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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
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Fitzgerald. Oakland; ]. j. Wells, Red
Bluff; r. M Roberts. Bakersfield; Ed
ward White, Watsonville; Thomas w.
Hickey, San Francisco; j. F. Coonan.
Eureka; A. A. Caminetti, Amador; c. l..
La Rue, Napa; S. L. Connell, Merced; I;
M. J. Gray, Placer; John E. Raker, Mo-
doc; Warren English. Alameda; Ra-
phael WE'LL, San Francisco; E. B. Pond,
San Francisco; Louis T. Samuels, San
francisco; Walter de Martini. San
Francisco; Oscar Hooks, San Francis
co; j. e. Pemberton. M endocino.
Finance-James D. Phelan, chair
man; Joseph S. Tobin, San Francisco: (:
John F. Murray. San Francisco; James
B. Coleman. San Francisco; Archie Bor-
land. Alameda: d. w. Carmichael. Sac
ramente: ], Downey Harvey. San Fran
cisco; Raphael Well, San Francisco;
M. ]. Laymance. Oakland; G. w. Clark,
San Mateo; George E. Cats, Stockton !:
H. u. Brandenstein. San Francisco;
Russ Stevens. Sacramento: Thomas
Bair. Humboldt; Samuel N. Daniels.
San Francisco.
Speakers committee-Frank Gould.
Curtis Hillyer, William NJ. Cannon, p.
J. Haggerty, 7. E. Hayden.
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DEMOCRATS IN DIFFICULTY.

SAN BERNARBINO, Sept 25.-The
certificates of nomination of the nomi-
nees put in the field at the second
Democratic convention last Saturday
were refused at the County Clerk s
Office this morning, County Clerk Louis
Pfeiffer basing his authority on section
1892 of the Political Code. together
with the fact that the nominees of one
county convention of the Democracy
have already been filed.
The insurgent Democrats will COM
mence mandamus proceedings at once
to bring the matter before the SUI
perior Court. The decision, if adverse,
will be appealed. anG if favorable, will
probably be appealed by the other side
in the controversy, and the matter
brought before the Appellate Court.
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SEVEN CAUSES WHY
HEARST WINS.
Among Them Are Bribery,
Treachery and Stupidity
of Democratic Leaders
ABDICATION OF PARTY
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
NEW YORK. Sept 25@The World
special from Buffalo says:
William Randolph Hearst will be
nominated for Governor by the Demo-
cratic State convention either tomorrow
or Thursday, and the Democratic party
win be turned over to the independence
League.
The causes for the nomination are
easily catalogued. They are:
The deal between Hearst and Charles
F. Murphy. leader of Tammany Hall.
whereby Hearst pledges himself to re-
move Mayor Mcclellan from ONCE and
whereby Hearst wiis aid Murphy to
elect the Tammany local tickets this
fall.
?. The treachery of Timothy D. Sui
livan. who. after giving his word to
Mayor Mcclellan to work and vote
against Hearst, Joined Murphy and will
vote his delegates for Hearst
g. The impotence of the Democratic
leaders, who failed to conduct cam
paign against Hearst and who allowed
him to get delegates throughout the
State without attempting to fight him.
T. The blundering of the anti-Hearst
leaders here, who allowed the State
committee TO be taken away from them
and who lost control of the committee
on contested seats.
8. The inability to find a man who
could command any support from
Hearsts delegates.
g. The use of Hearst's money.
T. The fact, made amazingly appar-
ent, that the politicians and leaders of
the regular Democracy in New York
are playing politics the way politics
was played twenty years ago and not
as the younger men play it today.
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a generous majority to spare in the
vote.
There was not so much surprises at
the switch of the Sullivan leaders.
Seven in number, their SUPPORT had been
pledged to the Mayor by the Sullivans.
Murphy men had asserted all along
that the Sullivans would be with them
when the time came, but assurances of
loyalty to the Mayor had been SO nu-
merous and SO fervent that the Mayor
had counted on them to help him TO
defeat the plans of Murphy and save
the reputation of the party in the State.
That there will be no more dickering
with the Sullivans, but that they will
be treated by the Mayor as traitors, is
the belief of many persons acquainted
with Democratic conditions. just what
treatment will be accorded to them is
not known, but ii is predicted that bit
ter war will be waged upon them from
the time the delegations get back to
New York.
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SAN LORENZO MEETING.
PopuIaee Turns Out to Hear Repub-
lican Campaign Speakers.

