The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16
HEARST WILL LOSE
LABOR VOTES.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALL


NEW YORK, oct. 15.-Union Labor
is bitter against Hearst and his Inde-
pendence League for sighting them.
: The speech made by Chairman James
Hatch Of the independent Labor party
at the meeting OF the Central FEEDER
ated Union. denouncing the Indepen-
dence League for It's refusal to place
Labor candidates suggested by the IN
dependent Labor party on its ticket, is
TO be issued in the form of campaign
document for distribution among the
members of the zoo organizations af-
iliated with the Central Federated
Union. Secretary Ernest Bohm of the
Independent Labor party said today:
The turning down of the committee
from the Independent Labor party,
which asked fer Labor candidates on
the independence League ticket viii
defeat Hearst. The distribution of the
proposed pamphlets containing the
Hatch denuncia tory speech Will cause
men to vote against the Independence
League candidates"
General Secretary John A. Dyche of
the Garment Makers International
Union said today:
Hearst League by indorsing the In
dependent Labor party candidates
would have created great enthusiasm
in his behalf in the ranks Of organized
labor. Hearst made a big mistake in
not promptly accepting the Indepen-
dent Labor party candidates"
Business Agent Abraham Rosenberg
of the Cloak and Skirt Makers Union,
a prominent member of the SOcialistie
party. said:
Hearst viii lose a great many So
cialist votes because of the refusal of
the independence League to fuse with
the Independent Labor party. Hearst
almost cut the Socialists in this city
in half during his last campaign Many
thousands decided to vote the Socialist
ticket solid for Hearst when he ran
for Mayor on account of his radical
platform and because of the general
belief among the members of organ
lied labor that he would be elected.
The action taken by the Independence
League will greatly increase the Social
ist vote this year
- POLITICAL INDECENCY.
Hearst's proposal TO steal the name
of Judge Otto Rosalsky from the Re-
publican ticket TO bolster up his cause
aroused great indignation among the
Republicans today. 1t was admitted on
all sides that Hearst's only object in
trying to induce Judge Rosalsky TO
allow his name to appear in the Inde-
pendence League column of the official
ballot was to gain votes for himself at
the expense of Hughes.
While many Republicans regard the
nomination of Judge Rosalsky by the
Independence League as the height of
political indeceney, the Republican
leaders viii make no move in the mat
ter. Herbert Parsons, president of the
Republican county committee, would
not discuss the question, but it is
known that no formal request will be
made by the committee for the with
drawal of the Judge from the Hearst
ticket.
This was the last Of the four days
registration in Greater New York and
the grand total is 662, sos, as compared
with 643,T44 in 1905.
The ruling of Justice Greenbaum to
the effect that only eight newspapers
which support the candidacy of Will
liam r. Hearst for Governor are enti-
tied to receive election advertising as
Democratic papers was sustained to-
day by the Appellate division of the
Supreme Court.
WILL NOT SUPPORT HEARST.
NIAGARA FALLS, N y. Oct 15.-
Mayor Cutler has added his name to
those Democrats who will not support
Hearst. Not only will he vote for
Hughes, but the Mayor has begun to
work hard for the election of Repub-
iican nominees. The Mayors announce
ment of his desertion from the Demo
Gratis was made at a dinner in Buffalo
last night, where he made an i'm
promptu speech.
Il will not vote for that blatherskfte
Hearst" the Mayor said. Il am still a
Democrat, but it is a hard matter to
say that / belong to the Democratic
party as it stands today l have not
repudiated the Democratic party. but
cannot and will not stand for Hearst. -
The Mayor has a large-following who
feel the same way.
ROCHESTER,, \. Y, Oct l5.-The
open revolt OF Democrats in Monroe
County against the Hearst ticket con
tinues to increase in numbers and in
fiuence. Immediately after the Buffalo
convention the two Democratic daily
newspapers of Rochester, the Herald
and the Union and Advertiser. belted
the ticket and advised their readers 10
follow suit. Neither of these newspa-
pers has ever previously supported a
Republican candidate for State office
Both now advocate the election of
Hughes and the entire Republican state
ticket There is not weekly newspa-
per in Monroe County which is support
ing Hearst. Hundreds of prominent
Democrats here are supporting and
working for Hughes.
OSWEGO, n. \, Oct 15.-On. the eve
of big Democratic mass meeting. al
which Hearst has been featured as the
lA-'it'f f-A Sptdhtis iiit independence
League organization, which was formed
few months ago. with $50 members
has been disbanded Ignored by the
Hearst campaign managers in the ar
rangement for the formal opening OF
the campaign in this city, the members
Of the league took a firm stand against
participating in the meeting. and to-
night resolutions were passed settine
forth in bitter terms the insincerity OF
Hearst and condemning the action OF
his advisers.
II was agreed to dissolve the organi-
zation and to have nothing further t.
Go with the Independence League Dem
ocrats.
Tom Dillon for correct styles in hats.
cor, Van Ness and McAilister sts- :