The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, February 16, 1906, Page TWO, Image 2
OUR SENIOR SENATOR
ON RAILROAD TRUST
EIS RESOLUTION FOR INVESTI
GATION ADOPTD.
Vigorous Roast of Railroad Systems
And President Roosevelt's
Methods.
1 10 onI -
a~ I. I I
Bl.t- Ib r. T 11 n,c iC i W II e
trationi was nut proceeding in god
faith to secure railroad legislation. be
vause he was ni0t satisiied with the
president *s advisers. Amoig these
ne mentioned Secretary lZoot and ,en
ator Nlt()N. tile orllier of Wlomn he
Nva-- - t1le 1 , a.".11ates
1i o
whc z dn the peop1c to
dIcb' 1) -vethr should be
a r1medy but added that the present
peeiiding in congress is a stupendous
taore. Every piaper you read.'' he
said. "bring;s assurance thau the pres
ident. ims won his light and yet when
you examnle further you find that the
presidell 5 1w> pri!lelpal advisers are
}-lb *ikot1. wl!' i3 l) een the eloSest
w 'r. whoe t-e at the root of all
!he. (jo-;IInwnY. an. Mlr. K\lnox the .jnn
-~-ia ::I P'he:m syh-ania. whIo
ilms been~1 for .1 dlon I\Vno howV manl1
Tanla railro" ad 31nd its elosest Irieln
and counsellor.'
He deelar'ed thal- a very strenmos
eftort had l)eeni I)roIugh to l)eal i
the president to grant to the railroads
the p)rivilege (ft app)eal to) the c'ourts
blefore the orders of the interstate
commilerce 'ounimaI5(1 gou inlto ef
feet. He 11ad (even hleard1 that threats
were being made t hat thle presidenit
must yield. -. I he s :untis firm aln
doe 2 ,i -1'1vi&ld. thleul 1 wi!1 hare nr
1 a ra unles 11 ae
14 .he bears: "re. u uPesse. takesH
When ~ jp okt i futheri yo d.l hd
peop il" Hence11 heu conne Qthati
theipeole were! bing "bamboozlled"ha
azi(i te al ofK1. nroten the msse
against the classes. He confessed
that ' with such cooks he was inclin
ed to sniff at the dish that is set be
r s.'' There was, lie declared.
-h evi<i-1nce th at Ith- <e ch a d
on' Ieell ziV, I I IL e A o
tihese INvs.
Mr. Knox Makes Denial.
v. KnI W1. nI i t s:0
h nhi' '111 r p na t ly or e I tem
ia i yI . d ictlyor in iirect ly. :at anyl\
till dur i y carir.' he. s-oI.; ie
added that Le ~wouldnlol conslider
-:11C1h connection at all impioe )r.
\[r. Tilimn expressed sntisaetioi
over lthe dellial. sayiin to -.[r. Knox
tha1 he Awol'd respect him more for
the balance of his life."'
Cmntinuing the South Carolina sen
ator said thit the iliree principal lines
40 rzad south of the Potomae were in
C n
V:
h
uIt 1() 11bth ron:1 as to ('alanetitV end
ice.' He declared the Plennsvlva
1ia railroad to be the head devil in
he whole polley of melloj)(o and
efrred to tlhe llalt imOre and Ollio
>)01iey -in West Virginia, sayin~ tllat
-oad had "practically told thte pub
lie that it mlighlt beC dammed.'
\\hv shiould not he be suspicious.
1e asked. lie <(eelared thiat the bi
i:ad a loiihole n 1t 'that a r.ruil
r:14 ininh.ibt be dIriven thlrough ai
abld: --iou '1l never stopl thle devCIL
nt till you put some millionaire in
rsoil and putt thle stripes oii h'im
tIe said that lie had asked the inter
tate commerce commissionl to mrake
the inquiry called for by his resolui
ion because, for one reason, the sen
ate has not the time and because "we
now better how not to do-it than anyv
ody on God 's green earth.
Hie then p)roceededl to give reasonIs
hy he thought the president couild
1o 1 he depe'inled! upon0 to serve the in
terests of the people. In that coln eec
eneIrzal ( riggs, savi1 that immedia
nt.~ he er rer e. tt rl:1 ic 1-n
ny. ~. ( e is~ nf.I V&IlIie a ll
- h peie t as b.en 4'e et
acrl yer n a al ndnee
das it beeni foun neesayodsr
bl\t bringe the frieds4 of his.
man aimd a dleueat n
counsellors in his last race for the
presidency to dine with him. The in
evitable conclhsion in n mi ind. at
l t I. I Io w
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1the(C b . ti wh u .Il' ' b: snk :::i
a-d vn 11n
Andrlevw Jackson nevver put Nicholas
iddle in his cabinet. i his ii.zbt
acainsi. the mone 'il" he foul-it
to the Ijitter enfd. lie 11 "Aland
islmielit, he used it bido 0 Tl(
presidei had no licel flv ali Ua11
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