New-York tribune., 1906-11-01
CAMPAIGN COMMENT.
THE JUDGESHIP BARTER


From The New York World.
A. svarv noint the Judiciary NoIninators, ticket
,aA snrpasses that of the Deal. Why not? TIE ne
peal ticket Is is e mattSa pSs SarPer 4e mat paid Murphy @
stealing state convention II IS so many Pia09s
Sa N9minators ticket is an attempt 10 put
character experience, ability ana iearLllnS epO1 '
OeRfh Wi the 10 Do peoPo 5PS s s boss ike Murphy ana
debts and reward political and personal raVor'ss@
JUDGE cowING.
From The New York Sun
For tventv-eight years Rufus b Cowing has sat
on the bench OF the Court OF General Sessions
He has built for himself an honorable fame. He
dence Of his fellow citizens. Hearst and Murphy.
the new political parheTsEP % fLo, "Tud { GeRTiVe A
Shall an enlightened trusted judge be repaid for
Will New York deprive itself of a valuable servanr
to further the schemes and amoitlons oI con.
the public?
HEARST AND THE PRESIDENCY.
From The New York Times
1t is obvious that the Governorship IS not ths
final goal OF MI Hearsts ambition he has one,
has announced that Mr. Hearst will be President
to the judiciary in order to become Governor shows
necessarily what he will be ready to do in orde.'
wha; he would do with the federal courts if bs
denGe furnished by himself we do not see how any
intelligent lawyer or layman fail 10 vote
hSbTd judiciary ticket @ he Sas helped R aS MaPSy 's 70
name In this county.
a GREAT PUBLIC NECESSITY
From The New York Herald.
The Norninators are public spirited body. nom
bar Of N IN Y They are members Ct ths
The judiciary ticket they have named is ono
feeling. 1t is a ticket framed by the people. Ter
@ ane people and y should be triumDhanty elected
moment OF the history OF our city and state
CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE
From The Watertown Times.
Mr. Hearst has been factor. It is true IN this
war war AGAINST trusts but he has not been the whols
lhlhS or more than an insignificant part OF tho
w Whole thing; There have been others There have
States there has been the Legislature Of the state
OF OF New New YORK there has been Charles E. Hughes,
on whom devolved the detailed work. and he ac-
eShrnplshed com II nagnlacenty. There has been ths
Me% MeSte YoT PggSS OF The United States and not The
reforms and all of 1t would not have amounted to
laws through the Efforts Of Theodore Roossvelt ia
W MMasshington and the efforts OF Charles Z. Hughcs'
In New York State
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JUDGES.
From The New York Globe
II the New York Central or the Interboroughs
9MSitropontan 9i pi Company should attempt 10 become
bn1s makers what would be the attitude OF every
esied corporations had TOO much influence with tia
ing anti-boss sentiment-a sentiment Hearst has
SSesI sS 10 capitalize for his personal benefit Hence
porn or desire 10 insure the purity OF the bench.
w nat difference is there between Hearst sesctina
company?
NO WONDER HE'S DELIGHTED.
From The Evening Mail
Il am very much delighted" said Hearst when
the decision of the Court OF Appeals on the nOr.!.
nation cases shown TO him
He lie had reason 70 be delighted. Seventy Of his
guileless Independence League brethren were
thrown out by the Appellate Division. The Courc
or Appeals let forty-One reflections stand. took M
the other twenty and reinstated six men. OF
these hve were Tammany There is only ona
labor candidate left in the running Tammany has
free handt
The partner Of Murphy has reason to be '.dss
nshted- So have leasUers and labor candldasaoA
II they like lerponA