The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30

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stsr, XIt-b s.. So. srr.3. .h. Artrvt-
e~au-JournaI in \eW York;. an4 he
started parerS iu CaicaEe Los An
1el.e ard Boston. Thr~e cities also
greeted aIm g-Iy much -. Fran
cisco aid-with 5eerS. hat h- made
thcm read hl~ newspapers. He al-
lied the Examiner methods. lie 1il
things. terrible" things some big
some small. but i is true that hiis
Others talked. he acted From Fore
fhg the q Francisco street railways
u put tenders on their cars ~ - the
present time when New York Cen
tral railroad and Sugar Trust OFF,
gldls are ABOUT ~ y" tried on
Mr Hearst has Waead i. many good
tights "a any reformer ! know. There
isn't room even for a list Of the good
Things Mr.. Hearst has done or tried
y do. There isn't room either for a
list Of the bad. Small things lie a
done. the scandals he has published,
the individuals he has made u suffer
beyond their deserts. lie has sent
MS reporters summing among The
rich: he has pandeFed 70 the curiosity
about the vice anu ~WickedneSS Of
MfdItn. HIS D1DrrS '1InEIltI &. INA
people, yes I" ihelF best interest,";
ana 70 thelf worst. lie 'nad 10 90
,hdt rs had - Stt tlituiali'ii.
ana ne soi circulalloi. some OF MS
papers 40 nol pay odl taken aiI9-
selher they are MS men say. 4 larry
pIpnldbie business.
bul ia iSh Nhdl Nj tiediSt y
dltel. lie says ne wanted cIfcuidtI'h.
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The Best Of Hearst.
There can ba no 6anh+ tbat Mr.
Hearst secs MAINLY the cunarfcia1
| evils that CONFRONT Democracy in the
United states. He is very murh IN
| earnest and no man can deny that ne
IS outrageous 70 the degree OF boId-
aawr ,lot ln,th aUr ,aIitioai' ,a ~ ~,
5anoiaato3 -. usar. -
corr,,p:. - -, tbi,d - 80 al
-. - !, - :. u Z - paiS -
MS assuming ina 1t Is 'ile
sood OF the people, Is odd; SO odd
that most OF US belleVe Mr.. Hearst
must nave q SeIIsh ann; Wen, ne
mas, OF course, He says himself that
IL IS glory; REORGANIZATION, If you
Please, put Whlle he rs wiling 10 use
me bosses ana the ola parties to get
once ne promises TO earn ms glory
by serving the people, not the posses,
nor me posses Oh the BOSSES, III tue
Offices ne coVets-
The bitterest criticism of Hearst,
"the menace is an unconscious ex-
were to be elected President Of the
United states he would try to edo
things" The things that he says ne
would do are not bad; they are right;
if Democracy in the United States <
to be restored. they are absolutely
necessary. Why then this fierce
dread? think a lot of it arises from
the belief that this man would actu-
ally undertake to do these things and
that. if he found they failed to estab-
lish the sovereignty of the people, he
would try to do yet other things that
he has not yet said he would do.
II Norst Oh Iieara'.
But would Hearst do these things?
Ihere IS no doubt about his trying.
But could he? What reason is there to
expect him to finish in office any
Dettef than ne mas IN Journahsm- He
hlmself answered that doubt by say
ms that if he were elected Governor
of New York, for eXanple he would
devote all his time to that job and,
you remember, he thinks that if he
gave all his time to one newspaper
he could make 1t suit him. But also
he didn't know his papers were SO bad;
would he know Just now bad and how