SAN LORENZO. Sept. 25-Repub-
licans turned out tonight in good num-
Der to hear their party nominees at
the campaign meeting which was held
at this place. The principal speaker
was Representative J. r, Knowland,
who urged his hearers to support Gill
lett and the ticket. Knowland, in a
straig ight-from- thc-shoulders talk, de-
clared that the Republican party and
its representatives were worthy of the
backing Of the people. He said the
party had no apology to offer; that it's
magnificent record commanded the ad-
miration of the world, the eyes of
which were focused on the United
States now as never in the nations his
tory. Nominees on the county ticket
were heard and they received an en-
thusiastic reception. Much favorable
comment was made concerning the per-
sonnel of the candidates.
The third meeting of the campaign
will be held tomorrow night at Decoto
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WALL STREET sHUDDERs.
sharp Break on Report of the Nom
inatiOn of Hearst.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25--Stocks were
under pressure for the greater part of
the session today, breaking sharply in
the late trading and closing at the
lowest figures on a report that. the
Buffalo convention had nominated
Hearst for Governor.
Even money was offered in Wall
street today that Hearst would receive
the nomination for Governor. Odds of
2 to 1 were offered, however, that he
would not be elected. Supporters of
Hearst wanted 1 to 8. No bets were
made.
A. sartorius of No. 2QfBroad street
offered $4,000 to $500 that Hearst
would not be elected. 1t was not
taken.
A year ago during the mayoralty
contest. when Hearst, Mcclellan and
WINS ran in the triangular contest, the
odds opened at to 1 in favor of Nc
Clellan. Later they advanced TO 5 to 1,
but as the Hearst strength became
more pronounced the odds declined to
TO 1 on Mcclellan against the field.
Before election the odds advanced IA
voring Mcclellan.
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TRAIroRs TO MccLELLAN.
suIIivans Gave New YorIx's Mayor the
double Cross

BUFFALO. Sept. 25.-The shift from
Mayor Mcclellan to Charles f. Murphy
by several district leaders Of New York
City who led the Mayor to believe they
would be with him in the State conven-
tion. as well as in the subsequent re-
organisation of the New York county
executive committee. is the cause of
mixed speculation and alarm among the
leaders.
Ali the Sullivan leaders. seven in
number, who had promised their full
support to Mayor Mcclellan during the
bouts here, and others who had given
assurances of SUPPORT to the Mayor.
have deserted him, temporarily at least.
and the Murphy men openly assert that
they have captured them.
AS matters stand at present. If the
question of deposing Murphy as leader
of Tammany comes up now, Murphy
will retain his leadership and have
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Warning.

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DEMOCRACY WILL LOSE.
Conservative Men VIII Not Support 8
Ticket Headed by Hearst.

NEW YORK, Sept 25.-Speaking of
the Democratic situation in Buffalo to-
night, Herman Ridder editor of the
New York Stats Zeitung. said: TT
looks very much tonight as if Hearst
would be the nominee of the conven-
tion. / hate to believe it, but it seems
to be the case. The party is making
a grave mistake in nominating Hearst
1t will drive out of the party a great
army or voters. Where they will go,
can't forecast, but they will not vote
for Hearst 1t will cause revolt of
the conservative element in the party
who can't reconcile themselves to the
extremes of Hearst
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
GIELErT IN CONTRA COSTA.

MARTINEZ, Sept. 25.-James Gillett
and Joseph r. Knowland will open
their campaign in Contra Costa County
Friday evening at the pavilion in Bay
View Park The local Republicans have
engaged two brass bands for the occa-
sion. Special trians will leave Rich
mond and the western end of the coun-
ty during the evening.
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MONTANA DEMOCRATS.
IndOrse Bryan and Praise Roosevelt
for His Various Reforms.

BUTTE, Mont, Sept 25.=J T. Walsh
of Helena was nominated by the Dem
ocratic State Convention for Congress
and Judge B. G. McClernan of Butte
was the candidate chosen for Associate
Justice of the State Supreme Court
The convention was harmonious
throughout, not single contest aris-
ing, and both nominations being made
by acclamation on motion of the most
prominent of other candidates named
for the offices.
The, platform demands that In the
battle of 1908 w. j. Bryan be chosen a
the standard-bearer of the party and
pledges cooperation by the State dele
cation in carrying out ais policies after
election. The adoption of Democratic
policies by President Roosevelt was
approved as the explanation of his pop
ularity.
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sss.5o to Buaalo and Return.

