New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
THIRD TICKET NAMED.
LEAGUE HARD PRESSED.
G1Ues Out List of Labor Men for
Congress and Legislature.

Hearst methods at the meeting of the Central Fed
Grated Union Sunday, the Hearst people last
night corraled several faithful delegates to that
organization and announced through them that in
dependent nominations would be made against the
Democratic candidates for Congress-. the Senate
and the Assembly both in New York and Kings
counties. Through these labor union men partial
list OF the independent oandidatet-all labor union
lsts-was given out in a formal statement. This
list later was pronounced official by Independence
League men.
The announcement came the climax 10 night
Of travail and bitterness for the Hearst leaders,
who were so troubled the solution Of the
local problems that the help of that distinguished
adJuster, "Ffngy'' Corners was ought Whether
to defy Murphy and Tammany the hand
by putting UP independent candidates in the vaTI
districts. whether TO confirm completely
the charges Of deals hurled against them from
oil SIDES were the questions which disturbed Mr.
Hearst and his neutenants. The decision had TO
be made suddenly, because to-day is the last day
for the filing OF petitions for independent nomina-
tions.
Max Ihmsen and others of the executive
mttee of the independence League and the sub
committee Of the county committee, consisting OF
Timothy Drlscol, the chairman; Dr. Byron. Max
Stern T. J. Long and Mr.. Lain. wore in confer
ence all the afternoon and most OF the evening
over these questions. The attitude OF the league
was defined as being one of hands ofF'-a giving
Of complete autonomy TO each district the gift
accompanied by advice in certain cases. No rule
or order covering general situation would be put
forth by the executive committee the county
committee. this definition ran: the decision to
whether there should be Independent candidate
lay with the delegates in each district Yet the
elect discuss lists Of names OF men
known to be tentative candidates and there was In
the wind whispering of a statement embodying
these lists.
Meantime the accusations that Mr.. Hearst was
not e laboring mans man were creating havoc
in the Hearst camp. and through them came the
solution Of the problem - ,ss-oo
League 6andidatss for Congress ag senate ana sr
Of districts in this county and Kings by Indepen-
denee League AGENTS The genera! u1derg.a4G1g r 1ing
time came If agreement should be struck with
The prospect Of an alienation of the laborng peo-
pie, however, struck too heavily. We might as
&s S1d called ali hG In Ss labor 6non deIegates
Appended is the statement issued from the 1ndsII
of the Independence League officials;
Certain newspaper accounts of the meeting Of the
October ii, were SO written as to make it appear
that that body adopted resolution antagonlstc
alleged proper EepresenJatPa had not neen gwen
feel that in the interest OF truth and justice they
should declare that such newspaper reports grossly
Rsrep[esentsd ted the aoon taken by the Central
league and its ticket The only resolution pre-
sented was one which called for the continuance
or the Independence Labor Party, as an orsaniza-
tion ana this resolution was adopted As truth
labor has been ignored in the making of the indie
has been competed Il is well W Ia known % T That the
league nominations have not yet been filed.
edge to those who have been cooperating in the
enort 10 present tcket representative Of the peo-
candidates. holding union cards, were already
aforesaid meeting of the Central Federated Union
ana these names Will appear upon the Independence
FOR CONGRESS
Eighth District-Franklyn ouinby, prOofreader.
FOR STATE SENATOR
Fourteenth Dstrict-Thoras Rock Of ths Pavers
FOR ASSEMBLY
Fifth pistrict-G. E. Lehner uaohinist
Tenth DstFl4et-AathqRy 4t5 McGabe: godbeater
gixeenth DisTiotF F oconnen 5oA6 6ooPbndsr RfihtS
Twenty-fourth Observation-Disclosures D. Riesy. brick
Twenty-afth pstrict-Jan1es NJ Doruey. engineer.
Twentv-third District-John Holloway. painter.
Thirty-fourth District-Wilam F O'conneI stonsout-
As the Independence League has not nominated
in all Of the thirty-fve Assembly districts in New
York County. the above certainly shows fair pro-
portion Of the candidates carrying union cards
KINGS CoUNTY-FoR CONGRESS.
Second District-FTank Delaney. painter.
Fifth pstriet-M A. Fitzgerald letter carrier.
KINGS CoCETY-FOR SENATOR
Tenth Ifstrtct-Frank Kane printer
KINGS COUNTY-FOR ASSEMBLY
second Distrct-John J. Keogh. newspaper deiverer
-
Seventh Dstrict-Daniel J. McConley. printing press
Tenth Dtstrict-George McLeisch printer
Twelfth Di5trist--Wiiam Perkins. printer.
TWentierh I5fstrict-Arrhur 5 Coiburne union man
Twenry-second District-Frank E Harvey. locomotive
fireman.
Others viii be placed Upon the fndepeadencs
League ticket before it is finally completed
We also point to the fact thar the following con-
spicuous friends and champions Of labor are upon
the Independence League ticket:
William r. Hearst Tor Governor; Lewis stuyves-
Nnaen g g22 caT6 6 % orS 5pr Ss9Fetary or sat
Adams and Charles w. Dayton. for Supreme Court
Tiis makes twenty-sever union card men already
nominated on the Independence League ticket in
New York
The statement is signed by James J. Hand, En-
gineers' Local 20; Arthur NJ. Bignan Metal Pol
ishers 81. John Smith, Eccentric Flremen Local
Sc; David Levy, Cigar Makers 13; James A. Stew
art Local ~ international LIIon Steam EngineeTS
DAILY. Metal Polishers' Local "a; William A Coax
lev LHthographer Apprentices and Press Feeders
Just before the statement was issued. "Fingey'
COnnors. Judge Seabury and others
marched gravely into the Gilsey House TO consult
Max Ihmsen They We're Coseted with him for
about an hour, after which 'Fingey" issued the
Earlier in the day he had been in conference
with Congressman James N. Grisgs. chairman Of
the Democratic Congress Campaign Committee
who told him that the Hearst campaign here was
over the country. lie voiced much discomfort with
the Hearst proposals TO place independent candi-
The meetng with Ihmsen last night was sup
posed to be the outcome of the afternoon confer
in that only one independent nomination FOR Com
gress made in New York County and three in
Kings.
HOW HE PRINTS THE NEWS
Mr.. Hearst bewails the alleged unrairness Of
the papers which are opposing his candidacy in
not printing all the news about his campaign
performances