New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
TuF HEARST BOOM FOR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
TT SHOWS ITSELF ACTIVE AND PERSISTENT IN
WIDELY SEPARATED PARTS OF THE COUNTY,.
VIEWED FROM ALBANY.
r,teu Seriously There, but Lacifs
Support IN Legislature.
LIZ rr1rnRAP1r TO TIE TRIBUNE.l

-, Ian. Ut would hardly be too strong
...tsment 20 say that among the meniDet
re New-York delegation at the Cap10o'
o ,,,nort the Democratic faith there 10
- q single adherent OF Wllilam H. -
y. .,+irnent here is OF doubt, dstrust and apPre-
'H' fear lest the unexpected happen ana M
ae- larry of the nomination. OF this theIe -
ell amount When Norman T. Nd
-. ~ over in Albany last week to make a Pr
-. 20 the somewhat neglected SHRINE % 20
Sc David p. Hi. he confided IN tile - 49,
T,oyoocrats who saw him that the Ni''i1'
hose -. movement surpassed his expecta-
o. u' ,.a,a-sa as so many others have In tIe last
noHs that the Joke book period OF 'ile meas
- had passed. .,- 20 Parker
..Iling OF the relation OF 1ainilias -, a a
sa1- sistr1st OF Hills influence over H. .
fn' - 80, rriuted IN The Tribune TeeeN.ly' -
cOnTersalO1I1 ocratic Senator. near to Charles L.
pIohr .drnitted with a show OF ieenl6 -
as danger IN the Hearst OOOHl' -, or
80 - vtayy the danger came lIoiH -, ,o,,5i
D. ,,+rv where the constant talA Vi 80 ~+l,a-
a.. differed IN wise from .he - -. ,,--ess,on
GEL. -. .tere and he was AFRAID inc iIF- 49,
oanoiu1 .+b the discussion of the DOOM '
ms II+ ,ras really formidaple C@Au N. 49,,
MI. he1t net the Democrats here more 'iiail
= ,4ber single thing was the $50. 10 de-
s. Herman A Metz, Brooklyn - 900 Mr.
;,.a a Congress nomination TWO &C. TTfas+ and
80. e. lust back from tTlp III '-'
southwest rv,as at the Hearst
,,,,ant out West" said Mr.. Mel% - .roro
1,,ng for him They will SEND oeAes0 80
-, States for him, and there Win 70 - -.
several eO.'es o,,a5inf the convention. Out there
80 - We, are named in connection VIZ -
D,so,, The Republicans are al LOT -
-. ,,,o democrats are all shouting JUST -, "a
- Cor hearst The Hearst boom IS 10 JIM
so1,t YOU forget itF' ,,., offers
- A., continent Of the local leglsId'oiS -,
!
t"o =. &c, one who. even secretly mas ue
-. .,v recollection for Mr.. hea1S| 4,
= tba other hand. not a re" "ilo 0N---e 1.
a6snce Of course that among - c,,
r,o,s the voters OF their distrlC1s 'l a.i.
.. ST Hearst IS a topic Of serious conVerS-' ioI',
OF MI ,..,ors NJ the boom are 10 be found
-. a. ,ba downtown Tammany stronghoIoS' nc
-I.nor+ Mr. Hearst through his local paper,
- MAYOR Mcclellan and the Murphy ucAe' A -
,.s+ caunpaign IS something these peoP4e
.,-.o+ten The editorials OF MI Hearst PaP
Rad y them and his constant discussion Ol ms
ou-n candidacy has given the matter real p'0i''-
80 among certain classes OF people.
THIS then is the present situation; The Demo
,-.ts are afraid Of him; his campaign ana INC
PROPORTIONS his boom has taken have seriously
alarmed them; whether they will not be swept Oh
,sr feet and forced to abandon all their me spun
,.,,.s ~ promotion for Mayor Mcclellan is their
present anxiety. But It is seriously TO be Cues-
toned Il Mr.. Hearst can control the support OF
single Democrat in the present legislature Day
s.ter day new and yet more alarming tdings OF the
growth OF the Hearst sentiment in the west o.
which Norman z. Mack and Herman A Metz are
,o+ nv any means the sole messengers. are being
borne IN upon the Democrats here There Is just 9
suspicion that the chances OF Chief Judge Parker
NAV improve-have improved since the Democrats
have been driven 10 take the Hearst boom serious
II. Last week the talk OF Parker was on the whole
rather antagonistic; this week one Of the most IN
@1,a neraO sid
back with the solemn assurance: IT'S Parker
he's 81"