New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
rlrE IN HEARST WAGON
ON SINE SEAT.
~.,nobtfug Men IN Erie Disturbed
Orer Tidal Ware.
- r.lerrn1h o The TrIbune.l ]


S.l--s. 80 cap,ured the regular Democratic or
sIs. -, -. n Erie Norman E. Mack and w. ].
80 che rival newspaper publishers. are on
-. a1I- seat Of the Hearst bandwagon. and
9 ~. are crowding the Independence League
49,. .bo seats. Thousands Of old line Demo-
~ v. .oze6 and enraged at the plunge of the
s'ls' -a.bine --.i viii vote the Republican ticket,
occession will be partly offset by defec-
= Pepublican union labor men who will
q ,,,o line for Hearst.
2. -. r.,est apprehensions are felt by thought
- -. ,n all parties over the sweep OF the
y ~ Eve here. The Tribune correspondent
.ou,ed with a citizen Of Buffalo whose
R-.s IN The. Democratic organization is rela-
1-'','o .,at Of ex-Judge Parker in New York
& ssid: so,ou..o. e.o,, .,,s a,a
EsaFst Nl' The opposition to him is not or
ne s'01 The old Democratic party has come 70
pnzsa low down state when 1t passlNely az
pretty inoere man like Hearst 70 dictate 20
sNs ah 80 -. he will be the worst beaten man
l.. ] * as" ran in this state. If the Republicans
1sf eASa . man for Governor who has All the
sd ls.ions lee.i that Hearst has not, ana VINO mas
11sHne ESsearst's limitations. thousands upon
saae O al Democrats viii gladly vote for
IN Ii of The West Side of this city DO not
ne pee IS going on on the East Side. The
sSlze .so1s Of TnisgoVernHent have created an
| ggIa' et.sL - asses That unrest would not be
1Eess = .hs remedy for il was the right kind.
l n his papers presents TO the discon-
aseis' Ter decoction which increases his
saIea ,r,e man thinks he is getting stronger
lsi...-sr when all the time il is the fever that
ncTeas-i.6 1s6nle on the West Side Of this city
/ 2 t.-bat - was being taught and read on the
~ e;Se they wor'd be horrifed. Here, for
asl - Is a Buffalo labor paper. II is not
ss.]-1t 4, the homes Of The well-to-do. 1t circu-
COW - :; The thousand among the strong limbed
/ Sc. Ass s,t credulous. toilers along the wharVes.
| ao.bas that the fortunes OF this country have
| 's11sss 1Sssssonesrlv amassed, and that it is right
.ts roor TO take by force. il necessary, all
/ - forfrnes and distribute them.
| n Hearst should be elected Governor there
90 - fearful day Of reckoning for him and
I -5s.,,+ersnts IF they failed to FeVolutionize
l - rourts. exempt the poor from taxation, IN
- wages shorten working hours and give
s,rifjes 10 the needy poor, they would be
/ - frono mower as liars and deceivers.
- 0uigley If the Catholic Church Of this
/ - Tseoznized the evil being done by the prop
/ .-..io7 If socialism and class hatred. Sunday
- sunday he went down on the East Side and
. s.saa against the impending dangers. Those
srges are constantly coming nearer
GRAFTERs THRoNG ROOMS.
ne head Of the independence League in Buff
.s Is Incorporation Counsel Cuddeback. with
rserator X. F Mackey as state organizer.
~ beadauarters Of the league is in the Ellicott
s,rs-e Building in the centre Of the city. The
rms are thronged day by day by grafters.
prgbljcan and Democratic soreheads, profess
snal agitators. men with crazy notions, broken
darn sports orators with unwelcome and tire
SINE messages social Enisits, philanthropists
Tthaut financial grain in their mill and polit-
sl Fslstafian brigade hard to match. If any
ahg The crowd is a little more grotesque than
liz one al the headquarters in the Gilsey House.
md every mothers son is waiting for the bread
EaguH Nine Out Of ten demand the entire con-
tns Of the wagon There are Republicans
umg them, too-nlen who started in TO clean
l y The ring, got Office, held the bankroll for a
sIacal day, and then found themselves pro-
PILED dooFward by the feet OF the suffering pub
l Il II fact there is little of everything Of
gzan kind around the Hearst camp.
1 Ihe regular Democratic machine, fearing in
sFhke defeat for its county ticket if the
Raa men ran third ticket, is now trying to
ga in shape 50 that 1t can name some of the
aHdiiates union ticket -Four Supreme
9un justices are to be chosen among other
5ngs The machine leaders figure that half a
at is better than none, and are willing to di-
1 lis Rith Cuddebaek As soon as the deal is
zpeted Republican farmers who have joined
1F league viii have good chance to see where
hg don't come in.
ne friends Of William J. Bryan are becoming
zRiFe as the Hearst band plays on. Norman E
lack is an original" Bryan man. He is for
-aFT for Governor and Bryan for President
len the writer asked him how he would be
ss Two years hence TO run two Presidential
ons al once, he laughed before he replied as
regard Bryan as the great national leader,
believe he viii be nominated and elected in
- regard Hearst as the best man to run
governor One thing at a time. Let Hearst
eEeeo Governor There is plenty for him to
every one knows I am for Bryan for Presi-
pcs Mr. Hearst fully understand your posi-
lhnk that every one understands it." said
Asck In the course of a conversation, Mr..
- SAID The Democratic State Committee
- Meet the first week in August, probably
Tuesday,, August T. and that the state con-
s5a would be called for about September %.
aauaFa + Sheehan, Of New York, is here, but
SO from his words and manner he is not
49,. sigIossed IN politics When asked yes
- d the lroquois about the meeting Of the
- osl,tnittee, he raised his hands despair
sg as he replied:
cont know anything about what is going
polucs ! am not in politics. viii gladly
| 4, h 81 you on any subject but politics"
..s ssleeAan is here to get from the Common
- Street railway franchise desired by the
AeEahna Steel Company.
e Hearst men are holding public meetings
sstry night Halls cost money in Buffalo
4irt- - III eA3lrE ciilts- 4uSfe SetliiS u hS
80 q money everywhere. The Hearst men
!tiss meeting last night in international Hall
H. NVok Cnddehack was one of the spea kers.
s-eet corner opposite a socialist had an op-
sal said:
80 hey Ohe Hearst mem held a public
s over IN the 18th District the other
~ and after the meeting there was refresh
sS+- feireshments' They had chicken sand
ssEs ana beer" he exclaimed. sarcastieally,
gs;: ana who paid for the beer?
aaaf- \ ~~rfan q
saEeEg
iiosfe liar yelled the speaker. Hearst
a.4of The beer, and you know it, All Of
Ivs. iehds tc show that Buffalo, after all. is
-f from the Bowery
RESIDENTS CHOSEN At RIO.