The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-23
HEARST A CORRUPT
MONEY TYRANT,
SAYS OSBORNE

Auburn, ~ Y, Oct 23-Former Mayor
Osborne. who was a delegate 10 the Buff
falo convention and bitterly opposed 10
Hearst, is out with a signed statement
today. defining his position I'm the cam
paign. After long introduction he treats
the subject under these heads, viz:
Hearst Is not a Democrat
2-He secured the nomination by cor
ruption and violence
8-He IL trying 10 disrupt the Demo-
cratic party.
4.-The lnsincerity of Mr.. Hearst
lie charges Hearst with being corrupt.
money tyrant. the creator and organizer
OF hatred. modern instance OF those de-
generate Roman millionaires who bought
their offices from the people with bread
and circuses, new and sinister figure
In our political history"
FOR THE INTEREST OF THE PARTY.
Albany. n. Y. Oct 23-I ves lgation to-
day or the reported "s,sl.SAe" OF the
permanent headquarters OF the Demo-
cratic state committee N. Z il city by
Democrats opposed 20 IA, candidacy OF
William r. Hearst, developed me or the
most interesting phases OF ~ present
extraordinary state campaign
The main facts learned today are that
the rent OF the present state headquarters
al - state street has been paid since July
aha Maydr IN r5nranc a5dyance until next May by ex-
one or the most bitter opponents OF Mr..
Hearst's candidacy. Today a large force
or stenographers is at work i'm a cam
paign directed by those directing II 10 be
for the best interests or the Democratic
party"
Francis a. Willard head of the press
bureau, said: I'VE are working here as
we always have worked for the best in
terests OF the Democratic party"
For the election of Mr.. Hearst?" was
asked.
Mr.. Willard pointed TO the pictures Of
Mr.. Hearst I'm each Of the front windows.
but made no other reply 10 the question
rs there an unusual amount OF work
being done here nowp" was asked.
we have engaged extra room and a
good-sized force is at work.
In opposition 10 Mr.. Hearst?'
For the best interests OF the Demo
cratic party" reiterated Mr.. willard.
THAT is all have 10 say"
From other reliable sources II was
learned that the work now being done at
these headquarters Is practically under
the direction OF Mayor Osborne and other
Democrats whose opposition TO Mr..
Hearst has been constantly avowed.
State Committeeman Patrick f. McCabe
returned here today and made the follow
ing statement: 1.-THE Democratic state
headquarters at "a State street has been |
taken over as a headquarters by the anti
Hearst cabal OF the party. understand |
that a number Of young ladies are TO be |
employed IN SenulnR out n letter 10 lnt 1
citizens OF the state attacking Mr.. Hearst. |
have also been informed that Mr. Thorn |
rs NJ Osborne OF Auburn will foreshadow |
the line OF attack In a speech TO be delv
cred in Auburn tonight. My address In |
his campaign is AZ North Pearl street. !
the headquarters of the Albany county |
general committee |
NO SEIZURE.
Auburn, n. Y. Oct. 23.-In reference 20 |
the reported seizure OF the Democratic |
state headquarters at Albany, Thomas NJ |
said today: There was no seiz-
ure and there is no necessity for any one !
TO get excited over the matter. Everyone |
who has any right or title 10 any of the |
there can get IL without any |
trouble and the headquarters will be con
tinued for use in furthering the interests |
d. the Democratic party"