New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

cause the reason or the people is peTNeiteo
They say. let US have no corporation RUE IN
this country. i say so. too: and II am electeo
Governor 1t viii be my policy to see 70 II thst s
the government OF the state OF New YORK is
proved supreme strong vigorous. effective and
Just and there is no individual ana ne cor
poratioa that WIFI be entitled IN any manner 10
ask your conidence and your support
Several children as soon a Mr. Hughes closed.
pressed forward with a big bunch Of flowers,
which a little boy placed IN the candidates
hands.
After one or two other speakers had been
heard the train started amid cheers.
Mr. Hughes started IN to speak with his over
coat and hat on. but soon took off the overcoat.
as the sun beat down the rear platform.
A PLEA FOR WORK.
Two hundred people crowded around the car
at I.ynbrook which has less than two thousand
population. Work for the success Of the
ticker was the keynote OF the speech here Mr
Hughes said in part:
I want TO say just one word TO you-go TO
work Don't think that this election Is 10 pe
without work.
/ have been gratiied to see the generous sup
port that is coming TO us irrespective Of party.
But every man that loves his country wants TO
see TO ii that effort is spared TO make TINS
victory not simply a victory but a decisive one
which for all time viii put an end 10 the methoos
which have been employed TO elevate my oppo-
nent u
Don't let this be left simply with huzza- Talk
TO your friends If you believe in me say so;
II you have trust in me say So nave nov ooLe
nv work in The dark l have been before the
public for year endeavoring TO DO my ouIy IN
regard fc a most important matter, and every
one OF Won knows whether l have done IL or not
I want you 10 go into the community, ana i.
that close work. meeting your reno" men anu
talking over the issues OF the day with then,
come 10 your decision and help them to come 10
your decision in order that we may settle IN
this state once and for ali that the sober good
sense and decency of the people shall triumph
The Rockville Centre audience was composed
of five hundred, among them many farmers.
Here somebody stuck little American flag in
the platform railing beside Mr.. Hughes. Just
as he finished speaking and the crowd was cheer
ing a hundred school children descended on the
other side Of the car The principal. yielding TO
their pleading. had dismissed school He came
down himself in automobile decorated with
flags and Autographs of Mr.. Hughes When the
candidate saw the children he made another
brief speech TO them.
ATTACKS HEARsTs SINCERITY.
At Rockville Centre Mr.. Hughes said, III part:
We do not have TO look far TO test the sim
certify of my opponents promises He says
believe in Independence. Look at the Bui-
falo convention. He says: i beheye IN tlS
Democratic principles OF Thomas Jele! ~ Ios'. L.
Look al the Buffalo convention. He says: l IN
against bosses" Look at his alliance Win
Charles r. Murphy.
He talks about corporations. Look at his own
The Buffalo convention shows you everything
for whien in record my opponent stands / was
not at Buffalo but 1 have some expert testimony
upon what took place at Buffalo. IL is not tes-
timony from a Republican-it is testimony from
one who has been honored in the Democracy:
hnd IN The outlook statenenI pE olI'
Thomas w Osborn. formerly Mayor Of Auburn,
who. the Outlook says. has earned the high
est respect by his courage, honesty ana lnae-
pendence. This is what Mr.. Osborn states with
regard TO the methods of campaigning that are
employed under the sacred name Of indepeno-
ard Of AmPripaOigm- He saws.
we have seen hired agents parade over the
state. shouting out. In terms rising from extrav-
agance 70 blasphemy, the merits Of their MILL
ionaire employer; we have seen snap caucuses. s
as IN Broome Cha utauqua. Cortland and other
counties; proxies forged, as In Orleans; conVen-
lions purchased, as in Wayne county; delegates
openly bribed for riot and disorder, in Jeffer-
County; an attempt 10 deceive whole COM
munity by muZZled press. as in Erie County;
newspapers blackmsiled, as in Monroe and On
ondaga counties-and who estimate the
amount of lying bIac1mail, bribery and corrupt
paign partially successful
That is the statement of a leading Democrat
resulted in obtaining the Democratic nomina-
ton.
Mr. Hughes said TO the school children:
would like 10 shake hapds with every one of
you. / would like to he bic 10 tell each one or
you personally how glad eIu to see you here
Your principal has asked TO say few
words TO you, and the word I want TO say 10
you is this Be proud Of your country. Learn
10 Know All ABOUT II. heaQ Ile history or me
great men who established it. Learn TO know all
about the institutions of our country. Wherever
you near any one try TO bring the American
name into contempt, don't stand it. You boys
and girls when you read about Abraham Lin
coin know that Abraham Lincoln stood first and
all the time for truth: that he stood for what
IS just.
Be like Abraham Lincoln.
BIG CROWD AT FREEPoRr.
Scarcely had the train stopped at Freeport at
lilo o'clock when eager crowd of six hum
dred persons swarmed about it. 1t happened
that the school recess came Just at this time, and
one hundred pupils came down the street on
the run. So anxious were the men 10 hear the
n candidate that half dozen climbed up the rail-
road signal pole.
Mr.. Hughes spoke Of Hearst as tax lodging
corporation from whom the disguise was being
stripped. one of the greatest issues of the cam
paign. he SAID. was whether or not II should be
fought under the banner of truth and sincerity
He continued in part:
My opponent and those who are close 10 him
have shown recently a great deal of grief at my
speeches / think that their dependency is
somewhat due 70 tbs fact that we have found
them
There are a great many men in this state who
are seriously concerned about the evils connected
with corporate management. No one has been
more sensitive TO the conditions that have OBJ
talned IN some OF our great corpora tions than L
II has been matter OF great satisfaction TO
been done in the line OF genuine reform under
our great header Theodore Roosevelt We want
TO deal with these matters fearlessy. and we
want to deal with them without respect 10 per-
sons. but we want 10 deal with them in the
American manner.
We have been sweeping oif a disguise We
have been exposing a masquerade. We are de-
termned that corporations shall not rule and
we are also determined that tbe eo,,errT,1e.,t 80
the state Of New York shall not be run by THE
New York American"
haR here in