The Jersey City news., 1906-10-09
CANDIDATES ON TOUR
New York Nominees to Make
Speeches In Various Parts
Of the State.
CABINET TO AID HUGHES.

(GHPatSH rauaTSsSSsrleAFSk fuaNes
Reply TO Newspaper Opponents and
Calls Charge That He Employs Chi
nese Labor a Malicious Lie.
New York, Oct. 9.-Headed by Elihu
Root, secretary of state, memhHrs Of
President Roosevelt's cabinet viii take
an active part in the New York state
campaign and will address meetings
here and up the state in the interest
of Charles e. Hughes, the candidate
for governor, and the several Repub.
lican candidates for congress.
Mr.. Hughes itinerary for the week
has been completed and announced.
esEIe and Lieutenant Governor M. Linn
Bruce started the trip together, begin
hing at Yonkers and Mount Vernon
last night, going to Lyons tonight, Buff
falo tomorrow night, Geneva Thurs
day afternoon, Canandaigua Thursday
night, Penn Yam Friday afternoon,
Seneca Falls Friday evening and Am
sterdam Saturday evening.
The only other dates for Mr.. Hughes
positively fixed are Troy Oct 1S and
Elmlra Oct. %.
Hughes Attacks Opponent.
Mr.. Hughes spoke to large and en-
thusiastic audiences in Mount Vernon
and Yonkers. He took for his subject
Mr.. Hearst's denunciations Of corpora
tions and asserted that Mr. Hearst has
for his publications holding company,
organized under the laws OF New Jer-
sey. like trust, and that some Of his
companies have avoided payment Of
taxes on pleas made by Clarence ].
Shearn that their indebtedness exceeds
their assets.
William r. Hearst, candidate for gov
ernors on the Independence league and
Democratic tickets, began his weeks
campaigning with four addresses In
New York last night. One meeting was
held in the lower east side and three on
the west side, including an open air
meeting in Abingdon square At each
gathering great crowds greeted the
candidate.
Hearst Answers Newspaper Critics.
In his addresses Mr.. Hearst replied
TO Mr.. Hughes quotation Of Jefferson's
maxim about a newspaper by referring
to the "Ananias department of the
American
He pilloried the Herald by laying its
fight against Mr.. Hearst to the Ameri-
cans opposition to the Heralds per
sonal' column.
He contrasted the reports Of up state
meetings by newspapers published up
the state with the reports OF New York
papers calling the Hearst demonstra-
tions "frosts.'
He emphatically announced his eppo-
sftion to the use Of money in politics
and declared he did not want a single
vote that was not secured by appeal to
reason and conscience alone.
He branded as malicious lie the
statement that he had employed Chi
nese labor in the west.
Thursday Mr.. Hearst will leave on
another up state trip, addressing meet
ings arranged as follows: Corning, Oct
IL; Elmira, Oct 12; Binghamton, Oct
10; Cortland, Oct. 10; Oswego, Oct IS;
Ogdensburg, Oct. II; Plattsburg, Oct
49,. Glens Falls and Saratoga, Oct 10;
Schenectady, Oct. 20.
ChanIer and Brisbane to Speak.
Mr. Hearst will be accompanied by
Lewis Stuyyesant Chanler, candidate
for Lieutenant governor, Arthur Bris-
baae and many prominent Democrats.
The petition nominating the indie
pendent judicial ticket for places on
the bench in the First district supreme
court, comprising this city and county !;
surrogate of the county and two judges
of the court of general sessions Of this
city was filled with the board of cleo
tions. The selections for the ticket
were made some time ago by non
partisan body of prominent lawyers,
including Joseph H. Choate and Alton
B. Parker, who style themselves the
independent judiciary nominators. The
petition bears $500 names of voters of
New York county, the majority OF
them members of the bar.