersiys
OF those rights Of freedom of speech
freedom Of the press and pcaceabe
assembly assured by the constitution
AM laws Of the United States.
"S--Fjagrant and bold favorltism in
the administration of justice on behalf
or corporations, companies and indiyid
uais owned or controlled by or affiliat.
I'd with the banking house Of J. r..
Morgan & Company.
"9--The use of fraud and decei,
practlced Oh former President William
Howard Taft in order to obtain the
release from federal penitentiary o.
{. w. Morse. under the pretcxt that
Mcrse was i'll; upon the failure Of the
sal. Morse to pay to Daugberty's As.
sociate in the pardon proceedings an
agreed fee. and after the said Daugh.
erty became attorney general Of the
United States, the prostitution Of his
high Office to purposes of personal re.
Venge by securing an indictment of the
sad Morse and other directors of a
corporation and of attorneys for the
corporation on a charge of violating
federal laws and by failing to seek the
Indictment oil the other directors of The
SAID corporation equally guilty with
dorse of the alleged offense, if any,
and by failing TO seek the indictment
or another attorney equally guilty
with the attorneys indicted, which
other attorney is in the employ of the
"10-The wilful diversion Of public
tunos for an illegal purpose through
the employment of agents in the bu.
reau of investigation of the depart
mcnt of justice to shadow members Of
the House and Senate who had criti-
ciZcd his conduct on the floor OF Con.
gross.
1.-The perversion of the process.
es OF justice and the administration Of
th3 department Of justice through the
undue influence exercised upon the al
torney general by one Thomas B.
FIELDER, former legal associate of the
sad Harry M. Daugherty in the Morse
case and others -
2-Ccntinuing submission to the
influence OF corporations and indyd-
ua's OF greet wealth and power in the
administration of justice and the de-
hnerafe conriving at the lootng of one
OF tic naval Oil reserves of the Unit.
ed states Of America by refusing at
the hebest and demand of the STANDARD
on Company of California TO institute
SUITS to recover for the people of the
United States title to lands illegally
and fraudIlently obtained by the said
company, end the recommendation Of
me president and the securing of~se.
cret pardons for wealthy persons i'm
medlately after their conviction oil
violations of the antitrust laws and
u shocking crimes against childhood
tnne cence involving the grossest moral
turpitude.
l3-The appointing to the positions
or great importance and large fnan'
cial ana moral responsibility of men
VINO are Enthusiastically, corrupt and
dangerous to the liberties of the people
OF The United States. knowing at the
time OF such appointments that they
were men of such character.
lf-Gross favoritism, deliberate re-
fusal TO prosecute war grafters. fall
nre and refusal to recover moneys
stolen from the treasury Of the United
states in connection with war frauds
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