The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-01
HEARST TO FIGHT M'CARREN
AND PTT ar 4 Full LOCAL
TICkET ~ KINGS.
Judges. senators and Assembly men Gam
dldates for supreme t'Ourt Picked
ut-Mcanwhlle McI'arren Is supposed
10 Be supporting Hearst for GOvernsr

dIdatrs for supreme Court Picked
Out-Ncanwhlle McCarren Is supposed
10 Bc supporting Hearst for Governor.
The Hearst leaders have decided to fight
announced last night at the Hearst head
quarters AZ the Gilsey House that not only
would a separate Judiciary ticket be put up
by the independence league in Brooklyn,
Tut that a complete local ticket would be
nut in the field over there and that the
McCarrcn forces would be opposed in every
district.
senator McCarren fought Hearst in Buff
falo. Since his return from Buffalo, how
ever. he has declared that he intended to
he regular and work for the Buffalo ticket
with Hearst at the top. In return. Senator
McCarrcn said in a statement given out
on saturday, the support OF the Hearst
me- was expected for the local ticket
which would be nominated by the regularly
elected delegates Of the d omocratic or
ganizatIon.
Before the announcement was made that
the Hearst forces would not unite Nith
McCarren one OF the McCarren leaders
predicted that if such a course was decided
upon by the Hearst people Hughes would
carry Brooklyn by 5000.
There are eight Supreme Court Judges
TO he elected in Brooklyn. It was given
ont at the Gilsey House yesterday that a
Hearst ticket for these offices had been
ahout made up. These are the names on
this tentative ticket: Henry A. Powell,
who seconded the nomination of Hearst
al the convention of the Independence
League at Carnegie Hall; Henry +. Coch-
rane, one of the leading spirits in the Hearst
organization in Brooklyn; Charles Frederick
Adams, Col. Alexander s. Bacon, County
Judge Frederick +. Crane, Surrogate James
S. Church, former District Attorney Me
mann Of Suffolk and Judge Thomas Of the
United States District Court.
Judge Thomas is a Republican. He is
put on the ticket to get Republican votes.
1t is not known whether he would accept.
As a Federal Judge he holds his place on
the bench for life, but his salary as a
Supreme Court Judge would be much
larger and the term is fourteen years.
senator McCarren il to hold his
convention for nominating Judges to-day.
The judicial convention of the Independence
League in Brooklyn will take place the last
of this week. II is also the intention to
hold Hearst Senate and Assembly con-
ventions in every district.
There has never been question Of
fusion with MoCarren," said one OF the
leaders at h Gilsey House. IF Mr.. No
Carren thought that he would get support
from the Independence League just be-
cause he had decided to be regular and
support Mr.. Hearst he was very much
mistaken"
The leaders in Brooklyn of the Indepen-
dence League have given the Hearst man
ayers a good deal Of trouble heretofore by
their independence. II was learned yester-
day that they had informed Mr.. Ihmsen
and the other people at the Gilsey HOUSE
that no matter how much the plans in other
places had been changed by the results Of
the convention at Buffalo they would have
nothing to do with the Democratic organi-
zation in Brooklyn. So o~utspoken were
County Register Boulton and some Of the
other leaders that they were told to go
ahead and do what they liked. Now Mr..
Boulton and the other Independence League
PEOPLE in Brooklyn expect that when Mr..
Hearst goes campaigning over the Bridge
he will come out for the local candidates
Of the Independence League. They say
they do not care whether McCarren bolts
the State tickle or not.
There is no talk about the Gilsey House
Of opposing Murphy or the Sullivans thus
far. As a matter of fact. it was learned
yesterday there is a definite agreement
that there will be no Hearst opposition to
Big Tim sullivan in his candidacy for the
State Senate.
The county committee Of the Indepen-
dence League had a meeting at the
Gllsey House yesterday and decided to
support the ticket nominated at Buffalo.
The meeting vas purely formal. Tn
Hearst county organizations throughout
the State nave been told to take similar
action.
Mr.. Hearst, so it was said yesterday,
Is TO make a very large contribution to the
Democratic State committees fund, now
that he has got the nomination OF the party.
Mr.. Hearst, it was said yesterday. ia TO hire
a lot of well known writer's TO write cam
paign literature for him in the next few
weeks. IL has also beer decided TO rave
his speeches printed in full a. advertising
matter in newspapers hostile to him.
Mr.. Hearst spent all day yesterday at his
house. Most Of the afternoon and evening
he was busy comforting with some Of his
political friends. His trip tonight through
Brooklyn il TO be made in automobiles.
He will speak at Ave meetings, Congress
Hall, Metropolitan Saenger Hall, Prospect
Hall, Palace Rink and Brooklyn Casino.
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, candidate for
Lieutenant-G Governor, will accompany Mr..
Hearst.