The San Francisco call., 1906-09-29
BOURBOHS ABJURE
THE CANDIDACY
Of HEARST.
Prominent New York State.
Democrats Declare They
VIII Never Vote for Him
FORMER FRIENDS
DESERT EDITOR
alOwnership League
That Supported Him for
Mayor to Indorse Hughes
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALI


SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
NEW YORK. sept. 2s.-~Eve-y true
Democrat knows where his duty lies
This Is likely 10 be the Hvatchword
Of the Democrats of this state, who
have fully decided not 10 support the
Hearst ticket nominated in Buffalo.
Mayor Adam of Buffalo furnished the
phrase tonight and he is not going TO
support Hcgrst.
The bolt OF Democrats. in conse-
4uence of the false prefense of the
Hearst movement, disclosed by The ais
Enee with Charles r. MURPHY ard by
the methods which gave control Of the
Buffalo convection To the Murphy fac
ion in TsR.masy HaII, became more
pronounced TO-DAY,
As : result OF the revuIsioa of feel
ng which HIS spread so rapidly IN
the rasks Of the s-u-icizaI Ownership
LcaSEc sizce the scrni=aflon by the
Democrats of V. =. Hearst, IL Vas an
asEEoed to1l=hs by t.c leaders OF that
orszzizztioz t,ss she sIuzieiszi own
crshfa league wiz PIT 4 third state
ticket IN shc Geld I7dorSfns Charles z.
hughes.
NecLELLAy's ANNOUNCEMENT.
Eeaaquarters hare been established
and ths machinery q organization VIII
he at zoriz to.norrowe Bsfore the.
movement had been under way twenty
four hours letters were received from
officers Of several district organizations
CT tEa Municipal Ownership League.
pledging support for the plan. Prom
Ises of support were also received from
individual members Of the former
Hearst organization. al Of whom de-
clared that they were anxious to use
their influence and votes in the interest
OF 1Ir Hughes.
Mayor Mcclellan followed his state
ment issued ia Buffalo by declaring
that he would never vote for Hearst.
but would vote for the rest OF the
State ticket. and that he was opposed
to Murphy a. all times. James H
Martin followed his refusal to vote for
Hearst in the convention by refusing
10 vote for him as the candidate He
has res sgned as Tammany leader Of
the Twenty seventh Assembly District.
Edward II. Shepard. who was the Dem
ocratic candidate for Mayor in 1901
and presided at the Albany conference.
issued 2 statement registering his con
tinued opposition 10 Hearst.
Intense indignation is becoming
manifest in this city over the report
that deal has been entered into be-
tween Murphy and Hearst whereby
they are 10 apportion the ten Supreme
Court 5udgeships between them. each
taking helt
CROWDS CHEER HEARST.
Hearsts nomination was ratified at
q mass meeting in Madison Square
Garden tonight There was tre-
mendous outpouring Of men and wo-
men. The building was packed in
every part The enthusiasm for Hearst
was very great and Jerome's name
was hissed for seven minutes Hearst
accepted both nominations. and with
out trying TO reconcile the gIaring in
consistencies Of the Buffalo and Car
negie Hall planks. said he would stand
upon his own platform.
Timothy l. woodruf issued a state
ment soliciting contributions. but stat
ing expressly that none would be re-
ceived from corporations and none
with the understanding. express or i'm
piled. that favoss would be granted in
future This was nade public after
q conference between woodruff and
Hughes.
Hughes continues 10 be showered
with congratulations from Republicans
and Democrats. The chairman Of the
insurance agents. who differed with
him as 10 the best way Of reforming
the Insurance business, has promised
him his support.
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