New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
MANY ORLEANS BOLTERS.
At Least 100 in Albion and so an
Medina.

Albion, n. Y. OCT q Special. Orleans County
Democrats by the score under the leadership Of
men whom the rank and file Of the party have
learned to trust by years Of experience, are de-
claring for Charles E. Hughes and against William
Il" Hearst L IS g most conservative estimate TO
say that at least hundred Democrats In Albion
ana at least half that number in Medina alone will
vote for Mr.. Hughes Most OF those who havo thus
declared themselves do not consider that they are
foHetunS any OF their party regularity IN voting
against Hearst. They say fatty that Hearst has
shown himself not to be Democrat and they feal
under no party obligations to support him. On the
contrary they are agreed that 1t is their duty to
their party to aid in defeating Hearst
THE Democratic party was sandbagged, sold out
and swtndled at Buffalo," says D. Hofr Curria Of
Albion. who has seven different occasions bean
his partys candidate for Office, having made the
| run for Congress. the state Senate. the Assembly
and for District Attorney, and who was for five
years United States Consul in Nova Scotia Mr..
Currie stumped the for Bryan, but he Is not
making the least effort to aid Hearst
George Il Church. who was Deputy State Treas
urer under Elliot Danforth. is emphatic In his con-
domination Of Hearst and his methods William B.
Dye for dozen years chairman Of the Democratic
County Committee until two years ago. and Fred
erick Clough. Of Fancher, last years chairman.
are in open revolt against Hearst
Other Democrats IN Albion who declare openly
that they will not vote for Hearst are Lorenzo
Barrows. secretary OF the International Bridge
Company OF Niagara Falls; ex-County Judge c.
w, RamsdaIe, n. Z. Burrows. q lawyer of proni-
nence; Spencer NJ Tanner for many years an as
fought against Hearst's nomination at Buffalo and
Is doing all in his power defeat his election
NJ w. Tuden, produce buyer; Frank Clark. a
James Z Barrett one Of the village assessors:
James J. Kennedy, a former alderman George
Brooker. painter; DR.. Charles NJ. Burrows V. Fl.
ket gardener; Joseph Achilles, an active Demo
cratic district worker; Edward CoIey and John c.
Simpson, prominent Democratic farmers.
Democrats OF Medina who have declared they
Will not vote for Hearst are John Crowley, village
trustee and prominent Democratic worker: the
Iour Maher brothers furniture manufacturers;
pany; Homer Luther, W. c. Post of the Union
Bank; Walter Randolph, railroad agent; DR. w
y; Stocking, John Andrews. a farmer; Harry
Bickle a newsdealer: John Bacon. Philip Brast
road agent: D. A. Acker, Seth G. Bowey lumber
merchant. and William u Lee
i have seen not the slightest evidence OF Hearst
sentiment among the farmers of Orleans saws
John J. Ryan. prominent Democrat. who fought
against Hearst's nomination Buffalo and In
spite OF the claims of the Hearst shOuters l am
sure II does not exist; certainly, it is apparent
in this section of Orleans, and have been diligent
in trying 10 locate any such feeling"
Another proof Of the holowness of the Hearst
claims is in the OF the Italian vote of the
who are going to vote against Hearst" said a
Hearst worker in Albion I'VE have a hundred
Italians here with US this year who have been Re-
Very slight investigation revealed the interesting
fact that there are precisely six Italians registered
in Albion this year
Or. David s. Frazer. of Lyndonvine is one of a
dozen Democrats there who have declared thew
will Hughes. '
on all sides there is great praise OF the statement
of former Mayor Thomas NJ Osborne of Auburn
the resolve Of old line Democrats not to vote for he
mongrel ticket named at Buffalo