Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
BELL SOUNDS A
NOTE OF DEFIANCE
ASKS THE REPUBLICANS TO
KICK HERRlN OUT
Would Give Same Medicine as Denoe,
racy Administered to Hearst.
Powerful Words From Nspa's
Brilliant Young son
contInu, d iron. page one.

Pacific would ask the people OF Cah
fornia to lock tho doors Of California
and surrender the key TO Hartmann
system. go.
'The future Of California depend'
largely anon railroad expansion, botf
electric and steam. With broad ano
liberal railroad policy our state WI
soon become a network OF roaus, a.,
fording competition for communities
now at the mercy of the Soutnern "a ~,
eific and giving Transportation tacill'
ties 10 sections now without eithei
land or water communication.
Can il be that the people OF Can,
fornia. will be so needless of their real
interests as to obstruct the progress
and development of California by theil
votes on election day2
II believe that this election will 1narB
the end of railroad misrule and abuse
in this state, but if the people shall
vote to perpetuate the despotism oi
the Southern Pacific and hereby de-
clare that Mr.. Hartman by nod oil
his head at a Washington banquet can
Indicate the next governor OF TINS
state. then let none complain of the
yoke he has voluntarily assumed. Cap
plause)
"As 10 Hearst-if you have read this
mans papers you know he has de-
nounced the Southern Pacific. but to
what end? Hearst is always for his
own. personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Know
ing that we must all stand together IN
his issue against the bosses and with
his eyes wide open, he has formed
the Independence league. He formed
this league for the sole purpose of
wrecking the Democratic party, on
whose ruin this man desires to puilo
machine for his own personal use.
l,ax a InA0Y
times what effect the action of the New
York Democracy in nominating Hearst
for governor of that state Will nave
on the issues in this state. | have re-
piled that while they may have rotten
ness and degradation there we have
not come to that condition here III
lived in New York l would not only
not vote for Hearst, but would stand
side by side with William T. Jerome
and do what j could to defeat Hearst.
As to Hearstlsn
Another important factor in the de-
velopment of California and the re-
building of her great metropolis is the
cordial relations that ought to exist
between labor and capital
THE man who would disturb this
relation for his own political aggran-
dizement deserves summary punish
ment at the hands of the people.
IT 1 am eleCled 1 VIII uo Wtidl ho
other governor of this or any other
state las ever done. / will do what
can to once or twice a year bring about
a great convention of capital and
labor / believe in this way those
questions on which these two import
ant factors frequently find themselves
at loggerheads can be amicably ad'
justed.
There is no room in California today
for the demagogue and agitator II
labor matters.
The duties of employer and employe
are reciprocal and appeal to the heart
and understanding rather than to the
passions.
When their free cooperation is de-
stroyed by political adventurers, by
men who desire conflict rather than
peace. the two great interests should
stand united in their determination to
eliminate such men from the councils
Of either. (Applause)
To-day one man stands foremost
among that class of agitators, Nand
(; through his newspapers he is constant
ily seeking to stir up the very worst
there is in human nature in the hope
that out of disorder and chaos he may
find qualification for his political am
bitions. That mans name is Hearst.
1T is the solemn duty of the people