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iist what Nr. hearsts Nren0n w. "ne"
10 ran Tor Mayor ne pohen VIA per cent.
y the total vote oi View fofs county ana
he Republicans poaled onsy " p~ cont
- the total. Last year when ne ran Ior
''"vernor he poi'ed IN tne county unoer inc
emblem of his league. nearly 70 per cent
# tho total vote. In lso4 Pressoent hoose-
,elt broke into the Democratic stronghosds
~ the lower East Side by carrying some Oh
he districts IN that part o' the Guy. ous
\lr. Hearst carried some OF these districts
ny vote OF five to one.
These are conditions we took into con-
sderation IN consenting TO coalition ana
hey are conditions, whch oemonstrese
that Hearst has following In this city
which has to be reckoned with. The mon
placed on the Judiciary ticket are men who
will commend themselves 10 the voters OF
This city. IL is good ticket and sincerely
believe that II VII! be elected
Why did the Republicans give Hearst
six out OF the eleven places on tho county
,icket?" Mr.. Parsons was asked
For the reasons already Indicated In
my reference to the figures OF the last two
elections he answered we had 10
reckon with the strength OF the Hearst foi-
iowing.'
Mr. Parsons went on to explain that he
thought the fusion decision q good politi-
cal movement. for the reason that In all the
Republican districts only straight Re-
publicans had been nominated. and with
he aid Of the Hearst vote these men were
sure to be elected. and consequently men
would be sent to Albany who would help
Gov Hughes TO carry out his policies.
Mr.. Parsons said that the Republicans
and the Hearst organizations would each
conduct separate campaign, and that the
rforts OF the Republicans would be mostly
confined to the district fights.
The burden Of the campaign for the
county ticket 10 to be left to MIR. Hearst
One Of MIR. Hesrsts chief iticaiiieuten-
anis said last night that plans were already
Icing made to put a. much life and vitality
INTO the electioneering OF the next three
weeks as IL President or a Governor were
to he elected.
Ii was said last night at the Gilsey House
hat Mr.. Hearst had told his men that he
wanted Charles r. Murphy beaten on e)ec-
lion day and that they could have free
hand in spending all the money they needed
20 work up q spectacular campaign Of red
fire and brass bands. particularly IL the
demonstrations were on scale largo
enough to put in the shade anything that
Fammany might do in the same direction.
MIR. Hearst will himself speak at several
meetings to be held under the auspices
" the Independence League. ana IN the
speeches he will confine himself to attack
ing the Mhrphy-Conner controi OF the
Democratc organization OF the county
and State.
Charles F. Murphy refused Yesterday
% make any comment on the iuson OF the
iearst-Republican organsanons. just
vail until the registration 10 over, ne said,
and then. think. twil be able to give
YOU some figures which wih prove 10 you
of our ticket