New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
DIR. CUYLER ON HEARST.
Aged Minister Calls Editor a Menace
to the Country.

The Rev Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler made vgor-
GUS attack w. r. Hearst and Hearstlslh u, ..is
annual speech before the Lafayette Hep 80.
Club. No. 139 Lafayette avenue brooKish' ,
night The occasion was the ratification meeting.
DIR. Cuyler declared that Hearst was menace
tc the country and called upon the cro"o ~ iese'
to work night and day for Charles +. Hushes,
whom he called brave brilliant hones. 'iiu
Embossed patriot" He said in part:
speak tonight as the true friend of the man man
who brings milk my door and the man VINO
In the last conversat which had with MI MT
Gladstone in London; he said to me &c o,r lay
system of easy divorce. which saps the s=ahfey = car W
the horne and the other is & rectYe
ofice.'' Mr. Gladstones wise words were re-.
o Gs Is e now nns to buy his way into
executive chair of New York and thence into that
He began his career pioneer Of type Of
morals His first audacious stroke was for the
Presidency-for the seat once held by washington
of ofG moneT IN securing control Of
Der of votes in national eonysnti93n might be
presumed be respectable member member, OF ,+ Con-
New YORK aqt sent Hheh him the he
his duties and on lso important 10 rolcaIs
his name. Can a man who violated his VOWS ,l, IN
the only office dc @ he r he 20 soenny m
the honest laborng people Of state that # they
pos}er they 9 Win nd that lis golden apples
will turn to ashes in their inoqfas m M ndensndence Of
bosses. Yet everybody knows that his nomination
at Buffalo was secured by the basest of bosses
Charles F. Murphy and # he is successful It VIII
be by the unclean support or Tammany han: ALI l,
Hearst is elected of two things will assurcdi;y
happen. Either he will allow Murphy to be ms
adviser and TammanE Hall will be enthIoned al al
Albany else he will be guilty of the unhcard-oI
and pcrfdious ingratitude of throwing the man Wno
nominated him and elected him out or the WindoW:
If Hearst should take either horn OF TINS denln,a y,
he would forfeit his standing among honoranie
In striking contrast with the purchased canoi-
dacy of this ambitious plutocrat was the sponhta.
neous, unSought unanimous nomination oI tIdt
brave, brilliant honest unbossed patriot Snarss s
Evans Hughes! AS one of the many thousanos
whose lives insured in the life Insurance c9n
panies of New York l debt of inexpresslole
gratitude him the nobest public benefactpr ,'
III this state. Your business and your hornes VIII
be the safer with his firm, steady hand hoiding sne
helm ard keeping the keel of our state government
true in all weathers
Good friends we have one other sacred duty next
Tuesday besides putting honest Hughes IN the G9x
eror chair. II is to put able and incorruptiple
judiciary on the bench. l entreat every one or
you night and day for the election of those
non partisan Judges whose names are presented
by the judiciary Nomnators.
Fellow citizens. every hour now Is precious: pom
trust to gamblers bets predictions of landsides
Reason kindly with every laboripg man you meet
to convince him that II is for his interest to vote
for a sane safe, solid statesman like Charles F.
Hughes, who promises only what he Is able to
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