Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-04


along with nausea, a revolt. Hundreds
OF honorable Democrats openly rcpu-
date him: thousands are saying quiet
ly that they would no more think Of
voting for him than they would of
fc<ying note. Not a reputable Dem-
ccratic newspaper in this Democratic
city will support him. II Is not neccs-
sary to talk abou, organizing a Demo
cratic bolt. The thing is automatic.
Moreover, though Hearst now appears
more powerful than ever before. he
also appears more contemplate. The
irickcry. bribery and complete surren-
der OF his professional opinions, which
have marked his course during the last
few weeks. have shown him so un-
scrupuous' as 20 disgust many OF his
former dupes.
New York Sun-Thc Democracy has
cut It's cables and gone adrilt It's
course Is out TO sea. In September.
five years ago. the President of the
United States was assassinatcd at
puffalo. At Buffalo william Il. Hearst
was nominated by the Democracy as
its candidate for the governorship OF
the State of New York. Let us accept
the inevitable with grace and rcsigna.
ton and let us hope that the party Of
assassination and the torch has done
to mankind the only service Of which
II was capable and has extinguished
itself forever,
New York Tribune = Mr.. IIcarst's
candidacy represents dangerous
force In politics. II marshals the fore.
ae ,,F ,.f .1n .ratnIisa nl
dissatisfaction.
New York Herald - From every
county In the State this morning come
tldings of Democratic revolt against
the shameful bargain at Buffalo and
resentment against It's beneficiary.
With The Democratic emblcms dispos.
cd OF In such an Infamous manner and
with such an anii.Democratic platform
Gs that adopted at Buffalo It becomes
the plain duty Of every honest Demo.
crat to enter his protest In the most
emphatic manner possible, and this 10
by casting his vote for Hughes.
New York Evening World--lf II Is
capable of allowing a man like Muir.
rhy TO prostitute its principles public
ly in order to wrcak personal revenge
On Mayor Mcclellan. II II is'rcady to
be an.i.socialistic one day. pro-social.
istic the next day. and something else
another day. making itself the play
thing OF a sinister. sordid boss. then
thousands will agree that Hearst is
right-that the Democratic party In
New York. representing nothing but
the lust for power and pelf, ought To
he destroyed.
New York Globe--Mr. Hughes IL be.
holden TO no Murphy for his nomlna.
ton. Some men are not tempted 10
lie and shuttle or 10 buy their way
upward--they are incapable of such
conduct from their very character.
and could not be Hoarst's any more
than they could change the color Of
their skins.
Brooklyn Eacle-At an early hour
this morning the. goods-some OF them
stolen-were delivered: william Ran.
dolph Hearst, receiver. To make sure
oi feast, as distinguished from a
famine. the plunderbund stole more
than IL needed.
Brooklyn Citizen--It is not In the
least doubtful that large numbers of
Brooklyn Democrats, who properly
call themselves regulars, will not sup
port Mr.. Hearst.
Rochester, n. Y, Sept. %, The
Rochester Morning Herald, ever since
Its birth Democratic paper, this
morning announces itself AS an indie
pendent newspaper and advocates the
election of Charles +. Hughes.
The Union and Advertiser of this
tity. hitherto Democratic. today an
nounces that II "owes no allegianance
to the candidate OF the Democratic
convention at Buffalo, w. X. Hearst"