The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
PRESS A UNIT AGAINs HEARST.
New York Papers Denounce the Candf-
dacy of the Editor.

New York Papers Denounce the Candf-
dacy of the Editor.
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.--All New York
City newspapers except those oWned.spy
Hearst oppose him for Governor. Fol
lowing are some. extracts from edltor'-
ais:
New York Evening Post-We start
out with good hope, because Hearst
nomination has instantly Provokesa,
along with nausea, revolt Hundrfds
of honorable Democrats openly reru-
diate him; thousands are saying query
voting for him than they would of
forging note. Not reputlRle Dem
ocratic newspaper in thisfs Dem ocr atic
eaay eaTy w1i to talk abdut Dem
Moreover, though Hearst now appears
more powerful than ever before, he
also appears more contemplate. The
trickery. bribery and complete surren-
der of his professional opinions, which
have marked his course during the
last few weeks, have shown him SO un-
ScrupulouS as to disgust many OF niS
New York Sun-The Democracy has
cut its cables and gone adrift. It's
Ave years ago, the President of the
United States was .assassinated at Buff
falo At Buffalo William r. Hearst
was nominated by the Democracy as
| the State Of New York. Let us accept
the inevitable with grace and resigna--
tion and let us hope that the party or or
assassination and the torch has done
to mankind the only service of which
| it was capable and has extinguished
NE New o' York ! s Tribune-Mr. Hearst's
| candidacy represents a dangerous force
| in politics. 1t marshals the forces OF
unrest,aof class prejudice, OF dissatfs-
| faction.
orxy
county in the State this morning come
tidings of Democratic revolt against
the shameful bargain at Buffalo and
resentment against its beneficiary.
With the Democratic emblems disposed
of in such an infamous manner and
with such an anti-Democratic platform
as that adopted at Buffalo 1t becomes
the plain duty of every honest DEM
ocrat to enter his protest in the most
emphatic manner possible, and this Is
by. casting his vote for Hughes.
New York Evening World-If 1t is
capable of allowing a man like Murphy
to prostitute its principles publicly In
order to wreak personal revenge on
Mayor Mcclellan, If it is ready. to be
the next day, and sometk1p g selse an
! other day, making Itself stffe xs@fa thin 6
of a sinister, ordidsAboses ZEN thou
that rhl the Demoacratic ilH a partv.sn New York,
representing nothing bufisthe lust for
power and pelf. ought to be destroyed.
New I OrK GlODe--A1T. Hughes iS US-
| holden to no Murphy for his nomina-
| ton. Some men are not tempted tolie
and shuttle or to buy their way upward
they are incapable of such conduct
from their very character, and could
| not be Hearst's any more than they
could change the color of their skins.
BROOKLYN. Eagls--At an early hour
| this morning the goods-some of them
! stolen-were' delivered; William Ran
| dolph Hearst, receiver. To make sure
of a feast, as distinguished from a
famine, the plunderbund stole more
| than it needed.
Brooklyn Citizen--It is not in the
! least doubtful that large. numbers .sof
Brooklyn Democrats. wh&AroHerly can
thems selves ere egulars ,.~wi 32AQ& support
Mr.. Hearst. ss~ss - %T
RocEHEsTERss n! y; sepr 27.-The
Rochester Morning sHeralA, ever since
its birth Democratic paper, this morn
| ing announces itself as an independent
newspaper and advocates the election
| of Charles f. Hughes.
The Union and Advertiser of this city.
hitherto Democratic, today announces
that 1t owes no allegiance to the can
didate of the Democratic convention at
Buffalo, sWs.R. Hearst