The San Francisco call., 1906-11-05
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nors that Hearst viii carry the state BY
100000 Tammany men merely smiled
u was pointed out that while Connors
- counting o. New York City 70 elect
Hearst. Murphy is counting on the
counties upstate 10 do il. This was
declared 70 be q striking Indication OF
tse Generalization Of the Democratic
Hearst campaign.
ENTHUSIASM on THE WANE.
The best estimate that can be made
on the canvasses Of the district leaders
give Hearst only 10000 in New York
County. and many Of the leaders admit
that they claimed everything n sight
Il was noticeable also that the riot
Gus enthusiasm and HILARIOUS confidence
N the Gi,sey House has given place 70 a
sort Of religious calm. There was dis
may when il was learned that Tam
many had practically thrown up its
hands. but the ebullient Eearstites
merely said Murphy was mistaken.
There were many sermons against
Hearst today. One OF the most notable
was delivered by the Rev. Dr.. J. Lind
say Parker OF the Protestant church in
Brooklyn, himself q Democrat He
scored Hearst IN the strongest terms
and passionately objected TO the at
tempt made 20 deliver the votes Of
Democrats 10 such & man.
Other sermons were delivered for
Hughes by the Rev. DR.. John P. Peters
and Dr. Felix Adler
Tsmmsny Hall held an afternoon
rally IN the star Theater and evening
meetings in theaters on the Bowery.
The principal speakers al these meet
iugs were Representative Cochran and
Senator Grady Both OF these men have
been ualigned by Hearst as dishonest.
and both z year ago were opposing his
election as Mayor on the ground that
he was the embodiment Of the spirit Of
riot and anarchy
SPEND A QUIET DAY.
Hughes and Hearst rested today af-
ter their campaigning last week Both
are scheduled for number Of speeches
tomorrow in Manhattan. and il prob
ably VIII be late in the night before
election before they VIII have made
their fnal appeals 10 the voters
Charles Z Hughes the Republican
candidate. spent the day quietly
Chairman woodruff Of The state Re
publican committee was al headquar-
te-s for q short time. but had nothing
70 say on the probable result OF Tues
days vote further than 10 reiterate his
confidence IN the election OF Hughes.
The usual Sunday before election"
gathering under the auspices OF Tam
many was held IN Harlem The speak
ers included Congressman Bourke Cock
ran and Francis Burton Harrison.
Cochran said he believed the political
movement headed by Hearst 20 be in
spired by God and therefore irresisti-
ble
POLICE ARE ACTIVE.
Hearst remained Al home al day and
denied himself 10 ali callers. His cam
psign managers have arranged for him
70 appear al several meetings tomor-
row. Election officials and the Police
Department are making preparations
70 prevent frauds and maintain order
at the polls Superintendent OF Elec-
tions Morgan today issued a statement
OF his election day plans. in which he
says his department is working in con
junction with The Police Department
and tie Attorney Generals oface 10
prevent frauds.
COMMISSIONS Bingham has caused
the police 10 investigate every name
registered and deputies have done sim
liar work" said Superintendent Nor
gan The police and the deputies will
have the evidence ready in each case
found 70 have been fraudulently reg
istered and arrests viii be made al
once and attorneys OF the bureau OF
Identification viii be present. equipped
with the complete evidence in each
case. We have ten thousand orders OF
arrest made out and ready 10 serve in
these cases
The judiciary nominators today in
troduced final appeal in behalf OF
their independent ticket for judges
The association 10 prevent CORRUPT
practices st elections. OF which
seth Low is president, announced to
day that il had retained counsel 10
represent ii in proceedings IN New
York County
" r Hearsts only political work
TO-DAY was his address at two gather
ings Of Independence League election
daT watchers AZ the polls. one in
Brooklyn and the other in Madison
square Garden.
BTERCE SHIELDS HEARST.
Admits He Wrote Lines That in a Meas.
NE InctIed MEX fnIer,a AIrrl.-