New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-14
MURPHY HITS AT HEARST.
Orders Democratic Nominees to
Reject POpuIist Endorsement.

Charles +. Murphy, the Tammany leader. yes
terdsy ordered Congressman William R. Hearst,
William sulzer and Robert Baker and ex-senator
Iowne, the Tamnzny candidate for Congress in
the XVIIth District, TO stop flirting with the Tom
Watson Democrats II they do not do It they will
go on the TaTnmsny blacklist-temporarily
ANY man, s~says Mr.. Murphy, who accepts the
nomination OF the Populists should a. get on
the Democratic ticket, for he must either be q
Democrat a Republican Populists IN this State
are but mesquerading Republicans"
Mr.. Murphy's inspired by the luke
warmness OF William R. Hearst toward the Parker
and Davis ticket On Tuesday The Evening Jour
nal" carried editorial telling merely the truth
about the fidelity OF Governor Odel TO the interests
Of the people In vetoing grab" bills The same artt
Gle gave Mayor Mcclellan thrust. 1t is putting
Il mildly 70 say that the article made a lot OF
trouble in Tammany Hall II made the Herrtck
boomers fairly rage With no longer any chance
OF electing Parker. the Herrick-Murphy combina-
ton is trying TO elect the ex-judgeboss. with the
understanding that Herrick will help Murphy pun
ish Senator McCarren. Mr. Hearst has thrown
cold water their efforts and the Herrick shout
ers are beside themselves with anger They de-
mand that MI Hearst get of the Tammany ticket
OF stop praising Odell.
Secretary Thomas F. Smith yesterday sent the
following notice TO thS leaders:
am directed by Mr. Murphy TO communicate
with you and advise you 10 ignore any offers that
your local candidates in the Peoples party column
with your candidate for Assembly on this subject
Mr Murphy desires ne 20 add that he hopes you
that the names OF Tanmauy Hall candidates shall
appear In any column other than that headed
by the star.
When MI Murphy was asked at Tammany Hall
yesterday II Tammany would not be allowed
TO receive the support Of the Popusts he said:
Foa bs2s q S 1Rd all mem & shat that
IS but a Republican adjunct-a poor feeble EFFORT
70 hoodwink decent voters in useless trick TO
draw votes away from the Democratic ticket
There can be no compromise by any Democrat with
Slch f.epuullSSI cIooAtahess DeIlocraIs must oe
part Of any Democrat TO any interest which does
VILE
Asked II the move 10 have the regular candidates
refuse Populist nomination or Endorsement was
directed against any particular person. Mr.. Muir
ply said.
It Is not. The idea Is not to hurt anybody. but
TO help Judge Parker"
How will II affect Mr. Hearst3'
- d4nt know ANYTIME about that don see
M row S Mr. suler or Nj Bake. who under-
stand. all asked 20 60 on the Watson ballot
DO you think that any Of the regular candidates
7 dent ;hink it viii come 70 such pass I do
nomination OF the Populists should at once get or
the Democratic ticket. for he must either be a
Democrat or a Republican. Populsts in this state
are but masquerading Republicans
sulzer. Town and BaEer. Nj. Baker lives, IN
BROOKLYN and probably VII be highly lnceHsFd a.
order him to cut out his PopuIist friends
ing the nominating petitions OF the Peoples party
IN his Congress district. as he believes In getting
all the ne He stood pat on Bryan
and free silver IN 1886 and 1870, and ne told ms
his friends from supporting him just because they
happen 70 be Watson men.
Ex-senator Charles a ToEne doesn't care
whether he gees 10 Congress as Tammany repre-
anxious stand well with both the Populists and
the leader Of Tammauy Han. He is likely TO re-
fuse Populist Endorsement this time, N the be
LEI that he NAV BE- compromise candidate for
President four years hence
William z. Hearst is entirely independent OF
harles F Murphy and Tammauy Hall. He wants
better for the radicals IN 1898 IL the Republicans
win this year with increased electoral vote.
Probably Mr.. Murphy. now that he has issued his
pronunciamento, viii anthinE further
with the patriots who running the Parker
campaign he would be Y all the Con-
gressmen affected by his order should refuse 70
pay the slightest attention 20 him
Nj Murphy IS sitting up aud taking notice OF
the Peoples party because hurting him
said Melvin .. Palliser chairman Of the State
committee. last night at the Holman House Con
unuing Mr.. PaIliseT said:
Murphy called in the leaders Of the Peoples
party and offered them anything II they would
ballot. We don't ask Mr. Murphy's consent 20
whom We will nominate We have nominated Mr.
Hearst. Mr. Sulzer. Mr.. ToWne and Mt Baker.
and the petitions OF these process OF
these men that they owned by Mr.. Mur
ply The nominations Of Mr.. Hearst and Mr. Sui
ger were forced on Nj Murphy and he did not
care turn them down. The only district whore
IN the XEIIth. where Mr.. Murphy turned down
Mr.. ShObeT, the best Congressman the city
had II these do decline II IS abso-
lutte evidence that they are puppets in Mr.. Muir