New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
HEARST ON MURPHY.
Some Things Candidate Said Of
TGmanany Leader a Year Ago.

Sertaln oooles or Independent Democrats who
are fighting Hearst sending out broadcast
through the city pamphlets showing tuzt what
William r Hearst thought OF Charles +. Murphy
year ago.
MI Hearst Is violent against Patrick Il. McCar-
rem the BROOKLYN Democratic machine boss but it
IS oiIerent in the case OF Murphy. ago Hr.
Hearsts papers were portraying Charles r. Murphy
IN prison stripes. No other paper had the audacity
TO represent Mr. Murphy wearing a convicts
garb.
AT Buf1nlo Murphy, Cochran. Grady and ConneTs
threw out honestly elected delegates against the
nomination oc Hearst and seated delegates friendly
to Hearst thus enabling Murphy to nominate
Hearst for Governor.
Murphy is about to collect his pay by compelling
Hearst 10 support his judiciary ticket. containing
the names OF the private counsel TO the Murphy
contracting interests and the private counsel 10 the
Sullivan interests
The Hearst-Murphy managers do not like It when
these facts touched upon. The Hearst heelers
growing sore about It that they have taken
TO breaking UP Republican meetings when
harsh things said about Hearst. The indepen-
dent Democrats and labor leaders opposed TO Hearst
seeing to II that the memories OF the voters
kept refreshed. The pamphlets sent out broadcast
contain the most striking things in This Evening
Journal of year ago Some OF them are "a
follows:
IRISHMEN!!
the sn HAT + H1HHTF90R F0RTs 5f2 Ss2F HIS FREN fa{s
HIS DAYS OF PROSPERITY.
o %&ss N2s fF8F on P5a4 P 2cs AATSSa THE s
s5diee In government which sells the whole people
Murphy. the man that make. millions. has moved
sFeetca 70 DEHT IFS &9S fr9 @ Ra PaoT6 g f
OF E0RTY-FOURTH STREET AND FIFTH
The mere fact that Murphy who worked himself
Ior 81 % day when living was cheaper. now hires
w. w: r Hearst. In Evening Journal. November G.
JEWS"
Every Jew in al this world has In mind at pres
picture Of INJUSTICE shown in 7 the Russian assscre
ana yet ths very election is an Uprising asainat
the rights of the weak
The jews Of New York city are going to vote
actually pays HIS WRETCHED DAY La
When Murphy. wno once worked for 81 80. when
CIV en- wages ;. mean starvation can pay such Wages-
ITALIANSM
Remember the Garibaldi who was modest in vic
this entire City beIjeTes that Garibadi if he lived
PLY AND THE GAS MAN AND THE GAS
n9TB % r PQR 7. MC5ELAT AZ AP AS RRHix N F2agin AMD oT
nal, November g. 1895
GERMANS!
The voters Of New York City, with memories of
the fight for justice in the old country and with
American developments. WILL NOT VOTE TO-
MORROW FOR MURPHY with his s. So pay for
his laborers.
The intelligent man knows that with Murphy IN
power and Mcclellan obeying him. the people have
hand in their government
The German vote of New York will he cast
against Murphy, against wretched pay, for honest
work-W. r. HEARST in Evening Journal. No
Vember 6. 1905.
PoLEsH
If you believe that every one Of those heroes Of
your country would be filed with horror at this
man, who employs his workmen for the wretched
pay Of 81 39 a day. that the real spirit of Poland
would oppose this expressing OF the poor for the
sake Of the trusts Vote against Murphy
Il. r. HEARST. in Evening Journal November 8.
1895.
HUNGARIANSi
We don't believe that any Hungarian of clear
mind and well informed as TO the situation in New
York is going to vote for cowardice for oppression
for dishonesty, for Murphy, the ruler who makes
/ millions for himself and employs unfortunate men
at 81 SO a day.W z. HEARST, in Evening jour
raj. November s., 1875
TRUCK DRIEERS,t
Since Charles T. Murphy began TO dine at Del
monicos as regular thing, since Sergeant Cram.
of the Dock Board. taught him how to eat peas
and how TO wear Tuxedo coat, the ordinary, low
down truck driver hasn't had much chance In New
T. 1906
You need not he told that if Murphy is in q deal
ii is dea! to iniuTe the decent people in the city.
W p. HEARST. n Evening Journal August y.
1905.