New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07
HOW HEARST MET SUIT.
Mr.. Hughes Sho1o EdstoTs Uss OF
Methods He Condemned.

Charles E Hughes. the Repusrcan sesndaF6
bearer. swunE round the circle In Brooklyn lase
night At two huge meetings and swo club -
ceptions he talked to some $500 persona AID
at every place he won his audience Ev9ywhaRe
he aroused the greatest enthusiasm; evsrywhsr~
his speeches breathed conhdencs IN Tie suocens
of the Republican party. while IN visorouA
phrases he denounced the campaign nsthods @
the opposition
Perhaps the most remarkable meeting OK hs
night was at a huge tent IN Broadway near
chauncev street. where gospel meetings have
been held There were at least thrss thousan4
persons there when Mr.. Hughes and his paSey
arrived-nostly workingmen-rnotorrnen IN UNI
form and laborers who had not doned taear
working clothes. And every man there snoToo
his confidence IN the Hughes candidacy'
Coupled with il was vast enthusiasm when-
ever Roosevelt's name was mentioned
When Mr.. Hughes walked up through tn~
throug policemen pushing way for him. on
ava-1- side hands were stretched out TO grasp
his and shouts and cheers rang into a great roar
OF applause.
Hughes, our next Governor" shouted one
man.
Hughes, our next President" came an
amendment And how they shouted!
When his speech was ended and he entered
his motor car with Mr. woodruff TO go to the
Union League Clubs reception a throns pressed
round the machine, thrusting hands through the
windows and waving hats and cheering loudly
II took i've minutes for the driver TO back out
of the throng
MEETINGS INTENSELY ENTHUSIASTIC
Neither the tent meeting nor the one at PROS
meet Hall in South Brooklyn was stald aiIalT-
The entrance of the candidate and MS party was
the signal for applause and witticisrns OF every
came ~Charlie-our Charlie" He was adjured
70 shake 'em up" Soak 'em!" Hit 'em
aeain,~ in the most cordial fashion And MI
-ben, he did He confined his attention princi-
naIIv 10 Mr. Hearst, his conduct or his own
papers and his "foOling people with name
He showed how Hearst. denouncing corporations.
avoided liability. criminal and financial oy nav
ing his papers controlled through corporations
He urged sane treatment of the corporations
giving praise where it was due cutting out cor
ruptiOn merciessly-
Mr. Hughes Job Hedges. ex-Judse brehne'
and several others had dinner with State Chair
r,.,, v-oodruff at his Brooklyn home. From
,bsra NIr Hughes. Mr. woodruff and ex-Judge
1,-sr went To the first meeting, al Prospect
Hall
1ta ,,aeting az Prospect Hall was a most
enthusiastic gathering. Every seat IN the huss
hall was taken and many people were standing;
the galleries we're filed In the boxes were
+,,Ss,s Of we'll dressed women. who waved flags
and cheered frantically whenever Mr. Hughes
made a telling point AT least zaoO were IN
o++ardance and when Mr.. Hughes. State Chair
man Woodruff ex-Judge Brenner and VIM
NJ Calder. candidate for Congress. entered the
hall every person was cheering madly for
governor Hughes" and waving an American
flag.
Not until ex-Judge Bremen rose to open the
meeting did the cheering cease, and when Mr.
Calder. after haying the system" and the
corrupt corporations introduced Mr. Hughes
as the man who had broken up this preytns
system" the audience ran wild.
Mr. Hughes stood smiling at them as they
shouted their approval OF him
Three cheers for our next Governor" howled
one man In the rear of the hall when the band
had ceased playing The Star SpangIed Ban
ner."
What's the matter with Hughes?" demanded
another. eIiciting laugh
Charlie. Charlie our Charlie; he's all right.
answered man with foghorn voice. from 3
box directly above the candidates head. and
another huge laugh and storm Of applause
went up.
MR. HUGHEs's SPEECH
Mr. Hughes spoke follows;
AS an old Brooklynite, as one who lived IN
early married life. thank you Tor tnis Wslco.i1S
/ know that you are with US IN the eIOre %
marshal the forces Of order 10 call out the r
serves Of decent citizenship We may not oe
able TO still the appeals 20 envy and Ia atteso-e
We can Ike them harmonious i picked up =
naDsr the other night. a paper that Is supposed
70 he owned and controlled by my opponent
roattar 10 which shall refer lateT-and found
,bIs signiacant heading q do not know whether
q A. bjs motto but il might bel. and il is this
''Fooling the people with name 4hdepen1-
euce" "Americanism. foolng the people Win
a name Corporations" fOOling the people with
q name What is a corporation? OF course the
great business OF banking, OF Insurance. OF rah-
roads unless conducted by the state. must be
conducted by corporations
The most significant feature OF commercial
DEVELOPMENT Is the business corporation We
fnd almost every sort OF business incorporated
Crocers are incorporated Printers are tncor-
porated Even retail dealers are incorporated
Why?
Well IN the first place. in the ordinary part
nership IL man dies who Is member or the
nEWEy's WINES STAND FOR QUALITY.