New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07
HEARST R4PS PARKER.
Calls Former Judge Political Cock
roach-Hits Others.

Buffalo Oct 6-wrlIiam Randolph Hearst finished
his present speaking tour tonight In this city with
q meeting In the convention hall where ten DAYS
ago his name placed at the head of the Demo
cratic state ticket The hall was filled practically
to its capacity OF I've thousand
William J. Corners, chairman Of the Democratic
state committee, called the meeting to order, and
Charles F. Tabor. former Attorney General OF the
state and formerly law partner OF William F.
sheehan presided. Other speakers were Congress-
man William D. Lamar, OF Florida; William S.
Jackson. of Erie. Democratic nominee for Attorney
General and Clarence j. Shearn. Of New YORK
Mr.. Hearst said in part:
The Independence League and the Democratic
party are eo Seo pocs cocFoaches
and corporation Croton bugs and wary Oh rats OF
Wall Street that swarm into the Republican es-
next door We s are not try to ps sss
them 60 hsy go n6 s eure M Of Ronee
Classifying Alton B. Parker as political cock
roach" Hearst reiterated his former charge that
he a typical corporation attorney" addingt
Judge Parker has reglied to this statement by
from Mcclellan for representing the election Grim
inals. He calls that a deniali call II a comics.
f he does reeeive $1,000 year attorney for the
Belmont interests and as attorney for those cor Gf
Mcclellan and the election thieves of New York.
Mr. Hearst alluded to the statement. attributed
70 H H Rogers. of the Standard OIL Company,
that Mr. Hearst would not sufficiently well serve
the large business interests,' and declared that
the Standard Oil system had been made the great
est financial power in this country by criminal
evasion OF the law. and was more responsible for
oorr7,ption In American public life than all the
other evil Influences in politics He added:
.naI be glad to promote tho proper interests
30 eli Ieaittnate business men, Of whom one.
90 the proper interests OF aboring men and farm
srs and professional mon, but most emphatically
viii not serve the large business that Mr. Rogers
represents
Mr. Hearst then paid his respects to Charles A
rowne as one of thoss who 'sourried OUT in the
DEMONSTRATING He called him a spotted
Toxne" and asserted that he changed his spots
with every election He began as a Republican,
vent over to the Populsts. became a Free Silver
Democrat then a Tammany Democrat, and now is
blinking Deadly back into the Republican rat hole
where he belongs" He continued
Jerome is another political croton bug that is try
,ng m crawl into the corporation establishment
scSoss the way against the frantic protests OF
1870 ia Republicans. He goes where Ryan goes,
~ IN fha words Of the poet Big heas have little
a. mon their backs to bite them and little feas
80 I9sser fieas and on ad lnilnituin'
40" "a ,rjtb Rvan goes Paul Cravath, eX- par tner Of
ti,,"hes and Ryan's present corporation counsel
and noIiticaI parasite: A year ago Mr.. SraVath
anu PontaS RYAN and stood sponsor for Jerome.
THIS wear he has scrambled across 70 the Republi.
i can house. ana tnsie iep'''SA'" -AA A1~ 1880
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