Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-04
HEARST'S VOICE FAILS
Lasted Loig Enough, However, to
Reply To
A COUPLE OF CRITICS
Said Croker and Root Had Furnished
Convincing Evidence Of the AT.
titude Of Corporations 10
Present Campaign.

New York. Nov. 3.-william r.
Hearst started out Fridany night to
fulfull the programme mapped out for
him by his campaign managers. The
schedule called for thirteen addresses
before as many audiences in Brook.
'yn and in Queens county. At his first
appearance. however. II was evident
that the candidate had already overtaX.
ed his vocal organs. and later he was
reluctantly compelled TO abandon his
purpose Of addressing all the thou.
sands who had waited patiently TO hear
him.
Wherever the candidate did go. how.
ever. he met enthusiastic receptions
Crowds cheered his Appearances at
many places. and other crowds that
hoped TO see him and did not cheered
for him just the same.
Following the theater meeting. Mr..
Hearst addressed briefly an outdoor
gathering. and then spoke az Vista
tion hall. He cut his remarks short
In the hopes that his voice would hold
out until at least he had Acknowledged
Z other greetings. Before his arrival at
this gathering the audience unanimous.
ly adopted resolution approving OF
the action OF President Roosevelt In
permitting his views on New York
state politics 10 be made public by
Secretary Root
At Prosper hall Mr. Hearst. whose
voice had greatly improved. severely
scored Root and Croker Among 9th.
er things he said:
II went 20 the Buffalo convention
with 2l3 votes outside OF Greater New
York. and Murphy nor any other boss
would have dared 10 oppose me.
"Mr. Croker. whose trust merger
I drove out OF office. endorses McCar.
hen as a notable example OF corpora.
tion Democrats. Mr.. Root. corpora.
tion attorney for the Metropolitan
Traction company In the Jake Sharp
bribery cases. and for the whisky
trust. the tobacco trusts. the steel
trust. the sugar trust. the gas trust.
the watch trust and the insurance
trust. endorses Mr. Hughes. corpora.
tion attorney for the lighting trust. the
ahAN-bhhuAAN ANual anu oAutT UutlHs
These men and other corporation
tools like them are the best proof OF
the truth OF what have said. that the
nea Who are trying 20 defeat me In
this campaign are the men who have
been trying 10 rob you for years
MIR. Root objects TO my opposition
20 Mcclellan. and calls him a worthy
heir 20 an honored name
- say that Mcclellan has stolen
the office he now holds. and he knows
that he has stolen n. and that the
proof OF his theft Is I'm those ballot
boxes. and | challenge them 90 allow
those ballot boxes 20 be opened and
those votes to be honestly counted.
Il see how Mr. Root. the corporation
lawyer. and employe OF Thomas F.
Ryan. can endorse George n. McClel-
Ian. the political pupil Of Mr.. Ryan.
and errand boy OF the trusts that Mr..
/ Root serves but can Mr. Root endorse
/ the theft OF the election in New York
/ City and the crime by which the
| rights Of citizens were outraged and
the liberties OF citizens everywhere
I threatened?
MIR. Root today. a public Official
who couples a high place In the United
| States government. and who should
I represent the whole people OF the
| United States regardless OF his party
has dragged HIS high position into a
partisan campaign and into a personal
attack In n local situation 20 serve his
corporate masters.
u nsf year Mr. RYAN issued through