The New York herald., 1922-06-04
papers have been saying. The general

papers have been saying. The general
impression at the time. however. was
that Mr.. Harding had particular refer
ence to those who had been attacking
the official administration OF American
relief work in Russia. although. broad
~. the same thing may have applied to
tne attacks on Mr.. Daugherty.
Senator Walsh MONTY Joined the
i'.nks of the Senators attacking Mr..
Daugherty by demanding the immediate
resignation of Rush Holland. Assistant
ord two letters. one written by Mr..
Daugherty- to President Harding. and
one written to Nr. Daugherty by Mr..
Holland.
Mr.. Daugherty's letter to President
Harding was read at n meeting OF the
Illinois Bar Association I'm Chicago yes
terday and was intended to show Mr..
Daugherty's desire that twenty-four new
Federal judges recently authorized be
appointed without regard to political
considerations. The letter from Mr..
Holland, In the form of memorandum
TO the Attorney-General. urged that
.tudges for the territory of Hawaii be
appointed at once. so that their seiec-
ton might aid the Republican candi-
dote for delegate from the Islands. Here
Is the letter:
Hon. Robert Shingle. Republican
National Committeeman for the Terri
tory of Hawaii, has recommended the
appointment of Emil c, Peters OF
Honolulu to be Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court Of the Territory OF
Hawaii, vice James G. Coke. term ex-
pired. He also recommends Antonio
NJ Perry OF Honolulu to be Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court Of the
Territory of Hawaii. vice Samuel b.
Kemp, term expired. wa
In addition to the recommendation
of Mr.. Shingle the above named
gentlemen are recommended by the
Republican Central Committee and by
the Bar Association of the Islands.
This matter has been carefully gone
into, and both Mr.. Perry and MT.
Peters appear to be eminently quail
fled for the positions for which they
are recommended. and their selectioh
| meets the approval of the large ma
jority of the Bar Association and OF
the leading Republicans Of the ISL
ands.
There Is at present no delegate to
Washington from the islands. Prince
Kalanianaole recently died and the
election of his successor has not yet
taken place. 1t Is believed that II
these nominations are made now
such action will materially aid the
Republican candidate for delegate.
recommend that the appointments be
made
senator Wnlsh's Demand,
Senator Walsh attacked Mr.. Holland
for allowing politics to influence. ir
such way, the selection OF Fedora
Judges. and declared Mr.. Daugherty
since he had warned SO strongly against
politics in these cases. should ask a
onoa for Mr.. Hollands resignation.
Senators Borah ndaho) and Norris
(Neb.) were In conference to-day with
Representatives Woodruff (Mich) anc
Johnson Is. d.. who stirred up tho
case against Mr.. Daugherty In ths
House and who met defeat In their 'ef'
forts to obtain authority for an investi.
cation of the Department Of Justice. Al
four are Republicans. The Senators
were asked to see what they could dc
about getting tn, Senate to investigate
Mr.. Daugherty Senators Borah and
Norris said-that just at this time. wher
the tariff and bonus issues are acute
nothing could be done. and so the mat.
ter will rest for a time. at least.
Senator Stanley began his attack or
President Harding and on Mr.. Daugh
,rty soon after the Senate opened Its
session for the day.
1T is a fact" he said. that men O.
the Attorney Generals own party hav,