New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
urARST AT CORNING.
NE Took Care Not to Hare
Nomination Unanimous.

Y oct. 1l.-willam Randolph
corn nemoeratic and Independence League
he'.s for Governor. spoke here tonight.
osilN'ao,,ng was held in the City Hall, which
ghs .,os william Jackson. Of Erie. the Demo-
Was sordisate for Attorney General, and
e~~ Mott. OF jamestown, spoke before Mr..
fTS1IA a,rsved at the hau and We're cordially
received -,..,..,
s.,,o Mr.. Hearst, alluded to the fact that
p".,r,nstion was not unanimous; that he got
pS - - nv fighting FOR il. Mr.. Hearst instantly
"s go mat he took good care that It should
- unanimous There were interests he
ho' .,-ssented in the Buffalo convention whose
ST. .-. he 6id not want, and when. since then.
,soros interests had deserted him. he had
uE . Dbat he could do TO expedite their depart
=. Hearst said in part;
gusrantee OF Mr.. Hughess sincerity in the
matter q matnager Of the corporation campaign
We Woo lie corporation candidate Mr. Woodrun n. Is
sna ,StcTnls as director IN an insurance company
ana as 4eSoS crest Of The insurance companies
Albany IN tle ~ oe,t,,,tS srse thoroneh insur-
snoe sSsrt hodge podge OF Inadequate and in
~ hGs,,fiTe legislation that the Republican Lesisia-
igrs ha'' ~ now no fear Of punishment for election
tss 10 hope that citizens deprived OF their
frenlCS, American rights can secure their
iaCoIration through the legislature or through the
And IN order 10 make the safety OF election
M'N,,,ais and the subsection Of honest citizens TO
e--1IpI corporations the more complete. Attorney
coiUrol N5ve~ has been renomnsted. For the
NV he dealt al American liberty he has been re-
h.se5 h.N - IN fhe corporation party. He stands, as
ysi|SI y IS q guarantee Of Mr.. Hughes sincerity.
r.-,,,r then 10 John b McDonald's published
,,,ornoement that he VIII support Mr. Hughes, in
-. n having been a lifelong Democrat, Mr..
Hearst said
another guarantee Of Mr.. Hughes's sincerity IS
r-hn 81 Mcdonald He is the man who buil1 tns
Asg ..so1 OF strkss and labor difcuties from the
.ue he began until he enoec NJ. MelDonald oEs- E
ss-es for Alr Hughes ana hourisles the chock IN
support o. % T,i an 6e<y of ,lnior labor but makes
~ 5efence Il his attitude toward union labor.
NJ Hearst cited his own conduct Of The San
r-sncs,o Examiner" OF which. lie said, he took
charge or leaving Harvard. Every department OF
IN. Examiner" he said, was union,zed, and
vtsa nv, years ago. an effort was made TO de-
s,-cs unlonism IN san Francisco. his paper took
TIE size OF the unions. at considerable sacr1nce'
for evsry advertiser left tha paper as = protest
.rsinst the papers action But" said Mr..
Hearst I'VE won the fight ana the union labor
Nsyor elected tha. time has been reelected
twice since and has served Eve yenrs."
Ny Hearst reiterated his published denial that
ne was directly indirectly, an employer Of Chi
nese labor.
,-s political plrates-' ana Captain Kids OF
industry" IS he has done IN several previous
snsscbes prominent hnanciers whom he called by
name, Morgan. Ryan. Rockefeller. Rogers, Bel
mont and Mcdonald"
M Hearst and his campaign party arrived IN
Corning early this evening. and began his fourth
upstate trip which IS scheduled 10 last ten days
Al several stations where the Lsckawanna train
70 which his TWO cars were attached made stops
groups OF people gathered