Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-04

Monroe county are disguised with the
nomination of Hearst and are openly
announcing their intention to repudi-
ate the ticket As announced I'm the
Evening Post yesterday, both of the
Democratic newspa pers have bolted
Hearst. Louis Antisdale said: I'm view
OF the outrageous action of Hearst's
lieutenants IN throwing out dozens OF
regularly elected delegates to swell
Hearst's vote on the roll cali, do not
believe any Democrat is bound by the
result of the Buffalo convention. I shall
vote for Charles 10. Hughes for gover-
nor, and / think all my friends feel
the same way. 1t will be wasted effort
to make d third ticket The most efa
fective way to beat Hearst is to vote
for Hughes" William G. Barry park
commissioner, said II shall not support
Hearst for governor. and 1 do not see
how any deteut Democrat can support
him. l shall vote for Hughes"
James s. Ravens, who was delegate
to tho ST. Louis convention two years
ago, said; Il shall vote for Hughes
Never in the history of oneida county
politics." sads a Utica dispatch, has
a nominee been so bitterly denounced
by IAen of his own party as was Will
liam II. Hearst today. The general
opinion seems to be that, while there
will be no open bolting in the party, the
ticket will be badly cut. A wager was
made that oneida county which gave
Higgins a plurality of 1000 two years
ago, will give Hughes 1000 in Novem-
ber."
In Herkimer county the feeling
against Hearst is so intense that n
movement has been started In Little
Falls to form an anti-IIearst party.
In Madison county Hearst Is not in
favor. Many will bolt the ticket while
others WIN remain away from the polls
Prediction was made at Syracuse yes-
terday that an organized faction, to be
known as the Hughes Democracy, will
soon make its appearance in Onondaga
county as a result of the nomination of
Hearst. Many are the old-llne Demo-
Gratis who will cast their ballots for
Hughes in the absence Of an independ-
ent ticket.
Rockland Bolts Hearst
Prominent Democrats in every part Of
Rockland county are in revolt against
Hearst, and while many of them object
to being publicly quoted, they say that
from now on they will use all their in
fluence for the election of Hughes. DR..
George A. Leitner, one of the most
prominent Democratic leaders in the
county, said: 1.-THE nomination of
Hearst is one Of the most outrageous
and disgraceful things ever perpetrated
i'll this state. Last evening 1 was in
a company of eight well known Demo-
Gratis, who said they would work for
Hughes A prominent Democrat, who
has held Legislative office in the state
and who has always kept within party
lines, said today that he would vote for
Hughes being the first time in his life
that he has cast his vote for any Re-
publican for state Office"
In Schoharie county, which usually
gives Democratic majority, George M.
Palmer, minority leader in the assem-
bly,, was sidetracked and Hearst dele
gate went to the Buffalo convention in
his place. Mr.. Palmer is quoted in
local newspaper in Schoharie county to
the effect that the nomination of Hearst
would be calamity" Schoharie, it is
predicted, will give a Republican ma
jority this fall.
In Saratoga county Democrats say
that they would vote the Republican
ticket for the first time in their lives
and others will stay away from the
polls. The majority of the Democratic
papers content themselves with giving
the result of the Buffalo convention
without comment.
Conservative Democrats in Wayne
and Seneca counties are highly indig-
nant and voice their sentiments openly,
according to a Lyons dispatch, over
the capture of the Democratic state ma
chinery by Hearst. There are four act
i've Democratic newspapers in these
counties. One will support Hearst, the
Others in a lukewarm manner. There
will be knitting of the ticket and a lot of
staying at home.
Westchester county, according to the
most conservative politicians, will give
Hughes 5000 majority.
Detection of Democratic Newspapers
Dispatches to the Times from editors
of upstate Democratic newspapers in
dicate that Hearst will suffer from the
detection of a considerable proportion
of the press which heretofore has sup