New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
CAMPAIGN COMMENT.
BRYAN AND HEARST.

From The New York World
Tens Of thousands OF Democrats refused TO sup
port Mr.. Bryan in 1856 because they did not be-
lieve IN Mr.. Bryan's economic doctrines. None OF
or because Mr.. Bryan made a deal with men whom
he had frenzedly denounced as thieves or because
by the convention that nominated him, or because
Mr. Bryan himself did not intend to vote the Dem
That IS why Mr. Hearst will have Republican
voters alone to thank II he IS not the worse beaten
candidate for Governor ever nominated by great
party in New York.
THE PLAIN ISSUE.
From The New York Times.
On the issue OF refornl-in the regulation oc
ernInent; IN the mode OF selecting candidates for
the Depe1he aet+ a5d bubg 4S betes NJ II , Is
and Mr.. Hearst. and il IS for the common sense
OF the plain people TO decide IL
REMEMBER M'KINLEY
From The Rochester Democrat and ChronicIe.
When the nan who instigated the assassination
his homcidai advice being taken by half crazy
big parties FOR Governor, ana gains laPgs foI1ow
ing among the ignorant the President considers II
his paramount duty 20 intervene
That he should disregard custom and interviews
n this case IS proof enough to the voters Of New
ders- Hearst must be defeated by a tremendous
majority
MR. HUGHES UNANswERED
From The New York Sun
When Mr. Hughes was nominated he was known
only as lawyer OF good parts and a skiful
ANALYST and a t'reless cross-examiner The sans
ssS,1 gsacg,1leS that brought fame to him IN his pro
together with other admirable qualities and auaif-
straight He neither quibbes nor raves He IS con-
yincing without being sensational His speeches
not tried TO answer them. except 6y calling Mr.
Hughes an animated feather duster"
THE RECORD.
From The Syracuse Herald
10 assume in the face Of this awful record Of
characterization OF it, that a majority OF the peops
4I 4I. New fork would deliberately elect William e
Teas neSas OF ,'6 fneir RaJr9tsm humanity and coTSa
heVe 10 be among the possibilities
TWO YEARS OF TURMOIL
From The New York Herald
stone In the path of his avowed ambition 70 be-
months OF uncertaintv aDy besiratioD mat usually
preceds Presidential election but years or X
tracing trade and industry there would be lower
vases and lack OF employment FOR the WorAl"S-
Talk Of lower prices is futile when wages 80
Sn Tb,I iower or me workman Is unable 70 e ,iSn
to The entire country, but the heaviest sgnsriS
such dastardly and dishonest appeals for support
A WAY TO GOOD NOMINATIONS
From The Utica Press
When the boss makes bad nomination. eeat eeatn, J.
The next time good one VIII De made tor ,ss 80
oGuce. That Is what the Democrats or the S.at. y.
are going TO do when thev vote for Hughes. a =
good advice more ways than one. and SOUND CIV
trtne.
THE WHOLE STORY.
From The Evening Mail .
The close OF the campaign hndS the friehGs
good government much indebted TO the W0rS S ~
Hughes as IT'S beginning found them ln9eoteSss
his reputation and personality. Hearst mas ~.
found out Hughes has made good. That s e1'
whole story,
MTTRPHY'S PROMISE
From Ths Evening sun
Murphy says that he win leave town Y rs E ,Sst
semely district fails 70 go for Hearst doMsS,odf doM
| an incentive to the people OF his netghoorho'o