The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
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This years canvass cost the Massachusetts,
Republican State committee campaign
chest s52.745. The New York, Republican
state committee spent sS22 900: William r.
Hearst spent. in round figures. $3.50. 600. and
snickarlne over the worLinos cf the oorrupt
practices law. In the ind ment of expert
enced souls the law was ruthlessly svaded
during the recent campaign.
The schedules HIed Mt Albany show. it ia
asserted. that this clause in the law was
especially violated:
No person shall I'm .nv nam. excent nj, own.
directly or Indirectly. himself or through another
person, make a paymen, or a promise OF payment
TO q political committee or to any onnosr
or member thereof. or to any person or persons
acting under Its authority or In Its behalf, nor shall
any such COMMITTEES or any such person or persons
knowingly receive a payment or promise OF pay
accounts or records of such committee. In any
name other than that Of the person or persons by
whom It Is made.
Yet the New York State publicity law or
ganization has taken no action.
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only twenty OF the sixty-seven Assembly
men VINO VoVeu usains1 retlrIhs ous.Ice war
rem ID nooker from the supreme court pench
% 'he o'ate a'e W oe IN hioany tH's "in'eF'
Aney ~
nepuonSans- ,narIes W. Meau y n,oahy,
Jesse . rniilpso Oh hIeSshy, JAMES l. roSeIS
" DtVo.no; ona'Ieo piovAe' ovu"
Charles r. Matthews OF Franklin, William
C.. Brady Of Greene. Edward G. Bowling OF
Kings, William Young of New York. William
q. Hastings Of Orange. John r. Yale of Put
nam, Frederick j. Gray and Edwin A.. Mer-
rift. Jr, of st, Lawrence; George II. Whitney
Of Saratoga. John NJ. Lupton OF Suffolk.
William r. Waddell of Warren and James K.
Apgar Of westchester.
Observation-Disclosures X. Kavan ma Oh Of Kings
and Leonidas ID. West Of Yates.
William r. Hearst carried the city OF
Rochester this year by 29o, but in 1902, the last
Gubernatorial election in a non-Presidentisl
year. the Republican candidate carried 1t by
3.O5l.
oenH.ot huSSl l DiacAe''' Ino IcpuSu
oNner . tne Du"V ouId'oN'dn, says ~ tna'
neNSpaper SohseshIHs u men.Ion " INV
my - "oouIuh y Ihi'eu oV0oes ooHaVo''
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he it was who marshalled the forces satisfied
with the rotten management Of the COM
panies and opposed to the change. At his
behest the caucus struck out of the bills the
provision requiring the lists Of policyholders
to be filed. so that there could be cooperation
betw cen the persons interested. To
elect him Senator would certify to the world
that the Republican party, happily turned q
IfstIA av-a. Hr1sr, Tea fpapnaliafn naaf had
I.e'o 80 - ..Hm.n- 70 Lsros
Simply IeIuIneu 70 nei "ano% ~
IL ~ result "oS' ueeoutiS " "e 'o'Ne
Echoes Of the Republican State convention
at Saratoga are still heard. One eminent
RenubIican at the Republican Club out it
TINS way lasI hlsht.
Inc last convention s.cAeneu me unVo
death Oh the suplu co"aruS. Inc Dig SUCK
ana the rharisees nave u ias"' anu nope
u Is appheu uhsparihRlE.
Inc speaker addeu that Lleut.-Gov' Bruce
Secretary OF state brlen. Comptroler
Kelsey, treasurer Mahenneler' attorney
General Mayer ana state engineer van Az
styne should not have been renomlnated. Gus
that hughes or FRANK b Black shouio nave
headed an entire new state ticket.
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