Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-06
HEARST MOVEMENT A POWER.
ia Philadelphia Republicans and City
Party Are Both Claiming To-
mOrrow's Election.
OHIO CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIES.
Dick Says Derrick Will be Elected by
$4,000 Plurality; Democrats Say Pat
tisOn viii Get 10000 Plurality.

New York, Nov To-day will Wit
ness the closing scenes of one of the
most remarkable political campaigns
IN New York Ciy's history 1t has
been remarkable in many ways, The
variety Of sudden startling moves on
The municipal cheokerboard have over
turned all precedent, upset all calcula-
tons and have rendered useless all sys
tens for forecasting the probable out
come. The two old party organiza-
tons have been invaded by q new and
great force which under the name Of
the Municipal Ownership league and
with william r.. Hearst as It's candi-
date Tor mayor has conducted a cam
pagn SO vigorous ana so well man
aged that the city has been astonished
at lts strength, At first it was be-
lieyed that this movement was one
born OF momentary excitement and
popular clamor due to the insurance
revelations and other causes OF public
unrest and that when Tammany Han
swung It's great organization into line
The Hearst movement would decline
and collapse before election day, This
belief has been disappointed, Instead
Of declining In force the Hearst cam
yass wound up last night In a spec
tacular meeting in Madison Square
Garden with the garden crowded with
every man It could hold and with many
thousands outside unable TO gain adj
mltaute. The gathering was so great
that Cor several hours the strugglIu
masses Of people we're barel' controlled
and Il was impossible for the police to
keen the streets Open when Mr.,
Hearst rose 10 speak he was greeted
with outbursts OF cheering that lasted
Cor nearly 30 minutes. Another incl
dent of the Municipal Owuership
league canvass was the calling out of
bed OF Mr.. Hearst at ? o'clock sunday
morning to speak at Hebrew nail al
the Grand Central Place.
Mayor George 3. Mcclellan. the
Democratic nominee for reelection.
has based his appeals for votes on ms
record as mayor and the fulhllment OF
promises he made two years ago. lie
closed the active work Of his campaign
at meeting In the Hippodromc last
evening that building being unable to
accommodate by many thousands the
throngs that gathered TO hear nm
sneak. The mayor was tnusastcai'
Nv greeted by his audience and later
when Corporation Counsel Delaney
asked If George y. Mcclellan has not
given us good administration the'e
was am answering shout Of yes. as
The crowd rose and waved thousands Of
American flags,
William NJ. WINS, the Republican
nominee for mayor, began his cam
rllgn with general feeling In the city
that he had no chance TO win, but %
ilg Doe refused 10 subscribe himself
and no has gone ahead IN a vigorous
way making many speeches ana ieil-
'rg bis followers that IF the ltepuul-
can vote could be held In line he would
ha elected owing to the division or the
Democratic vote between Hearst ana
Mcclellan. Mr.. WINS was counsel 90
thC Fassett committee which inNestl-
gated New York city politics more than
10 years ago, and has long record l'
worker for better conditions IN POLITE
cal ife
Hardly second to the interest in the
may0ralty has been the picturesque
canvass OF William r. Jerome for re-
election as district attorney Of New
York county
40 the very beginning Mr. Jerome an
iounced his independence Of either Of
ths two great political organizations,
having given some oftensc to powerful
members Of both, either by his conduct
Of bis Office or his public comments up-
on The methods OF the political bosses.
Rejecting efforts of the managers of
,he Citizens union to induce him to run
i0r mayor he made the slogan Of his
campaign independence Of the rule OF
me political boss, declaring that this
principle was so great as % completely
oyershadow himself az a candidate, His
appeals for the voters To- rise against
Et't in public offices and his repetl-
Lo0 roo The question Oefcrriu@ 20
CHARLES f Murphy, leader Of Tam
many HalD, where did he get Il"
contributed powerfully TO make the cry
os honesty IN politics a clear cut issue
or .ne campaign.
Hc',ellan and Jerome were fnvorites
IN I0e betting today az 90 I I'm favor
e''A. Even money was offered that
''.Isi VIII poll 175 900 votes