A rare Opportunity Is presented to those de-
string to visit the East this fall. On October
8 and round trip tickets viii be sold by the
Southern Pacific Company to Buffalo and return
at q rate of $3.50. a choice of routes may be
selected and stop-overs viii be permitted on both
going and return trips. Tickets will be good for
return up to Noyember u. For further par
ticulars inquire at ticket Office, ferry building.
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JnRoME * HosrILE MooD.
May Give Battle 20 Hearst on Cenven-
ffon Floor.

BUFFALO. Sept. 25--At a conference
10 which hfr. Jerome was a party today
il was decided TO appoint committee
10 ascertain whether or not the anti
Hearst sentiment could not be centered
upon either Mayor ]. y. Adam of Buff
faIo or Justice Gaynor.
Jerome made an address which many
believe means that he possibly snzy
lead fight against the nomination of
Hearst on the convention floor tomor-
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wAGERs BEING MApE.

Several wagers on the result of the
election have been laid. Yesterday Tom
Flint bet new tile that GiIlett would
get 10000 majority in California. The
probable effect of Hearst's success or
defeat In the New York Democratic
convention is discussed. There are
predictions that Langdon, of Doodle
Dee notoriety in California, will be
pulled down If Hearst abandons the
Independence League in order to win
the Democratic nomination in the En-
pire State. Other forecasts are to the
effect that Langdon will be strength
ened and Bell weakened if Hearst wins
out at Buffalo. At Republican head
quarters it is said that the Doodles,
IL left in the air without a LaRgdon
peg to hang on, will fall into the Re-
publican camp.
Various estimates are made as to the
probable vote in San Francisco Two
politicians who may be classed as ex-
perts in guessing figured at the ST.
Francis last night on the basis of 50.-
0oa registration and $4,000 votes in
the city that Gillett would get $4,000.
Langdon, 5000; Socialist, 1000; PrOhi-
bition, 1000: Bell. $4,000.
Among the callers at Republican
headquarters yesterday were: Richard
E. Collins of Shasta, candidate for
State Board of Equalization. Third Dis
trict: Walter F. Price of Sonoma, nom
inee for State Senator. Eighth District;
DR.. Elmer Stone. and DR.. Hennessey,
Napa, and ]. o. Hayes, San Jose
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Republicans Quit in Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 25.-The
Republican State executive committee
at meeting here today decided not to
nominate a State ticket this year
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Lieutenant Caldwell
Quits the Service.

vVTASHINGTON, Sept.
w 25.-Army orders:
The resignation of
First Lieutenant Samuel
c a d w e l |, Philippine
Scouts, has been accepted
by the President, to take
effect December 81, and
leave of absence has been
granted him from October
to December 81, inclusive.
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Perkins Gives Party
Leaders Surprise
of Campaign.
By Hugh NJ. Burke

