. The National Civic Federation review . not members of the sub-committeewere present during the hearing, and some of themtook an active part in the proceedings. On behalf of the bill Mr. Seth Low led the dele-gation from the National Civic Federation, whichincluded Mr. Samuel Gompers, Mr. W. J. H. Gary, Albert Shaw, Isaac N. Seligman, CharlesA. Moore, John S. Huyler, V. E. Macey, William , of New York; John Mitchell, Indianapolis;D. J. Keefe, Detroit; Samuel Mather, Cleveland;Henry L. Higginson, Boston; Franklin MacVeagh,Chicago; Frank A. Faxon, Kansas City; Mahlon
. The National Civic Federation review . not members of the sub-committeewere present during the hearing, and some of themtook an active part in the proceedings. On behalf of the bill Mr. Seth Low led the dele-gation from the National Civic Federation, whichincluded Mr. Samuel Gompers, Mr. W. J. H. Gary, Albert Shaw, Isaac N. Seligman, CharlesA. Moore, John S. Huyler, V. E. Macey, William , of New York; John Mitchell, Indianapolis;D. J. Keefe, Detroit; Samuel Mather, Cleveland;Henry L. Higginson, Boston; Franklin MacVeagh,Chicago; Frank A. Faxon, Kansas City; Mahlon , Philadelphia; A. B. Garretson, Grand Rapids;Theodore Marburg, Baltimore; Prof. J. W. Jenks,Ithaca, and J. W. Kinnear, Pittsburg. The opposition to the bill was represented byMr. Daniel Davenport in behalf of the AmericanAnti-Boycott Association; Mr. Monahan, representingthe National Founders Association; Mr. Henry R. •Subsequent hearings, when the opponents of the hill tes-tified, will be reported in the next issue of the Copyright, 100S, Harris-Ewing, Washington, D. C. HON. JOSEPH G. CANNON. Towne and Mr. Nathan Bijur, of the Merchants As-sociation of New York, and Mr. Emery, who statedthat he appeared in behalf of some 135 associationsin opposition to the bill. Before entering upon-the hearings, the Chairmanread telegrams opposing the measure. MR. SETH LOW stated that the Trust Conferencein Chicago had adopted resolutions and had authorizeda sub-committee to present the same to making arrangement for the presentation of theresolutions, the committee met Mr. Jenkins, Chair-man of the Judiciary Committee, and Mr. Hepburn,Chairman of the Interstate Commerce this conference the suggestion was made thata bill or bills be prepared. The bill now proposedgrew out of that suggestion. It is not presented onbehalf of the Trust Conference, but on behalf of theNational Civic Federation, whicn called the confer-ence. A careful study was given to the
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