The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28

Prof. Herbert Z. Mills Of vassar College.
for a long time a trustee OF the House OF
Refuge at Hudson and a stalwart Demo-
crat and friend Of the laboring classes,
IA well as many others like them, are OPP
posed TO him. Active steps will be taken
soon 10 organize the opposition TO Hearst
among Democrats. The slogan is, not TO
waste powder, but to vote for Hughes.
REVOLT IN JEFFERSON COUNTY.
wATERTowN, Sept. 27-Robert Lansing.
son-in-law OF former Secretary OF State
John W. Foster; Floyd Carlisle, brother Of
state Committeeman John N. Carlisle;
Scion Wilder and Julius A. Quencer are
among the lifelong Democrats in this city
who openly announce that they cannot
support the Hearst ticket. Socialism and
radicalism are beyond what they say the
Democratic party a for. state Com
mitteeman John N. Carlisle refused 10 say
tonight what attitude he would take toward
the Buffalo nominees whom he attempted
to defeat. There are hundreds OF lesser
lights in the Democratic party who will
vote against Hearst in this county on cleo
ton day.
SWALLOWS HEARsT BUT ia KEs NorHINo
BACK.
INV hUkUH. ONDls TIC XII
Daily Register, which has vigorously de-
nounced Hearst and the methods employed
TO bring about his nomination, will say
editorially tomorrow morning that as a
Democratic newspaper and loyal to can
didates nominated by a regular Demo-
cratic convention il feels bound to support
Hearst, but will take nothing back 1t has
said about him and has no regrets for its
stand previous TO the convention
Many leading Democrats here have
nlraadV 1anOilnCQd the O0nUanllOntR work
n openly announced that they will sup
port hughes.
c~HAUTAUoUA DEMocRA WILL BOLT.
JAMESTOWN, Sspt. 27.-Conservative DEM
ocrats Of C~hautauqua county are not at
all pleased with the nomination OF Hearst
and there is little question that a bolt
OF considerable proportions will he or
gained. The sentiment or this element
was voiced this afternoon by Frederick
A. Fuller. who has attended every State
and national Democratic convention for
the last twenty years and who in 1884 was
a Presidential elector. Mr.. Fuller said the
anti-Hearst Democrats were under no
obligations to support the ticket.
Hearst, said he, sis the most dangerous
mar in public life to-day, an ambitious,
interruptions demagogue. His election
would be a disgrace to the state. No
decent Democrat can support him.
It is said that Daniel F.. Loramy, editor
Of the Dunkirk Herald. the only Democratic
daily Of the county, predicts the election OF
Hughes by 200, 900 plurality.
IA BIZ A BoIT IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Sept. 27.-The old time Demo-
Gratis here are preparing to make the hight
against Hearst, but until the movement is
organized they are not talking for publ
cation.
Councilman Henry Zipp, however, was
i~OutspOken. Said he: Il am a Democrat
n always have been a Democrat, but | do
not consider Hearst a Democrat
WARREN COUNTY CONSERVATIVES WILL FoL-
Low sHEPARD,s LEAF
GLENs FALLS, Sept. 27.--Warren county
Democrats will ostensibly swallow the
Hearst pill on account Of our county ticket
said a leader OF the party tonight, but
] am very sure hat when the votes are
counted on election night it will be seen
that a great many men forgot to vote for
Hearst and his followers. There will prob
ably be no open bolt Of the ticket here,
but the lead Of Edward M. Shepard, who
has his place of residence in this county,
will be followed by the conservatives, and
II he bolts others will follow.
FORMIDABLE BOIL IN oswEoo.
OswEGo, Sept. 27.-Declarations Of firm
Intentions to bolt the Hearst ticket have
followed thick and fast in this city Con-
sentative Democrats refuse to be held in
line by Charles N. BulRer and other ex-
pOnents Of party loyalty. and the boilers
purpose to organize a Hughes democracy II
JOn0 n. parry, former eulJOT OF the rat
lddiHm, the local Democratic organ, was
bitter in his denunciation Of the Buffalo
nominee He said over 100 Leading Demo-
Gratis are already out for Hughes and only
one-third of the Democratic vote will be
cast for Hearst.
o. Prof. /. B. Poucher. principal of the
State Normal School. and who was collector
Of customs at this port under the last Cleve-
land administration, said:
Il canno support Hearst. Hearst and
Hearstism mean the decay Of the Demo-
cratic party"
Frank p. Farrell, also a prominent old
time Democrat, declared that he would
aid any movement looking toward the de-
feat Of Hearst.