Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30
HOW THEY LOVE HEARST.
New York Democratic Leaders Vigor.
ousiy Weld the Hammer.


ousiy Weld the Hammer.
New York, March 29.-Eut in years
has such a vitrioic speech been heard
at dinner in this city as that in which
Delaney Nicoll denounced William Il.
Hearst before the Democratic, Club last
evening. Ills speech was unexpected,
and 1t caused a sensation. hut he was
roundIy arplauded, ana when August
Belmont, who presided. asked tn
diners if they indnrscd NJ. Eicull's r.
MARKS there was 4 Unanimous cry ..
aye
Mr.. Nic"ll called Mr. Hearst Il
Sr"undrei' and Il "traltnr." anI de-
ClAr"i n" Sntthed into II" d"HIr"rati'-
camp III 1907 with the deliberate. INT III;
/" "EnIi" tn" candidate and tbs p!..f-
form. Special sigIi'icaa,o wa- given
linz speech from tn" fact thlt NJ. i:,i-
mont introduced Mr. Nirnli a4 one who
knew liz. attitude ara wnIlG H. Re-
=arG"u as. III a measure. rXpic.,in" Mr.
E"lm"nt'& opinions.
NJ. NIc"ll told 81 The trials ana trihu-
lati"as "f ;hc Parker ,amrai,.n Hill!
in'Id rntally stated that the onlv ch, ks
tn" In"lHHc"s ~ the Democratic. c'-!l-
isittr" had i'll that camIaign were
drawn on their own ;lvtni:ut. Then H.
said:
"Th"r" Is on" great mistake Wc i.i;.'i'.,
"n! want To tell Won about IL We
had many bureaus III our headquarters
AMI one bureau s;nr;,k"d III ana o'ciI-
pied TIL" entire fourth floor Tile rnr;n@
wcr" ours: We paid for them and Kept
them up. This crowd | refer to t..llnc
in occupied these rooms put their fcyt
under "ur desks and used our money :
il even put its banner w under orr
banner of democracy. That crowd was
William Il. Hearst. ih.n,'"n and the
rest of the followers. They came t. Us
ana wanted 10 come in with us.
We wanted every one to all orr
cause and We took tllr!n in. We we're
taking in al u" cuuId grt. We took
them into our headquarters ana every
hour they Were there they were trying
(" stick the knife into IL" i..u", ratio
'andi.iat" ana trying t" bait hin.
That WAS the sim Of their efforts.
!i"ir scheme. Don't forget L, That
wa" til" ,!"s>"st tI'"arhcvy rrrr pyrrc-
trHf"d upon I. Political party III tA'
history Of this; country. they o-clrp:c:I
oar rooms anl then drew their KNIVES;
and tried t" stick them irt" u;i. cantii-
GHt" and "lr platform.
"Whrn innh hack ana cnrti.:yt The
records If Hearst ana I:ryHn 7 wv. Il
true 6cln"crat and = false one so fa,
IS bryan is "u!i...- .ittl, he ,intirrt9o!, in
support Loyalty Hi Tie caiIIidatn5 .:
N" d"ihoclat;c rarity. lie dill not
a"r"' with orr IDEAS aitp@rthrr but
ME"r III" rl't:n"n ~n$ written IL.
Sr"k' upul il with luypltv ana SUP
ported the cdntiid;jt". want this club
20 taE'. my testimony thai Il" VIII! tn.
hnu"i:lic thing. In" hounrsibin thing
between man and man. He advocated
the Gle, zion If AR. Parker. but III could
not control his follow ing.
lie didn't sneak into our hraduaar
tors, tax" our money, use nur desks
imply friendship ana loyalty ana en-
plny cInissaries to 80 out ana stab oIr.
candidate III the dark. rs Hearst did. /
am not interested any more. I'm inf
telling You the difference between an
honest mar and Il dishonest politician.
and | don't want You to forget What |
am telling YOU. ! am "utlinin.c the diff
terence f"tW"e'l an honest man ana q
dishonest man ana Il scoundrrl
rs son may notic" / haze a ti..n
feeling III the matter. IT is tn" ono
SUBJECT of regret that comes t. mn
when liz" over the ticht We made ,Iur-
ing IN" campaign of 1894. / have mo-
more interest in the matter. | never
expect I" j" in the gam" again. but |