New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

meeting which put him in nomination. by the
= ubeFaSes 4 tnt are no" d ods3e6 Dy the spsahe1s S
whole of this yellow journalism since its
first appearance in this community.
Tonight his candidacy represents every base
appeal to passion that We have observed during tho
encoura cement to riot every disposition to array
class against class assault upon property and
All these are the forces which have raised him
tonight to the position which he occupies. 1t is
with these We must reckon The people OF this this
community must now array themselves regardless
differences anticipated R in the future around the
1 have said there is a doubt that if he were
elected Hearst might be the first to turn his back
mind the danger to this community does not rest
upon Mr. Hearst's fidelity to his wild extravagaht
full would be to do violence to his whole character
elected he might try to assan the forces which he
had used for his elevation b but the power that nat
e Eethe 3 m the safety & and If or Of e n
disposition of citizens to maintain laws of their
enacted in obedience to the public opinion which
It is that belief in the determination of citizens
gardless Of party to maintain order that gives the
policemen. but million of citizens, are ready 10
yirdicate your rights and mine the ten thousand
to their own proves and while that disposition
be occasion for any of TO dread riot. disorder
assaults upon property. Now if at this election an
Of socialism should be elected. Where ask you,
friends, would there be room in the breast OF
the most sangune for that unquesioned beIlef that
If occasion arise the whole body of this community
would be one force to vindcate the law. to repress
disorder to finish riot?
Here is the danger in Mr.. Hearst's election. Not
his puny disposition enforce his anarchistic no
tions to abandon them, but the effect upon the
public conscience of such catastrophe the cleo
whoke whole public has been an appeal to
baseness, who e7nbodes everything which the COM
munity disapproves to the chief magfstracy or the
greatest foremost city in all Christendom.
DANGER TO SOCIETY"
himself after he is elected that should consider
formidable; 1t is the fact that his election ttseB
would be such a pronouncement In favor or an
archy and riot that the very foundations OF So
ciety would be shattered and the whole fabric OF
social order reduced to & ruin
Society never yet has been in serious danger. II
a distinguished and brilliant publicist of pure and
spotless life, whose patriotism no man questions,
whose humanity was broad as this earth itself,
could not induce the people OF the city OF New or
to support a programme of socalistto tendencies,
don't believe that man who is without character
or respect induce the people OF this community
to willingly support programme OF anarchy, ols-
order, riot and ruin. =,
Now I observe that the candidate that I have
gas at so cents, that he would give fares on tho
street railways at cents, and L oont Know
whether he Is going to give the Telephones away
or whether he IS going to give every one q chroIlo
with them I asked on Saturday night Why IL IL
that he did not promise tC give gas at 70 cents q
at 10 cents; why he didn't promise to transport us
for a cent fare instead OF 3; why, When ne HAs
ranarous with his promises, he did not unoertaKe
70 give us all these forms OF service for nothing.