The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-06

have said, I would NOT care \ great deal TO
he pointed out merely a. the Governor OF
New York State or OF am other state. but
would give a great deal to be kno I'm az the
Governor OF New YORK. state who stopped
the trusts from robbing the people. PRO
longed applause.I
l ask Lincoln Republican, who believe In
a government Of the people. by the people
and for the people. to unite with Jefferson
Democrats who believe In y government for
the greate3t gpod for the greatest lumber. In
an attempt tOIrestoTe this state Government
or ours TO American principles and TO chan ge
II from a government by the corporations for
private profit to,a gOvernm ent blythe people
for the great Ell good.
j have stated that my programme In not
extreme 0f any'kind. but simply AmericdniSm
and q plan to put into operation accepted
theory OF AmeEbcan government. Under the
American Idea vhe citizelIs ARE entitled, to
name their candidates. 20 have a.free choice
between candida s o. Of different parties. to
cast their ballots freely and to have their
ballots fairly cOuhtei They are entitled TO
representation In the Government. and the
representative should be selected in just
proportion from the business men. the labor
ing men, the farmers and professional men
that constitute the @ itizenship.
Now I claim thar under the, present radical
sdepsrture from thk Americans idea cand idates
80 hhNN WV NhNNloNNiAs ny
those machines ans manipulated by bosses
in the interest Of corrupt corporations.
assert that those corporations practically
purchase from politicians bcenses to rot
the people. They can afford to devote a
large proportion OF their eNtdrtionate profits
to that purpose in order to continue theiI
opportunities for plumber.
assert that the bosses frequently con
troll the nominations on both tickets and
deprive the American citizens OF their free
dom OF choice, and | assert that in some
instances. like in the case Of the New lorE
city election. the American citizen Is de
prived Of tine fundamental right to a free
ballot and am honest count.
The money contributed by these corrupt
corporations to defeat candidates they dc
not own is used to hire thugs and repesters,
TO debauch the election onicials and TO in
huence the officers OF the law whose only
duty should lie in the enforcement Of the law
This condit ion has arisen, I believe. because
| OF a too blind devotion to party name. II
we had followed the advice Of our greatest
statesmen ~we'would'Rot have invade this mis-
take.
Washington said: Beware Of the extreme
Of party spirit and of the ruin 10 which II
will eventually lead Jefferson said: IF
could not 90 TO heaven without a party
would not go there at all"
While MIR. Hearst was shaking hands
with hundreds of farmers Mrs. Hearst
was Watching a trotting race. The re-
porters made a bin pool on the race and
let Buster draw a slip of paper in con-
sideration of a quarter. No. ? in the race
trotted first under the wire and Busters
share Of the pool was N.25. Mr. Hearst
watched a race or two and then left the
grounds. The crowd let him go without
applause.
Mr. Hearst will speak tomorrow night
in Buffalo in vention Hall. Mr.. Chan
Ter, Mr.. Shearna and several Of the candidates
on the fusion ticket will make speeches
A big rally is planned and the, meeting il
being thoroughly advertised.