New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
THE STATE A,yD THE rroFHn.


Of New York r are % about to engage is not party
t me Lgsi4IocEacy Is 9ot IN uLe 1eld- ~
present none MI MURPHY has at limos most burned over
and BY s no means 0 tke fun strengh E of its e6eT
ship; Mu!Gtudes Of Democrats will vote for Mr..
Hughes. That Is conclusive proof that the cam
paign IS not contest between parties. The Repub-
izsd under the oomnstent Ie9deTsbD OF Ntr par
sons, and with candidate universally regarded as
Te Sadaa1 tey Of Saa M fus ushes is snua ap
proprtate TO the occasion and It's needs There are
cratic Support. which. indeed, By .sveTy cireum-
decent democrats 10 give their votes to Mr.
Hughes. Moreover. in his brief telegram Of ac-
issues His party, he feels, has been called to
defend the honor OF the state and to represent the
common sense of the people and the cause OF de-
the matters about which the people have chiefly
to concern themselves in this campaign The sup
porters OF ticket named by such means as those
Buffalo convention would do well TO leave honor
s6 as T noondaV that by the exercise or the ab
sence OF that quality Intelligent men will make their
'fo5fe i tRs voer ask ask Rie What is It ha wish
to accomplished IN state E. that thaS
by Mr. Hughes2 Inevitably the answer must be
soGh thr94gn asar gt be studied in o his s news
papers by any ore who would get at the truth
measure Of him presented in the nominating
have been put Ia nomination by speeches that piot.
ured forth qualities possessed only by the pooless
Americans. Nor VIII II 90 10 accept InS ValUaLOQ
put upon Mr.. Hearst by those who write in his in
terest Their portraiture is characterized by gar-
ing defects and omissions. Study the candidats
IN his newspapers They his business, his life.
To them he gives what is in him; inevitably they
must bear the stamp Of his mind, for he controls
them absolutely His eulogists insist that to
evert department of his business he gives the
minGtest attention and that his controlling hand is
everywhere felt II that be true, then in the Hearst
newspapers we have Hearst II Mr. Hearsts news
papers have been uplifting and Tegeneratiug
force II they have raised the standard OF public
morality promoted the spread of sound opinions,
made society better. purer, wiser; upon the minds
of youth and upon the minds Of adult men and
women their influence has been wholesome then
we should say the conclusion would be irresistible
that Mr.. Hearst is good man for the Governors
chair In order that these questions may be
swered and the true Hearst, not the Hearst OF the
speeches and the magazine articles, may be dtScOv
cred we advise the doubling voter to read 'The
American and THE Evening Journal" 1t Is the
There are not two Hugheses-only one. The peo-
pe OF the state already know him They came to
know him by his able and skilful examination Of
the witnesses in the insurance investigation. There
fs nothing strange, uncouth latent about him.
He rs a practising lawyer Of whom the members OF
ZIONIST IN his life speech and behavior he is typi-
cai Of the existing social order in the United States
He is honest he does not know the bosses and he
Is unacquainted with the machine No private in
tArests control him, and as for the corporations,
the verv thing that has brought him into prorlt-
nence shows that he is none OF their seek
Repubiicans will support their candidate. To all
Democrats who cherish the ancient faith and the
traditions of their party The Times appeals TO
give their active support and their votes to Mr..
Hughes,