New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
PRESIDENT FOR HUGHES
MESSAGE TO EAST SIDE.
Statement of Sympathy Read at
Hungarian Club Rally.

"Any ono who believes who tries TO convey
the impression that am not heart and soul for
Mr. Hughes is either wiIfully or inadvertently
laboring under deIusion. ! first, last and
all the time for Governor Hughes. because
know ard feel that ne stands precisely for the
same principle that stand for.
~ authorize you to make that statement to
your friends and my friends on the East Sids
with all the emphasis that is in you.'
This. according TO Marcus Braun was the
statement made 10 him by President Roosevelt
IN Washington yesterday when Mr. Braun went
TO Washington 10 carry 10 the President the con-
gratulations OF the Hungarian Republican Club,
of this city. on the anniversary OF his forty
eighth birthday. Mr.. Braun. who was chair
man Of the Republican mass meeting OF the I'd.
Sd. sth and 10th Assembly Districts organiza-
ton ar Cooper Union last night. told It 10 ths
audience.
Mr.. Braun said It was the first authorized ex-
preston the President had made regarding the
campaign in New York State. After reading the
Presidents message Mr. Braun said. in part:
Ny friends Parties political parties. are ssso;
VINO said that II mad no political opponents
cans. have no political opponents. The historical
opponent OF the Republican party the Democratic
swsiiowsd 5 %p by the he Anaconda nsiS H' mas "
man suhsTlns from = new~thank God. very nsw-
disease, known as Hearsteria, and who shall be
in hatred. Hearst IN impudsnce. Hearst in ths
contempt OF his countrymen.'
a socialist, he is an unscrupuous POLITICAL adven.
turer. sowing hatred. appealing to passions aroused
oy deliberately uttered falsehoods. TO whom nothing
is holy, nothing is sacred. nothing Is pure except
his own deeds and actions.
HI His conduct as Congressman trom this cty
OF the Immigration bill. which pending in Con-
gress in June last. That bill was fathered by the
labor unions.
Besides Mr. Braun, the speakers were LIeu-
tenant Governor Bruce. Frank Moss. Congress-
William S. Bennett and Carl Hauser. Ex-
Mayor Low had bean expected to speak, but had
a previous engagement
Frank Moss during his speech said:
year ago Mr.. Murphy. and Mr.. Hearst. then
Hearst said that Murphy was a thief and that ne
hoped to see him In states prison Later he
him there. Murphy said that Hearst was an an
archist and was responsible for the assassination
Of President Mckinley. Hearst denounced Tam
nounced the Municipal Ownership League a
cialst body. This year these aniable enemies
have not been Withdrawn. and remain true
they ever Were BY this disgusting partnership
Hearst hopes to be advanced toward the Presi-
dency and Mr.. Murphy hopes to save the local
plunder
1 see no change in Tammany no change in Muir
ply: and have yet to hear that Hearst has
pressed any regret for mis- misdongs which pre-
ceded the awful sacrifice at Buffalo in 1901.
1t is a startling coincidence that within five
Bufraio by CzoIgosz the ardent exponent OF Hearst
ISM Hearst himself should be nominated at BufraIo
for the governorship which he looks upon mainly
as stepping stone to the Presidency and TO Me-
Again and again I have asked of audiences "Who
killed McKinley?' aud never has the response been
nan@an American OF prorninence and wealth Thas
shows how the people feel about II