The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-09
HRARSfAffACKS NEWSPAPERS
DEcLARES THAT THEY DON'T
TELL TEE TRUTH ABOUT HIM,

William r. Hearst in four nery speecAes
in Manhattan last night. attacked the New
York W0NH for saying he paid the ex-
penaes Of the delegates to the Independence
League Convention: the New YORK Hevoh
for declaring that be intended 70 spend q
million dollars In this campaign, and for
saying no employed Chinese labor on q
California ranch, and made . sweeping
attack on AL the New York papers, but bis
own and the Press for printing biased
accounts q his upstate TIP. He virtually
dared the newspaper here to print bis
speech.
He pitched into James Gordon Bennett
and the Herald a. he paced up and down
the platform In New Henry Hall. IN Abing-
don square. in Amsterdam Hail and in
Harlem Casino, shaking before his audiences
q Letter which be declared Was from Mr..
Bennett and which informed him that Mr..
Bennett would not forges What he had done
in his hght against the Herofs personal
column.
Every meeting last night was lively and
sympathetic. Perhaps 60 persons heard
the candidate In New Henry Hall down on
the EAsf Side on the edSeof Forie SuLfvsn's
district; more than 1000 listened to him
packed in Abingdon Square. 80 jamned
into Amsterdam Hall in West Forty-fourth
street and h wound up al the Harlem
Casino by addressing . crowd Of about the
same number.
Mr.. Hearst started AZ New Henry Hall.
where Magistrate H~iGginbotham and
Nathan vidaver preceded him. He was
late getting there and the rowd waited i'm
patSently. Finally . Jewish orator jumped
IN and made a speech
Nathan vidaver, q Hearst selection for q
Supreme Court iodeeship domination.
called on the Jewish audience % 90 out
and Gng Hearts, praises and proclaim
his greatness. Goldstein. the local speaker.
quoted Mr.. HeArstis attacks on the cor
poraions. At . O'Clock Ar Hearst got TO
the little ball. which IL no wider than a box
car. He bored through the crowd and
jumped night into his speech. . candidate
in = hurry. Mr.. Hears said:
Mr.. Hughes quosS Je5ersou's Letter 10 an
editor sdyrng oat q newspaper should
be divided tnto four parts. heAdaS the fret
truth. the second probability. the third pos
sibilitY and the fourth lies Benz q Jslsrson
D9uocraf md Al editor I endeavor 90 oon-
Duct q Jefferson neuspsper. I sndeavor 20
adhere 20 the AooVe classification and TO
publish a. the department devoted 70 lies
TIE AnAnlas cup contest. hIed with elippnEs
from the colUmns OF the corporation ne~s-
papers and extracts from the speeches Of the
eorpcraeioa cAndida's
The competition for The AnAnhas CUP vas
berln By the New York World when the To-
~dep-cceoce LeaEue convent'cn wAs IN session
N New York The World made q bod old FOX
the cup By asserting that the delegates 20 the
coo bad received from the lndeper-
derce League headquarters TIE money 90
bring them TO New York and 20 s-pp1Et them
in New York ard TO return them 70 their
koraes. IL . complete fAl-ehocd from top 20
bottom and nom side 20 side Net q single
delegate received . SngSe dollar from the
Lea que. and every delegate paid bis own ex-
perses here and rs Own expenSe kcne tAp-
pAase
Tie New York HF-cld entered tie contest
for TIE AnaniAs cup with q sei-ev1deus lie
TIE Herald seated thAf ! would spend =
u lion dollars IN this cAnpaiEn. That Is an
utter fAAaehccd. I guarantee rot 70 COZ
rributs more f1nds 90 my own oanpaiEn. IN
Which I an p~TsocAlly Interested. than
did 20 the campaigns d Grover Cleveland
and William jennings Bryan. 10 whicA I Was
merely interested as = Democrat. he New
YORK Hrald having secured the lad has
been unwilling TO abandon il ard yesterday
;ssued THE mott complete faas<hood Of TIE
campaign. The He-elS states that I en-
pyoT~d Cires@ Abor on q ranch that I own
Al EAaCIL nv . 100
Chinese hbor y all nv LIE and I do noe o~n
a foos Of ground u Palermo stiAer directly
OF indirectly.
Mr.. Hearst vent on 20 saw that Mr.. Ben-
nesi vas attacking hun because Of the
Hearss war AgAIrst the Hersld personal
column. and added;
I cannot expec the HCGld not 20 lie
about ne. FOR the moral IDIOT ~bo woId
employ the publicity Of the fuss paS Of a
home newspaper 70 advertise aud pADder
20 VICE you'd not hesitate TO he.
Mr.. Hearst stamped his feet upon b
stage shook bis hss at e mention q
Iet himself out more than AZ any other
time during the campaign The crowd
liked the fireworks and cheered hznni ghciy
L DEFY CAd3 BecnsG 10 come home
he shouted. and face the Cn;ed SAes
authorities a. the real peTpe<rAtor Of the
crne Mr.. BenDSS wroe me a better eu-
cosng the clippings from my newspaper
and saying thai be would never forget me
for nv action in this matter l hope he
lave II remembered that l Stopped the
Mes York HC-cE from dragging nnoceus
U1ims inE o a life oS crime and shame
Then Mr.. Hears continued:
Various New York Eewspap~rs have seated
that / made . compact With she bosses IN
| order 20 secure ny Nomination Oo the Demo
( czuc ucket. The%s statements Aould Dc
roap~d With the others in the AnAaas
column I had 10 urders.antirg with any
boss before she coevention OF AZ the Coz
venison o. Gfter the eoaveztjou. | had at
the coaveatsca :IS vo'es from up the sat-
ard outside % the city IN uhicn ! live. aud
The vote Of rehs city. OF rather pAr- o: II. vas
Cver TO ne because the DenoclEic rank
AID 6le o. tbs ciry lad declared tos ne and
the bcases IA rot dare DEFY that deckAr1uo1.
have r-ats 70 private pro-nA~s to any
. a-Aa-al-n - go - - $3.50.