New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
HEARST MAKES DENIAL
sTT4CKS HIS CRITICS.
yerer Employed Chinese Labor in
California, He Says.

NJ. p Hearst spoke at four local meetings
-, three OF them in halls. and the most
8as- s,ssn, vas shown which has yet greeted the
ei.,o,ratio candidate fer Governor All told prob
:, soo or e 90 persons cheered for Hearst. The
s. ,,,eech was given at each meeting.
=. raarst seemed 20 throw himself into his
bas more than his usual custom. The
york Herald" and The New York World
-. ortacked IN no uncertain manner. Various
.,erts which have been published in each OF
- 7apers were attacked and denied as to
veracity.
=. 40 Henry street The audience consisted al
,s- entirely q Hebrews ana there fully
-a-,v-6ve hundred OF them present
,,-tIe the speech scheduled for $50 O'Clock
. as not until nearly O'Clock that the candi-
80 arneared. He spoke for about twenty min
- and fastening to his automobile. taken
. an omen air meeting at Abingdon Square. At
=. orer air meeting there were about four thou
.,s neople. il one OF the largest meetings.
8 ,ss said, that had ever been held in that To-
osl!iy.
shortly after 10 O'Clock Mr.. Hearst arrived at
.be Amsterdam Opera House. in West 4ith street,
- bis third speech This hall. with its large gal
- was literally packed. Mrs. Hearst and Ar
,,,r Brisbane We're in of the side boxes
a. Hearst spoke 10 about twenty-five hundred
.arls AZ this meeting. He repeated the speech
- bs had given twice before last night From
- -l,i-5 meeting lie hurried in his automobile TO
- Harlem. Casino sor the fourth and last meeting
= ,he night About TWO thousand people were
.si-tnr for him there II was not until about II
,rI-k that he arrived and repeated. for the third
,ir,e his speech Of the evening
Nr Hearst's speech follows;
Az 7Iuehes quotes Jeferson's letter 10 editor,
e6sn ma nsTs&PeE Per ns4 snGG & s ol!ifSe iSe seo seo
ond 'Prola1ll.ty.' The third POSSIBILITY ana 'he
sssy6r TO conduct Jefferson newspaper. en-
Sesvor 10 aGlers 10 the above ncation ana 10
AEanlas cup contest. filed with clippings from the
columns OF The corporation ne~spaIrrs ana 5i en-
rrscs from the speeches OF the corporation caElol-
o9~Iv r-i1ting paper Of eighteen or twenty pages
ions 10 The Ansnlas cup contest furnished by me
" nazIIsge % reproduce fair proportion Of them
TIE coIaDe -itlon for the Ananias Cup was pegun
bv TIE New York World when the IhdepenlsLee
League convention was IN session at New York
The World' made a bold hid for the cup ny as
received from the Independence League Headquar-
ters the money bring them TO New York and to
support therl n New YORK ana 10 return 'heih 10
mar state-aert was promptly classified in our
Jsre-san us3er in the jefferson department de-
voted 10 lies II is complete falsehood from top
single delegate received single dollar from the
league. Every delegate paid his own expenses.
NJ. Hearst then referred TO the Ananias Cup
ooHtesl, which his newspaper has been conducting.
ana gave The palm TO The Herald" He said:
The Herald" stated that would spend 100000
faJsehood- ! guarantee not 10 contribute more
funds 70 my oWa campaign. N which I per-
Grover Cleveland ana william Jennings Bryan. in
which wss merely interested as Democrat.
thar 90 not contribute in my own interest but
70 promote The cause Of good government. in which
The New York Herald" having secured the
willing 10 abandon II, and yesterday issued the
most complete talsehcod Of The campaign The
Herald stated that employed Chinese labor a
TanCE that own IN Palermo, Cal
Taerio. cal, eilher directly or ndirectly: nor is
Chinese labor e-lI9yeG on any property that own
% s HsIs4 2 56. s TF3s 46 81 statement ~ n is 1 e and
N by The obvious effort Of the writer of the article
io avoid direct libel
-aen M Hearst said that The Herald" op-
pOsst him because he had attacked II for printing
peHsOlGls He continued
.s s1s s8ci New f9rk ; esPa9sEs f have Ia stated that
:. ElEnAilOn on the Democratic ticket. These
st ss'hs1is should be grouped with the others II
! had no understanding with any boss before the
Convention OF al the convention or after the CON
selton' had at The convention 2l8 votes from
S-s sag ana OUTSIDE Of The city IN which
-,l - enc lir ole OF Jhis city was given me, OF
4.,ns paft ot Il was given 10 me, because -tAt
democratic rank and file Of This CITY had ieclareC
dscls--- ~ H. ---- Tie bosses did not dare defy thai
yaasl q any Interest aad any staferneg, ng iG ta
-s.s or lnln-ation that have IS q lie
! IsFe made Wy promises publicly TO the people
~ IN IoSe promises VIII carry out if elected
have jss- returned from trip up the state
1ei es ~ W nave addressed county fairs and polti
inanerse -1 ,'L "eTe ere We nave been received bl
yv-I.lsasI- some dozen o. OF newspaper rner
5e Ner v vo - 59e tain 3u; no newspaper bu
7f VI, ialea -i.yJEiRg, Ike an accurate aocoun
.iHus-E. "-t u0. a'y.a.. consistently
"s an e2aUp. % wilful faIsehood let me reat