The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 29, 1908, Page SIX, Image 6
HASKELL HAS QUIT.
Says Ho is Unwilling to Embarass
Party Leaders by Being Target
for False Charges.
Chicago, Scpi. 'Jti.?(,!ov. Charles N.
Haskell lasl night resignoct as treasurer
of (he Democratic national coinmil
ice. 11 is rosignat ion was announced
by liimscir three hours al'ler his arrival
in Chicago from (iulhrio, and
al'ler lie liad conferred with officers al
the I icniocral ie national liead(|iiarl ers.
In giving out his derision, (!ov. liashell,
in response to a question, declared
i ha I lie did nol desire to lie responsible
I or any embarrassment
which ?11 iv 111 result in (lie Democratic
parly by retaining the ollice of treasurer.
This his resignation is the direct result
of the charges made against him
by William K. Hearst and President
Roosevelt, Mr. Haskell also admitted.
AI the same time he did not by his resignation
intend to admit (hat any of
the charges wore true.
When Mr. Haskell arrived in Chicago
al !) o'clock- lasl night he declared
Ilia! lie had not linn resigned and
thai Mr. Ifry an had not asked him to
rosinii. Speaking tu reporters, ho said:
"II you have any questions to ask
pill (hem on paper."
lie then won! I'nun the station to
.Democratic Headquarters at. the Auditorium
annex.
When a lis) of questions was handed
him. lie retired to his room, saying
he would give out an answer later.
lie was closeted for a long lime
with National ('oininit leeiiian Martin
I. Wade ol Iowa and Josephus Daniels,
chairman ol the Democratic press
commit Ico.
II was midnighf when Mr. Ilaskoll
reappeared I'nun I'ho room. He had
in his hands a written resignation, addressed
to National Chairman Norman
1*|. Mack and hhe answers t<> the question
which had boon given him.
'I have my answers,'* he said.
"I hey will explain themselves."
Alter giving an affirmative roplv
lo I lie question whether he had resigned.
but denying I hat Mr. lb-van had
asked lor I he resignation, the question
and answers read as follows:
"Do you know whether Mr. I Jryan
knew o| the charges made against vou
by Mr. I ((Mrs) be lore you wore appointed
t reasurer ?''
"I do not see how lie could have."
Do \on think your lurther conueeli"U
wir!i i ho campaign, regardless of
ll"' until or falsity of t!ie ediarges.
xyou!d tend lo embarrass Mr. Rrvan
'in.jnre his chances ''
'' '1 111i -hI. A i aiiv r.i h> | would
Mol be ;i good citizen if I risked any
embarrassment in the fight of the
people against the special in|eres|s."
"Do \ oil intend to reply to President
IioiiseVel I ? ''
I ha\'e no| done so vet.''
"Do you intend to renew your deman.l
for an investigation of the
clia rges .'''
"Mow can I ! b'oosevolt admits ho
did not toll I ho truth.*'
In answer lo a series of questions
as lo his relation to the Citizens' alliance,
said to have been organized al
Muskogee. Okla., to fighl the local labor
unions, Mr. Haskell denied that
I be. alliance was ever organized. In
reply to questions concerning the
Sliaudard Oil company he repealed his
former denials of over having had
an\thing lo do with the company.
Mr. Divan is due to arrive in Chica'
:'! h-1' "I. today. When lie
Hid Mr. Haskell will meet was not
officially stated al Democratic head-'
quarters. Mr. Bryan is scheduled to j
remain here for only two hours be-'
l!" i* lo leave for Madison, Wis. j
''"he resignation of (J,,v. Haskell as '
forwarded lo Chairman Mack lasl 1
night reads:
Norman K. Mack. Chairman, j
' " !l' 1 iona 1 t'?miitiii| co,
N S ?rk ciiy :
" My Dear Sir In pursuance of in- I
formation as to your date for return
hero when I wont homo before, I asMimed
I would find you here upon
my return today, f nmv learn that
you will be detained in the oast until
Tuesday and as I must be home Monday
f leave tomorrow.
"Since the president and his cabinet
have joined forces witth Mr. Hearst
ami throe Wall street brokers to make
a personal fight against mo, notwithstanding
the president in his answer
to Mr. Bryan's telegram abandoned
his charge about Ohio Standard Oil
cases yet by all the moans at the
command of the government and the
millions of Hearst and his Wall street
allies. I hoy persist m vicious, unwarranted
and untruthful attacks on mo.
Personally, I welcome their attack!
and shall meet it with all the vigor
at my command. I shall treat all as
private citizens and subject to the
penalties of the law which they merit
"In this T know I shall have the
aid of my neighbors at home for all
proper purposes, but my time must be I
free from other demands here. Agaii
my heart is l ull of hope for the elec
lion of Bryan and Kern. Honest gov
eminent and rule hy tihe pco|)le ar<
at stake and important beyond anj
ha tile ii t I he polls in the last goner
at ion is I lie pending contest.
"F would not for one moment con
sider remaining in any way connect
ed with (lie committee; therefore, ]
hereby lender my resignation ai
treasurer of 1 lie Democratic naliona
commit lee, thai not tlie slightest con
lesl of my own could in any way he
used hy I he president to cloud th<
sky and shield our opponents froir
discussing I lie real issues and laying
hare (lie republican duplicity to the
I??'o|do. Sincerely yours,
"C. N. Haskell."
Now N ork, Sept. 2(>.?The news ol
tlie resignation from llie olTlce oi
treasurer o ftlie Democratic national
committee of (lov. Haskell was received
at Democratic headquarters
here last night. The announcement
occasioned no surprise as such an outcome
of the situation had been expected.
Through his secretary, Chairman
Alack let it he known that he
would have noHhing to say on (he
subject. None of tlie others at headqua;
tors had any comment to make
for publication.
Haskell's Warm Statements.
Kansas Oily, Sept. 20.?Tii an interregard
to Heart's charge coupling
here on his way to Chicago, said in
view here Cov. Haskell, who stopped
him with I he steel I rust that he fell
highly honored at being classed will]
Schwab, Carnegie and J. P. Morgan
He denied that he had been in New
^ ork city in 180(1 nt a gold Democratic
meeting in Madison Square Carder
ami applauded at lacks made upon MiBryan.
He declared that Persident Roosevell
is "the biggest four-flusher in
Hm* political business today" and added
:
"You ought to hear what they
think of the rascal down in Oklahoma.
''
NEGRO TO PENITENTIARY.
Columbia. Sept. L'li.-?Sheriff Sampie.of
Saluda, today brought to the
penitentiary lor safe-keeping Wil
[ llerrin. I ho negro who assassinated
Kmaiiuel Carver.
Tlie sheriff says he considered il unsafe
to keep the negro in Saluda any
longer, especially as the Saluda jail
is n<>t safe.
I he sherill has lieen hiding out ii
the woods with his prisoner to protect
him from the mob. ||(. says the feel
i11 ? "ls still intense against the negro
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