The wreck of a freight train in
tunnel this side of San Luis Obispo
delayed General George Stone in his
homeward run from Los angeles to
the peninsula and he did not arrive
here in time to preside at the meeting
of the Republican State executive COM
mittee in the Little st. Francis last
evening. General Stone went south
last week to iron out a few wrinkles
caused by the non-partisan trend of
political affairs in the southland
While the party leaders were discuss
ing the probable result of Stones mis-
sion to Los Angeles Charles A. Spear
produced copy of a newspaper con-
tanning a superb illustration of United
States Senator George C. Perkins coun-
tenanees and containing also a para
graph from a reported interview in
which the Senator was quoted as Civ
ing unqualified Endorsement to the non
partisan movement in Los Angeles. The
Inquiry went the rounds: What does
the Senator mean?"
Perkins public approval of the direct
primary a cure for the ills of cor
ruption was highly commended and
mention was made of. the significant
fact that the leading political parties
in convention had indorse6 that propo-
sitioH. 1t is probable that the execu-
tive committee will ask Perkins to put
in writing the precise language that
he used in the Los Angeles interview
commendatory of the non-partisan
movement.
GILLETT DUE HERE.
Candidate Gillett will return from Sac
ramento today and look over the timer
AIRY which the committee has outlined
for his consideration. In company with
j. r. KnOwland OF the
Third District he will visit the Mare
Island navy yard tomorrow and speak
to the citizens of Vallejo in mass meet
ing tomorrow night. T1riday evening
he will speak at Martinez Saturday
will be busy day for the popular can
didate. Accompanied by the eloquent
Thomas B. Dezier of Shasta he will go
Caiistoga in the forenoon. In the aft
ernoon at o'clock he will speak to
the veterans at the Soldiers Home,
Yeuntville. In the evening he will ad-.
dress the people of Napa. Judge A.
G. Burnett of Sonoma, candidate for
Associate Justice, Court of Appeals,
will join Gillett and Dozier in the Napa
Valley. Special excursion trains will
be run to Vallejo from the north end
of Selano County Thursday afternoon.
Excursion trains will bring people
from st. Helena and Calistoga to Napa
Saturday afternoon.
The Republican executive committee
is securing gratifying reports from the
interior. Word comes from Sacramento
that the Republican nominee for Gov
ernor is an accomplished campaigner
and a good mixer" The voters, and
especially the workingmen, are report
ed to be well pleased with his per-
sonality
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The State Democracy suffered a
spasm of activity yesterday and Timo-
thy Spellacy, the chairman of the State
central committee. appointed the vari-
Gus sub-committees, which will have
direct control of the campaign. The
men chosen are unquestionably leaders
of the Democracy in all parts of Cali
fornia- Were they to enter seriously
into conduct of the canvass of Bell
1t would mean much toward his sue
cess. Every shade Of the political faith
of the Bourbons is represented on the
list which, Independent OF every other
consideration. reads well on paper The
committees are as follows:
Executive-Thomas J. Geary,. Sono-
ma, chairman; James G. Maguire. San
Franciscos James H. Budd, San Fran
cisco; Lewis r. Byingten, San Fran
cisco; Marshall Diggs, Sacramento;
James D. Phelan. San Franeisco; r. H.
Hotaling, San Francisco; w. B. Cope,
San Francisco; Cleveland L. Dam, San
Francisco; Bernard d. Murphy San
Jose; James II. Barry. San Francisco;
q. y. Bush. Hanford; Charles A. Brain
ard, Shasta; William NJ. Cannon, San
Francisco; Arthur M. Seymour, Sacra-
mento; Charles Edelman, San Fran
cisco; Nicholas A. Bowden,. San Jose; !.
W >. Eillingsworth, Vacavillei William
n. Afford, San Francisco; Robert M.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16

negro as the white mans equal. It can do so by considering the mass of negroes ill the south as they are, not as sentimentalists represent them to
 be. It can do so by discontinuing it's senseless, fruitles attempt at higher
 cultivation of the negro. AS long as
 the vast majority of the race in the south remains as it is, the strong arm
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 then uniting with the Caucasian of the south in knowledge of and sym pathy with his situation, to. devise
 proper, adequate and permanent re- lief
 What is now needed is less senti-
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 part of the north. All the money it has to devote to humanitarian pur-
 poses and all the support and sym- pathy it can summon should, in this
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16

states expense until spring returns. When, once again at liberty, they come back, they are met at the train by their neighbors, relatives and friends and escorted in triumph to their lurking places as if they were heroes returning from an honorable undertaking, instead of idle, vicious, debased criminals let loose from jail.
 The fear of immediate and dread full death is powerless to control the brutal, degenerated negro when his passions are aroused. His mind is too feeble and shallow to consider the consequences of his crime, and the brute in him, once awakened, reckonS nothing whatever of future punish ment The force of example, even in it's most terrifying form, when fren- zied mobs wreak vengeance in burn ing and sickening tortures, does not impress itself upon this class for more than a very brief time. It's in- tellect is so inferior and it's lmaglna- ton so utterly diseased that the ef- feet of such horrid spectacles soon wears off.
 This national cancer is a revoltin3 , hideous subject. One is 10th to speak of it in clean type on unpolluted pa per, lest it's contemplation should breed pestilence, but, if it is ever to , be cut out, it must be realized and considered ill all it's horror, especial l ly by northern people, who have too long shut their eyes to the truth. i The south understands it and the bet ter classes of whites, to whom our sympathy and aid should be eXtend- ed in the fullest measure, know fur ther that, besides the vicious negro, they have with them a large element of ignorant, violent, incorporate
 white people for whose crude and re-
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 It is time for the north to bear a hand in the solution of the problem
 it has literally shared in creating. It
 can do so by ceasing to exploit the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16
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