The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-28
BIPARTISAN
Prophecy


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papers the week preceding September In every OF The
Call and Chronicle contained in that file there cockure
the impobly Hearst nomination. of his
ger following and OF his rapid decline in popularity and possibility OF
selection
Read in the knowledge OF the OF Heass nomination by
overwhelming majority the convention these pro-
pheces intensely interesting They show either that the writers
and publishers msd their anpaes else that they were
simply playing the anpes the supposed anpae OF their
readers They either gued themselves or were trying to gull
others.
Der only four days before Hers nomination These supply still
interesting reading this subject The Chronicle says:
New York, September 2I-Ihe impression growing among
conservative Democrats that Hearst will not be presented
the State convention be held Buffalo week 1t
New York county personal Without these Hearst cannot
be nominated by the Democratic State Convention.
Hearst claiming than delegates from the
upstate counties instructed for him Democrats who inter
csted saving the party from the Murphy deal have quietly
cafes the o-caed Hearst delegates merely cononay instruct
ed They for his nomination only he is the choice Of
majority of the convention
The Call has still Mr. Hearst IT.
Buffalo Sept 2-Two things the Democratic State convention
will do when here week to nominate its ticket 1t will
nomination for Governor the ground that longer Demo
crat and will ndoe W. J. Bryan the logical candidate OF the
Democracy for the Presidency in 1908
Mr. Hearst employees and eutenants here pancstrcken
by the collapse of his boom all the State Their commodous
Headquarters in the Elliott Square building OF verh acv
W They had believed they certain the wenyseve
OF Erie County the State convention for Mr. Hearst Since the
delegates were elected conventions which refused adopt Hearst
Instructions they have reduced their claim and they will prob
ably get less than half that number
And what the partisan papers been
doing this instance they have been doing years past Why?
do not the learn anything by experienced Is there
Of humiliation and shame woefuy
mistaken-either misguided or wilfuly disappearing?
The real be found in the public newspapers
There need be of humiliation shame embarrassment
the part Of these newspapers because public
catered does demand any feeling The public they
appealed wanted just what they got Radical opinions
any subject religious political always vndcvey by
the element of society which likes think conservative
is this element which largely controls the prevailing expression Of
sentiment The radical opinion it makes Roadway, usually
triumphant before the element
impossible Some newspapers themselves deceived Others
knowing what their readers want give them is
alone in the present instance but year year public being
told and demanding to be told that the thing doesn't like i'm
possible 1t is the ultra partisan bias which believe
ayorte baseball its avOre athlete
can be beaten which the suggestion that and
which is therefore being constantly told regularly
suffering the jar of the cold fact thatong nvnc but Truth