New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
HEARST SMOKED OUT.
cuvARN MAKES REPLY.
Practically admits That There Is
Newspaper Corporation.

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- \ =. oct. B.-Clarsnce J. shearn. OF
=. work. NJ. Hearst's attorney in his antitrust
New - IN n speech preceding that OF Mr. Hearst
husS 0-e-s house here tonight took up the
y - +bst Mr. Hearst had Incorporated his news
o4A's .,ts-rrises n such way TO facilitate
TsIs ~ financial liability. Mr.. Hearst himself
e.s snuds 10 It. Mr. Shsarn said:
." Ia has CHARGED that Mr. Hesrs. os-
" On = Us great publishing business by means
rs Co-pors don or corporations, for the purpose
ring suit, 'who is the president? who are
r. e @dirssiorsg' rect How does any Injured party
En9v. On b1-Sen of the questions Hughes has bse5
tesh t1nS All over the sta-e ia his laoored attempt
% crea'' every " lawyer knows-and particularly
every corporation lawyer anG therefore Mr. Hughes
n2t s2sn director. The code provides that all it
- Rand the summons over the counter 10 the
Sesher FurtherTnore, every issue OF Mr.. Hearsts
eas-s morning and evening. contains a statement
"a +be name and business office address OF the
1golSbI5 b5rb be found Now. Mr.. Hughes. YOU knew
~ fact and you knew the law when you ut
;ered that caEarc
-, NJ those ne has been delivering through the
sou,hsrn Ter on this TIP, and included an espe-
suv vehement attack on Attorney General Julius
y MAYER. whom he called "a discredted camp
,,uawer CT these corporations and "a oeserter
so,a the cause OF the people"
The Opera House was filed. and many. unable to
rofn entrance crowded the street outside Mr
Hearst addressed the street crowd before entering
re hall making substantially the same speech
A special engine brought Mr.. Hearst's train this
,o-uing from Bath, where he spent Sunday TO
psnghamton. The run from Bath TO Bingharnton
was made in fast time the ninety-eight miles
beng done in q little over eiGhty-seven minutes.
s1clEsiye Of stops.
From Blaghauton 10 Cortland the Hearst special
,s-s we're attached TO a regular train On Mr.
4--11 rn-a
bearded MT. Hearst's car and took him and his
ua-ty IN carriages 10 the Cortland House. where
su informal reception was held.
NJ Hearst made three speeches to-day before
reaching Co-tland-one from the court house steps
z, Path the others from the rear platform OF his
way from Btnghsrnton- In the course OF his speech
q, Marathon he said, referring to his election: "If
no. this time. We viii try again next time. and will
keep on trying til we win"
II al q his speeches 20 day Mr. Hearst asserted
ihst he vas opposed by the newspapers represent
irg both the soc.alistic and rnonopoHstio ex-
t7emes the one charging him with being conserva-
tive and the other with being ultra-radical-
A. Bath 3r. Hearst said.
Your chairman has referred to ;he Railroad Com
MISSION, and 1 have said that intend TO run out
q Office al those neads OF state departments who
90 not 90 tEe-r duty 70 the people, and now
II order 70 run OF Of once the Railroad CoTnnais-
st Is isTEers qgbbie Z resident h Roose2st se2se
found foreign consular service 10 be disgrace
~ he would have 10 get the consent Of the Senate
n make rev appointments but he would make
ilsn igsj ne same J intend 70 run out the
Railroad Commission and the other or worse in
.onpete1ts, and n running out the Railroad Com
mission intend 70 smoke cut the Senate.
Drawing distinction between what he described
legitimate enjoyment OF properly gained
wealth and the fruits of monopoly, Mr.. Hearst
% I'VE do not oppose any honest conpaniesi
n co not oppose the legitimate accumulation and
kOynsnt OF wealth.
In response to questions PIT 10 him By number
g. upstate newspaper men this afternoon. Nr
.sz-st declared that he had himself spent more
nan ,oo0 II the attempt 70 have a recount OF
1s votes cast IL the last New York Mayoralty
ssstton- 7 have not given up the fight" said he,
tlt an II this fight to continue the struggle of
Gzyear" he continued:
Notwithstanding Ell the frauds II is undoubtedly
s.a votes 70 eIec7 b yboIa n :, ew oTA +G1y Gty
g hope z legislature viii be elected that viii
lHe recount 5-A. 50 that this conspiracy against
Y psorle may yet be overthr0Hn. I hope an At
nnsy General win be elected who viii allow quo
F2Ts1to proceedings and VIII prosecute the big
at Q; the Peoples electoral franchises I hope a
-ess6tlre WI he elected that viii pass direct
O. o1-v be re-laueutly accomplished through di-
80 :. 1o-a-aa.I9ns -15 hope Legislature will be
ne New York traction lines. which the last Legis-
azure refused 70 do, and viii expose the corrupt
political partnership between the Attorney Gen
erals C1-ce and Wall Street; Legislature that
lfts gaze ne incompetent OF corrupt Banking
.e1s-rrerr and other faithless departments
-esSsrurs thar VIII pass employers liability
OH Leg gis-z-ure that VIII sustain conscientious
g-Eenmert and VIII serve the people and not the
Tie Hearst party viii remain here until 9:45 a
toinorroT, when the cars VIII be attached 10
to-150Uro train and taken TO Syracuse, whence,
tifE st10 ~ ao0ut TWO hours. hey Will proceed
fu-oD GswoE1 County. whore Mr.. Hearst VIII
t'e-k = --ar a-reruOon; thence the party VIII GO
. y e psTa-g City. where meeting ~iu be held
W-sa0rToW evening.
Al B-ngha-r-0E yesterday Mr.. Hearst gave out
Z statement euhodying his views the election
q judiciary and legislature. He declared for
judiciary .t1ar would represent the people" and
legislature mat would not bow 10 the Will OF the
'osses After telling someV hat OF Nj Hearst's
troubles IL trying 10 obtain recount Of the
l-ots cast .l the .ast municipal election, decler-
IE thar the '-cCr0orati0Es" controlled Attorney
'eneral Mayer. The statement goes on:
hope TIE judiciary VIII be elected that viii rep
trse-l t-- H-. a and not the corporations, and /
itt Jae e.l.- VIII believe wholly and abso-
i.4 sn.' when say my only object IN being
---s cam -- Is % serve them, and II elected.
= remove 81. gOEF~r1ua q from the hands OF The
s..'1fa-oE=. a.u use u for their private prort-
- reslo-- Fl 70 the hands Of the people. 10 he
~-'-a'el tar rae public good
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