Mr. President. I do not understand the Senator to denyindeed. he has so completely and utterly confessed it that it seems useless for me to detain the Senate to reiterate the factsthat this same man who is today a supervisor of the United States caused the arrest of nearly ten thousand American citizens upon charges. not for the purpose of being prosecuted to conviction. butfor the purpose of constraining and operating as a menace upon theirconduct and to extort from them naturalization papers to which their title in the law was absolutely confirmed. If I could have fancied that there was anything in this report that a Senator could not rely upon and properly produce before his colleagues. I was thrown entirely off my guard by the credentials of introduction with which this report came to me from the Senator from Maine himself.
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