New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
HEARST AFTER M'CARREN.
VIII Name Judiciary Ticket to Fight
Kings Leaders Men.

Definite announcement was made by the Hearst
men last night that an Independent Judiciary ticket
would be in Kings County. War to the knife
against Senator McCarren's candidates will be the
word from the Independence League. The condition
there is in marked contrast TO the deal between
Murphy and Hearst. now undergoing completion in
which the judiciary of New York County will be
parcelled out among Tammany men and Hearsttes.
Officially. there has been solution OF the Judi
ciary problem in New York County"
The tentative ticket put forth by the Hearst
crowd last night contained Republicans well as
straight Independence League men, Its makeup
is such that they that many Republicans
and Independent Democrats, fearing the McCarren
domination Of Kings. will vote for the Independence
League ticket. rather than help perpetuate Nc
Carrens control McCarren will nominate
straight Democratic ticket at the judicial conven-
tions for Kings County to-day
Henry A Powell, who made speech for Hearst
at the Independence League State Convention
heads the ticket which the Hearst men will put out
in Brooklyn against the McCarren ticket. HeNy f.
Cochrane. Charles Frederick Adams. Borough Pres
ident Colers secretary and Colonel Alexander s.
Bacon are other independence League men who
slated for Justiceshps. County Judge Frederick
E. Grace is a Republican, but the Hearst crowd
will him. Surrogate James S. Church. ex-
District Attorney Niemann of Suffolk County and
Judge Thomas complete the list discussed last
night.
The New York County Committee OF the Indepen-
dence League met at the Gilsey House yesterday
and Endorsed the Democratic state ticket, from
Hearst down. Word received at the Hearst
headquarters that the Trade Council OF Watertown
had passed resolutions commencing the candidacy
of Mr.. Hearst, and that similar action had been
taken by the central labor body at Ogdensburg.
Mr.. Hearst held conferences yesterday with Max
1hmsen, Clarence ]. Shearn and other OF his poti-
cal lieutenants. He will make a speaking trip
through Brooklyn onight, travelling by automobile
from hall to another With him will go Lewis
Stuyvesant Chanler, his running mate on the Demo-
neutrality-suspicious. League ticket, which was born
at Buffalo.
Speeches will be made by them at Congress Hall,
No 2692 Atlantic avenue. corner of Vermont street,
Metropolitan Saenger Hall, Pitktn avenue and Wat
kins street, Brownsville; Prospect Hail. Prospect
Rink No 81 Grand street. and the Brooklyn
Casino, No II SeIgel street.
Tomorrow Mr.. Hearst will depart late in the day
for Fonda, where Wednesday he viii speak at
the Montgomery County Fair.
On Thursday Mr. Hearst will speak at the Union
County Fair at Hemlock, near Lavonia. This fair
represents the counties of Ontario. Steuben. Liv-
ingston and Monroe.
Mr.. Hearst and his Neutenants will go to Chat
ham. Columbia County, on Friday, where he VIII
speak at the Chatham Fair. He VIII return to New
York on Saturday. Meetings will probably be held
both in Manhattan and Brooklyn on Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Hearst's next upstate trip will begin prob
ably about October 9.
Representative William Lamar. Of Florida who
has consulted with many Southern Democrats on
the Hearst campaign, will speak some Of the
Hearst meetings. According TO the Hearst press
bureau. he will express the gratitude of the
Southern fruit growers for Mr. Hearsts work on
the Railroad Rate bill"