New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
HEARST In REVOLT.
MURPHY MAY HIT BACK.
Candidates Named against Tam
mony-Judiciay Slate for Kings.


The Hearst-M Murphy alliance was nearer dis
solution last night than 1t has been at any time
since the adjournment of the Buffalo conven-
ton. The Independence League started 10 make
nominations for the judiciary. Senate and Con-
gress in opposition to the regular Democratic
candidates.
To check the stampede away from the Inde-
pendence League. caused by the disreputable
of repudiating Murphy. Cassidy Conners, Ma
guire and McCabe. and declining the regular
Democratic nomination.
Murphy has demanded the lions share of the
loaves and fishes. The Independence League
leaders, aware of the deadly bossisrn black
DEATH are urging the grand marshal of the
Slanderbund 20 lead them away from the shadow
of 14th street.
The Hearst men are trying to goad Murphy
into an open revolt. Murphy is determined
to hold his peace. that when the break does
come he charge Hearst with disloyalty to
the Democratic party.
Murphy threatens. unless Hearst stands
loyal TO Democratic organization practices. to
nominate the entire Judiciary Nominators' ticket
as it stands cut loose from the Independence
League, state his frankly to the voters of
the state and then treat Hearst as an open
foe.
Last night Hearst made good his threat TO
oppose McCarren in Kings County by naming
judiciary ticket which does not include the name
of any candidate on the McCarren ticket.
The Independence League last night gave out
the Gilsey House the names of its I'd District
judiciary ticket follows:
Charles F. Adams, James c. Church, Alex
ander F. Bacon. James P. Niemann. Denis
OLeary Robert Stewart. Edward Kaufman and
E. CASTOR Higginbotham.
The regular Democratic ticSe. is follows:
George B. Abbott. James D. Bell. William j.
Carr. William NJ. Hughes, Isaac NJ Kapper.
Townsend Scudder. Luke D. Stapleton and Sam
ue S. Whitehousa
Charles Frederick Adams is secretary of the
borough under Mr. Coler. James C. Church is
County Surrogate. Alexander F. Bacon is
political free lance. who said that there were
no Spaniards Santiago Hill when Colonel
Roosevelt's Rough Riders charged it.
James P. Niemann is ex-District Attorney of
Nassau County Robert Stewart is Henry
George Single Tax Democrat. E. CASTOR Hig-
genbotham is a city magistrate and a Demo-
crat
Senator McCarren last week sent message
TO Mr. Hearst while the Democratic candidate
for Governor up the state. In il he said:
We have nominated a regular Democratic
ticket in Kings County. You, as the nominee
for Governor of the regular Democratic con-
vention, are bound to support it. If you do
not do so, and If you put up another ticket that
will endanger the success of the Democratic
ticket, the Republican candidate for Governor
will receive majority of 10000 votes in Kings
County. II you persist in nominating an indie
pendent ticket In Kings County. you do so at
your peril.
Murphy did not believe yesterday morning
that Hearst was trying to provoke war Last
night he did believe it. He couldn't help be-
leving it. The evidence was overwhelming and
staggering in its purport. 1t in the shape
OF Hearsts Endorsement of Assemblynan
Thomas Rock who has been nominated for the
Senate against Thomas F. Grady
It is necessary to go back bit. Grady Cock
ran and Nixon tricked McCarren into an am
buscade at Buffalo. captured the temporary
organization. threw out anti-Hearst delegates
and seated Hearst contestants. then delivAed to
the octopus killer the votes necessary to NOM
mate him. Max F. Ihmsen. Charles p Bacon and
Mr.. Auerbach. of the Hearst staff. were on hand
night and day, and Bacon in the COMMITTEES
on contested seats part of the time TO see that
the stolen goods were delivered.
They were delivered as Bermel of Queens.
can testify. Grady went away with a double
safetyfund guarantee political life
insurance policy countersigned by Hearst and
Murphy on the platform Grady was charged
by Stanchfeld and Raines with his offence and
stoutly defended his cause Grady returned with
political life insurance policy in his pocket,
prepared 10 settle down TO a life % respectable
old age in the State Senate.
Hearst repudiated it, His young out
in support of Rock nominated by the Repub-
cans and Grady cries for vengeance. His cry
has been heard in the inner circles of che wig
wan. Mr.. Murphy can stand good deal, but
this to him is war.
AS explained in The Tribune already The eN-
OP he TpdnDaDdaUca
with Mr. Hearst at the head is office seeking
trust The executive committee dictates all the
nominations Every man on 1t with the possi-
BILE exception of Mr.. Ihmsen and Mr. Follansbee
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