New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
NO REPLY TO HUGHES.
HEARST GENER4LITIES.
Candidate Says He Win Win by
zoo 900. bu Fears Bribery.

William r. Hearst made a tour q the far East
snd far West sides Of this cit. las night speaking
o. several outdoor meetings. besides delivering brief
addresses in several nails. Mr Hearst at all the
meetings. Of which were Tammany affairs.
adhered 10 one set speech, the chief puTport of
which was nat he would be elected by majority
of 100000. thus reiterating the made earlier
iu the day by his evening paper. However. Mr..
Hearst declared there was danger that the wicked
corporations would yet rob him of the great victory
which lie already sees won
Not one word did the dual candidate utter in
refutation Of the foroeful arraignment of him by
Secretary Root in Utica a few nights ago. nor did
ne make any comment the denunciation by
Richard Croker OF the Murphy-Hesrst deal His
only concern that the trusts and corporations
were going 10 open their money chests tomorrow
and thus try defeat his election.
Before starting on the trip the lid Of Mr. Hearsts
automobile taken down, 10 give his friends,
The people" better opportunity 10 him. The
first leg OF the trip from the candidates house
st Lexington avenue and 2sth street 10 Cherry and
Catherine streets. in the I'd Assembly District.
which was reached by circutous route through
some OF the East Side streets.
The crowd that greeted him az this meeting was
large and demonstrative. and there were red fire
end fireworks IN abundance Mr.. Hearst spoke
from a stand erected in the street, but his words
were wasted on the night sir for the tumult
drowned them out.
This. like all Of the outdoor meetings was held
under the auspices Of the Tammany district organi
zatlon-the FIRST time in the campaign that Mr..
Hearst has given much attention to strictly
Tammany gatherings. Il reported however,
that some one had given the candidate the tip that
Ae must visit and speak the constituents Of his
partner. Charlie" Murphy.
Mr- Hearst's speech was follows;
rstsn s closing. We have made 5000 hghf, Z, ano M
We VII WIN great NetolY Ite NlItULE s vi WIS oe
jhat NE VIII win 10y over two hundred thousand.
Il viii be a great victory Tor the people against
the power Of corrupt corpoTatons =.
Thomas Jefferson and the Repubicanism of Ahra-
And il Will he a great victory for the funda-
tuni,y that our eorernment was founded to secure.
ana t2r Lst 4'i@ Liberty sho the puTs5lL oI nap
il viii be more than victory for political prtn-
II viii be a victory for essential morality IN
honesty in public service.
great victory is won now. my friends and
oEerWhclminely won, but must fight up Ia the
last moment and most Of all On Election Day TO
HundrcGs cf thousands of dollars perhaps mill;
toas of dolare. VII be thrown into This state ana
debauch rhc ballot and corrupt election officials
md ha1dreds Of :. .ions 6y g6VernmeTtal favors
sna taLou-1 me failure OF public o1lolalS 10 en-
force the ", VIII spend part OF those millions 10
n1eserya .'er special priyefss ., ,,,,. ,,,. .o-
, 49, .ls.s',,l i, iT @ ~ .ha,, - t,r5-s5
millions Of vatered stock in the:r latest merger.
into crowded csrs and by Undcrpayins their IN
viii perm5t therl TO disregard the comfort Of the
travelling public and the welfare Of their en-
s gFaey "a s the gas o2mRsn % Shs 1. Is d9ag 2.s.Bs is
cubic feet IN accordance with the law. viii en-
oeayor 20 continue conditions under Wach u can
e'sde TIE lar and rob The PEE pie Win im2Gnit-Z. -
saa oysf s+ tr,,s{ TbeT vii u o-rri6iIre peT
coctaSo Of tAeir plunder IN order 20 continue their
oPFo.trrities for plumber
our oageacllels and an Impartial enforcemerit of
,- N- MI leEend upon IAecloa pay upon our
~ hcaest Shorls and VIII proceed wlth regard
slso ls some respect sor the law and arS not
ao%sd 70 use IN This election TIE raethods Of the
rL55 LSs{ y year s when TOD you how much money
he resortea -. sou tarily believed me: bu. noS'
ly,N!lze ,Sa!lze {.at wh1L sa.3 was true. and that
Mayor through Their crimiraI mejho5s and by
Ne are T i9 1neoJnied votes n the ballot boxes
AoEiSs Ei995 93ols lie your RIGHTS ana liberties as
aaa opI@rtq tqnity which have made this The faTorts
ana llghteouSress that must protect You from Inc
Protect your ballots next Tuesds,- See that ~.
Iii - hDAestly cast and honestly counted and We
great Victory FOR American prii,t s o. tais & state
tiilr.9-c American citizens eyerywhece will ap-
Our yietg2ry MI protect all honest citizens our
our vctorf viii make pT9s6erir,: r.
since TIE Only menace our rr0snerifv fs rEa
e1kess oyefoaIi 7lizaton and the reckless specu-
'9r7y2s - = o1,, % 1h,ss 49, criminal IN trusts
IRE rrss, -.' ~ iIeSoh OF these criminal trusts
orernhent les R tie oI3p[ I2 GpT sSPgolfon form Of
these criminal trusts u
On Tuesday nay friends. we win win a great
-lttoi\. We VII restore the power in this Re
Eunli" 10 the people and whip these corr11nt Co-.
poTatons out OF The temple Of our government
F@Om Cherry Hiu Mr Hearst whose oIaYffayr
HSt trouble IN keeping the boys off his car
Nenaed his way To the 1st Assembly District
where he addressed meeting at Hudson and
Spring streets presided by Battery Dam
Tiru
Here too, fireworks and transparencies
one OF which said The people is for Hearst
he next meeting al Houston and Bedford
streets where the crowd was not quite so large
Put Mr. Hearst received a great greeting AZ the
'loctaw Club, IN Abingdon Square, where lie ad-
dressed large audience.
IS De LETT the scene he stood the seat of the
automobile and waved his hat TO the crowd many
~ whom followed him.
Perhaps The most remarkable demonstration was
encountered along Tenth avenue. Standing most
'f the time M Hearst passed through miles Of
'ed fire and cheering Talnma nyites. II was a
aenonstra'ion such as only Tamuanv can produce
~ that section OF the CITY. on nearly every other
'arner WAS truck meeting and a band q music
md al each the candidate stopped long enough 10
sE.ke hands with citizens Al ~ tho meetings
called for cheers FOR Brisbane
Where IS Brisbane he asked.
At Columbus Hall, 6ph street there were
Many vacant seats when Mr.. Hearst appeared
Though the Long Acre Athletic club rooms were
He'd with a yelling crowd. Following the Colun-
bus Hall meeting MI lrSt continued up Tenth
venue, speaking IN Harlem and The Bronx.
rffcr which he returned 20 the East Side closing
lis tour the Ahearu headquarters i'm East
Broadway, early this morning.