New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
POLITICAL COMMENT.
THE BEDROCK OF POLITICAL SHAME
From Thu Nam Yo-A Vvorf6

THE BEDROCK OF POLITICAL SHAME
From Tho New York World
For For it's orownins humiliation and disgrace Q
Democratic party OF New York Is indebted 70 VI
political obliteration. who made Conners ciairnu
OF the state committee. who had a place on ts
Kidnapped the deiectabls McCabs from the I paipis
ing bosom OF August Belmont.
These are the Hearst Jewels. They are the leysr
WHICH he has be9peathed to the Democrats paV
Of New York The only satisfaction that dsc.s'
abiding conviction that their state organizaar
has @ now reached the bedrock OF political sham.
They know the worst, and any future changs nus
inevitably be an Improvement.
A SOUTHERN OPINION OF HEARST
From The Mobile (Ala.) Register
Even in defeat the violence OF the Hearst uov-
ment was displayed On the night OF the elec-n
wired his managers throughout New York: Hears
is elected by 5000. Don't permit victory % y
Get out the figures" At time when stats 3
as excited as New York was on the night Of y
ject to only Interpretation and The incendir1
telegram vas In line with the violent uttsTanes
on the side OF Hearst during the campaign
MURPHY MUNCHINa THE CHEsTNUrs
From The Baltimore News
While Murphy's opponents are talking OF dspx
control of the Democratic state organizatos
While Hearst IS now nursing his bllstered rnssA
Murphy IS munchtng the roasted chesrnuts
THE FIRST REQUISITE
From The Philadelphia Press
The Bryanites IN New ENGLAND are Fastening
Organize TO nominate Bryan for the PresIas.ssSS.
The frst thing they want to do Is 70 make '1s-
candidate stop talking
COCHRAN
From The Chicago Tribune.
In the absence Of any direct information qsas S;s.
Cochran has not changed his politics more -
two or three times since the election
DISASTER INVITED.
From The Houston Post.
y is useless to review the many ocess1srss " srss
which summoned the New York electorate % -
the Buffalo ticket is 1t necessary 70 dys ss NC
the cowardice and treaehery which invaeeS - .Sasy
rucyS councils in Its hour OF crisis. IL - 7tt.sa
futile 20 point the lesson which the returns s-r
SGGe II to say sna5 IN the pTeseSSeS Ssw YORK
trayed Democracy and invited the disaster w
was the Inevitable penalty OF incaPaci"
treachery.
HEARST AND BRYAN
From The 81 Louis Globe Democrat r.s
Hearst made a far stronger run In Nsw News y
than Bryan did in either OF his two c1nsS cS Sssa
a Gandidate 1or GovsFher. i II r5id not havs y
duced the Republican margin 70 anytni,hS with
own state against him by large maJoIlss' 'vo,s
Is dscredited at home With an n ssa stronss
candidate whom the Republicans could ~ Ps |
Hearst starts out IN his canvass hass,ng ac
DENTAL candidacy with powerfuI oacS
BRYAN. FAULT FINDER
From The Detroit Free Press. ~s >
Mr. Roosevelt himself was reforihas'i, ms i,s.r -
was not a critic He his way - spocn* 3
: fOrmance in the offices 10 which Nc va. va agps2
or elected and in the highest office ne sssn 10 O. q
ttor ~ tbe old princioles he applied Wen ssIass
Civil Service Commissioner. Police VSnysrnne-
Assistant Secretary of the Navy anu
New York He was always an up0Shs rasrsts
Bryan ON the other hand, seems q Mr., ne I.
critic Possibly fortune has deniSG, sut % &
lortuuitv 90 move his value Pfact.,at,SSa q
VentCry "a h,s qualities and an tSa'rs his -
! suggestions aud ideas seem 70 iuI,,sa
atom OF only the fault hndinS faeIiS'