The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
HEARST FORCES
STILL AGGRESSIVE
Make Demonstration at lnstalla-
tion Of New City Government
of New York.
GALLERIES CHEER AND HISS.
Motion to Print Mayor Mt:lel-
lan's Message IL Defcatej-
Nanhattan's VO;r May
he RecOuntcd.
EEp;-HIIC SPECIAL.

EEP,'aIIc SPECIAL.
New York. Jan l.-WitIisn r. Hear.
played an important par; ia the !nstAila
s.fy Hall to-day. He made IN. tirst ses
non Of the Board cf Aldermen 10: 10
. 4 voclfeSous pscceel.ng. with the aid o
transferred from one n's II his SIM mass % meetings
Clarence f. SEearI Of Mr.. H~arsts com
sei. Uas on hand early to establish basi,
Tor legal proceediczs later on. He Servst
notices Q; protest sGa!ns, seating the May
or. 'he President OF tine Board II Alder.
men haE:nschet-seI. Redmond. Burke and
! Well These proceedings created nO eK
Tie. hu.rah began in the al.ier,raai.
chamber VIXEN Clerk Frank Martin had
concluded the reading o: the Mayor. mes
sage The GALLERIES Were packed P.ess'
dent II -s;0wsn asked what should be don.
ni'h the mes.aGs and Aldermen Downing
from W!.:ism = Ieyc-y's district. moved
that the message be- printed in the city
rec"i'i and distributed; In pamphlet form
as an official document.
I. Then up rose Alderman Peters Of Brook
!yn. who wAs elected in the Heafs, lard
side across the :'v.:. He Is a young man
With smooth face. yellow !isir. a large
vocabulary and considerable voice. Al
6c-:nsn Peters said that hs. protested ol
teha!f Of the Municipal Ownership
II thousands III voters ~ho believe tina,
Mr.. Hearst Was elected.
Ne not only believe. asserted Alder
5n,a man Ps,..s sha; M, .,i Hssr,. ST., Was s ':M AM
talk" the Mayors chair II: scw Lao-th>.'
GALLERIES CHEER FOR HEARST.
At the mention of the name Of Hears;
the galleries Got busy. Tie cheering WIS
heard In Broadway and Park Row. Pres
ideat NcS0WaE raped in vain for oT.ler.
Alderman Morris of the Bronx made 4
motion that the ssrSeant.at-armS ke in
s,'Ucisd 70 clear ih.- galleries. This was
I'll" signal for an ou'burst NJ hisses fol-
lowed by three rou.ing cheers So- Hearst.
When President McGowan could be
heard he reYrov.d the cheering spectators
in she gallery. but failed To order the ser
ihu.ias,s out lie pu, the motien Of Al
d.rman bowling. ard It Was defeated by
the combined votes q the Republican
Ard Municipal 0xne;;h'2 men; The
than the aldermaEic chamber.
An important step va th. contest be-
tween Mr.. Hearst and Mayor Mcclellan
vas the fling -! q protest by J. q. Phelps
Stokes aSains, the seating of Patrick F:
Mct;v~sn - President of the Board NJ
Aldermen. Mr. stokes was the candidate
for III. Office on the Hearst ticket. and
ran a Hay behind the candidate for Mayor
rro'.st Presiisa, M,;owan refused to
Ieceiv" il. Ar aIg.esl from the decision "f
overruie! and Vie. Chairman Goodman
took th~ chair ard formally entertained
fhs protest. I. was referred ~ the Com
:niifee on Privileges and Elections.
MAY ORDER BOXES OPENED.
The chairman Of this committee viii: 10
a Hearst man. and anti IT TaM;.any influ-
ences vii! dominate IL. Th. expectation
of the Hearst pecr!. II thar the coHm,;-
-. VIII sustain tbs: protest AID order the
ballot boxes u! Manhattan "Iers's. This
woul! give them chance 90 .nsp-c'. rot
Only :ae vote for Pr.sid-n, Of the Board
OF -Afderms II. bu; the vo,. Cor Mayor in
ti.> borough a.I6 save theE iiic great eN-
i-fIse oS quo GarraHto procee.iiak>.
Arrangements already have been made
To- lave majority os the Memters of
III. Committee on Privileges and Elec
tons composed .f Municipal ownership
,nea. With Alderman kuIAe chairman.
Proceeding uni~. the decision OF the
CoIr; VI Appeals in the :lr',.ish-s ham
hers case. this committee Vii! I-;sorS IN
favor "t seating ] q i..eijis as rre>i-
.i.nt of tie board and 4 is expected the
report os fhe cG,GYnittes will rs adopted
H. the k-,I!.sI-cEsTb.rs case. kyu.iS,i
WIS the "sndItst. y: tns Republican and
Greater New York orsaniz:,t ions In th..
District in 1881 tie main
'n!ns1 thai he was elected and made q
contest IN tE- board. T.mna:y. In the
meanwhile. caVtu-ed "a Iaajoy.t: cs the
boar: and s"a,c,! Chambers. Sruiish. who
> IL tt. boayy: this wear. troa IN" matter
"a TIE C"urt .: .apr-ais, which held that
iii. hca-i ..is t:l~ I.da. a, 10 III. VnSl::s-
'a.,t. IN css. a contestant was deprived
nf his s..Gi. h.. ~ .gt'- Apply IL :!ie courts
Tor a writ % certiorar: ~ have the entire
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