New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
KINGS CHEERS HE4RST.
Thromgs Listen to Municipal OzU''-
ership Leader.

..b. enthusiasm displayed for NJ. Hearst III
T3roollyr, last night is good basis for 'uusii
he has split the Democratic party VICE opsA A
that borough and made practcaAy cei .N'
defeat of Ridgway and the eiectloh VI nh"ooA
1.botei, as Borough President and greatly III
-as r,oor,x, majority for Mr.. WINS for
So NJ Hearst spoke to three thousand
-o-,a Of tvvo meetings in McCarren's oistricI.
,bt1a as many more, unable to get INTO inc
halls waited In the streets to cheef nun o--
And when he walked the half dozen oiocAs iioli
ono hall to another In Long 1at
they formed q cheering escort Tor hiih aiia
most insisted on carrying him on theif shoo1-
ders- -,, r,-,
15a went to the CIerrnont Avenue Rink from
,IlT..'.o-,,. a,s+r,c. and there found upward of
five thousand people. who rose ana che0ieu ~.
,a than ten minutes before they Would iet
,,s ,zojce be heard Outside throng ruby as
s-aat as that gathered in the rink mace d JAIN
so dense about the entrance to the oulloins 'NH1
the candidate obliged to go IN oy uis o@~A
door. When he left the hall, a large part oi ING
audience followed best they couio ano
fairly lifted him into his automobile INCH lnss
crovded about to shake his hand until II seemed
ss though the speaking tour wouio turn Ai'o
~o.or+ioT and would have to end at the rink
49, u.arst followed her husband In his cam
no,1-, lost night for the first time ana was an
enthusiastic participant in the CierInohp-as@-
meeting At those preceding she hao 'AooeA
,,i, IN ths doors In her car and waited tof hak'
Hearst to come out, but at the big neeung Ia
I,oopIyn she went with him to the platform
cha axnressed herself as delighted with cam
oir,ing and with the enthusiasm shown for her
husband. Mr. Hearst also. was hugely pleased
Think Of IT," he said on the hoInewaro "Trip.
.nr>vyo meetings In McCarren's district, and Old
Won see the crowds and hear the cheersF
AT ClerInont-ave. the mention or McCarTenS
name brought forth bowls Of derision and cat
calls and the speakers play on the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit was particularly effective He
spoke in part as follows:
The other night spoke In Manhattan on the
noisfical trust told the people that many trusts
had been formed to take away their money, but
the political trust has been formed TO take away
their rights and Hbsrties as American citizens
i told them that Thomas b; Ryan was pTesio9nt
Of political trust and Belmont aho M eler
and MoCarreu and Odeu agents. and MCCLELLAN
offoe how but made one serious OMISSION
ose .aUs And Mt Brady, who didn't attend ths
directors meeting the other night. Is director IN
many corporations ..., ~. r,u.,x, q.
ssS the political trust to give them political pro,
neS and they need the office boy TO run ana
fetch franchises and make hnssli selisI any
JI assanger for the NewYork Life signed note
tT "a sss 900 and that George Mcclellan the mes
senger boy for tho political trust s2nea CLIO N'A'-
sen "a ga the Brooklyn Rapid Transit particularly
rsaas political protection and Mandy ONCE ; ooy,
forii II and an honest Mayor would make II keep
Reol ntaenntracts When the Brooklyn City Railroad
receives with the city to provide ample accom-
ss IIsations 10 the travelling public" and to Keep
mo z.r.ss through which thsy s~n '1n thorough