The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-22
AGENT
CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER VIEWS
OF HEARST ANNOY HIM.

Somebody IL Sending Them 20 the Upstate
Newspaper and He Has IN Idea That q
Literature Mill OF His own Might
Accomplish Some Kind OF an onset.
Chairman William J. Corners Of the
Democratic State committee old his friends
yesterday that he wanted to start a press
bureau at Democratic State headquarters
in the Victoria Hotel. Mr.. Corners said
he wanted "a step lively chap" who could
grind out stuff for the New York city
and the country newspapers" Mr.. Con-
ners had learned that extracts from the
California newspapers had been printed
in many upstate Democratic newspapers
and this state Of affairs was particularly
Objectionable to him because Mr.. Hearst
was born in California.
Here are some Of the extracts which
have been sent by -obliging Californisns'
to Mr.. Conners's bureau, which have
printed in upstate Democratic newspapers
and which Mr.. Corners thinks can be neu-
tralised by starting a press bureau.
Los Angeles Herdld-They tthe New York
Democrats, are welcome to him., California
Democrats. after years OF forbearance OF his
anarchistio agitation and yellow newspapers
have booted him out OF the party. and Hearst
VIII " VIC NNCNbCo tlOh VI %NS' NNh~
There are too many intelligent people in that
State TO permit such { calamity &c Hss-sts
election.
San Diego Union-Hearst In too disgusting
dose. He should be sent to political oblivion,
which decent people all over the State desire
should be his portion.
Pasadena Union-The issue in New York
State Is between genuine reform by sane and
patriotic methods and bogus pretension
framed TO boost an individual. The foreign
element. the criminal element. the corrupt
political manipulators will be for Hearst; men
who hate government and State and munici-
pal decency will whoop IL up for Hearst and
revel in free drinks.
Sacramento Union-Where is the single
Democratic principle OF which Mr.. Hearst
Ia not the incarnate denial? Where shall We
find a pledge that Mr., Hearst has ever made
that he has not violated OF a promise that he
has not broken2 No man can belong TO any
political party whose whole career is bounded
by his selfish ambitions and who will cheer
fully pledge himself to anything and every
thing so long as he can make of il a step in the
ladder.
Tulare Hsrald-It will be william Riot
Hearst to the end.
Woodland Muii-Hearsts election is not
conceivable. .
Los Banos Enterprise-If Willie is the best
sample of man for Governor New York can
offer, the rest OF the nation should be a little
ashamed Of the Empire State.
Calaveras PrOspect-The Independence
League is built on the unstable foundation Of
William X. Hearst; it will fall by the weight
of its very own corruption when il has
wrought its purpose Of destroying the Demo-
cratic party.
The fact that Mr.. Hearst's newspapers
in California and Illinois have bolted the
regular Democratic candidates from Gov
ernor down has, it was stated, kept Mr.:
Corners busy explaining as pest ne
put it, "to open my trap about it any more
There was received by one OF Chairman
Conners's friends last night at the VIC
toria Hotel the following telegram:
Not only the Cleveland men but
Hill men and Bryan men are armed with
the high resolve to give Hughes their votes
and a majority exceeding that Of Cleveland
in the Folger campaign"