The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-24

Ahs rescue Osborne thought that - hoAg -
ne was paying the freight he might a. we'll
utilize the headquarters, and he continued
Willard In charge; and that 10 how the head
quarters here were seized by the anti
Hearst DEMOCRATS. Hearst can thank Con-
ners for il.
Y The mail matter TO be sent out by Willard
is not to ave the caption Headquarters
Democratic State Committee The State
committee sign on the Gray Building has
not been removed, nor will it be unless the
Democratic State committee meets and
orders il down. Conners oannot order il
Gown. for he ia not a member Of the
State committee. After election no one
will care whether the sign is up or down.
The Hearst pictures displayed in the front
windows OF the headquarters were still in
? position tonight. They were put there by
the headquarters ~janitor and no one wanted
TO hurt his feelings by ordering them down
willard will not openly admit that he Is
working against Hearst. All he will say
in reply to queries as to the future work Of
the headquarters Ia:
i am still in charge here and directing
sne work OF the headquarters ir the in
terests Of the Democrat C party, IA usual"
And then in the next breath Willard adds;
'"Mr. Osborne il now paying the rent
The Gray Building was formerly used
rs a Bible publishing house. Chiseled
in the stone over the stair on the man
floor il the quotat or The fear Of the Lord
il the beginning OF Wis Tom" Osborne
and Willard hope not 10 appeal in vain TO
Democrats of wisdom to defeat Hearst and
rescue the party.
y state Comm, tteeman McCabe of Albany
knew nothing about these changed con-
ditions unit 3 O'Clock last night. All yester-
day afternoon girls were answering Will
lard's advert Sement for copy!sts. Mc'abe
asked Willard what was up. Willard old
him bluntly. McCabe was nonplussed.
He recovered in time to catch the Empire
State Express for New York, tired
unsuccessfully to find Conne there, and
finally ran across Hearst with the dreadful
news. McCabe returned from New York
/. this morn ng and removed his desx from
Democrat State headquarters to Albany
county Democratic headquarters in the
brisbane Build ng on North Pearl street.
What effect will tn ; action have on the
politics of the State?' Mr.. McCabe was
asked.
/. "In my Judgment il will have no effect"
he said. Il believe that machine Politics
IL going 10 be OF very little importance IN
this camTa align. Tho PEOPLE are ready,
and in my judgment the politicians better
get ready. Mr.. McCabe Issued this formal
statement
aThe Democratic State headquarters
In the Gray Building has been taken over
az q headquarters by tho anti-Hearst cabal
of the party. ! understand that "a number
OF young ladies are being employed in send
ing out n letter 10 oitiz eDs Of the State
attacking Mr.. Hearst. ! nave also been
Informed thar Mr. Thongs Osborne OF
Auburn will foreshadow thh line Of attack
IN a speech 10 be delivered in Auburn to-
night.
Willard and his staff of girls worked until
nearly midnight addres sing envelopes and
newspaper wrappers. Strong bolts have
been put upon the doors of headquarters
and an armed night Waterman has been
hired TO prevent the carrying Of the head
quarters by storm. No n can get near the
door until he gives his name to the watch
man who stands guard on the outside. who
passes the name in to Willard.