New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-28
CHANLER TRAITOR TO
BRYAN, SAYS HEARST
ELECTION Il DISGRACE
TO N1TION.
So Shedrn Quotes RiUal Candidate
for GoUernor- Shoes
Enkghtening Cartoons.

rartv filed the Grand Central Palace hall last
night and cheered TO the echo Mr.. Hearst's and
Mr.. shearn's attacks upon Lewis StuyVesant
Chanler and the Democratic hosses-Conners
and Murphy-who. they say. nominated Chanler
end whose servant. they say. he is and will be
Mr.. Eearst's press agents had announced be
torehand that he would show a candidate for
the eovernorship "in an entirely different light
toward his party" Mr.. Hearst read articles
which had appeared from time TO time in the
public prints and which, he charged. had prac
ticaIlv been dictated by Lewis Tiddledewinks
Chanler'' and printed through the initiative Of
his press agents. These articles had the evil
dent intent Of arousing a strong sentiment for
Chanler as the Democratic Presidential NOM
tnee and ofsetting any corresponding sent-
-nert then existing for Mr. Bryan
Following The reading OF each Of these clip
-ings Mr Hearst had exhibited stere0pticon
views ot z number Of cartoons which. he said,
Rad been drawn by Mr. Chanlers hired artists
% further his Presidential aspirations. In other
words Mt Hearst charged the Democratic can
dfdate with doing everything in his power 10
defeat Nj Bryan for the Democratic nomna-
ton and get it for himself. A1r. shearn aroused
great enthusiasm by referring TO the great
friendship which Mr. Chaner now showed for
NJ Bryan. contrasting II with what he says
Chanler said in a speech last September.
This Is how Shearn quotes Chanler: Mr.. Bryan
IS .raountebank, fakir, and his election would
be e national disgrace and a serious menace to
the nation
TWO BRYAN FOR ONE CHANLER VOTE"
Only few moments later Mr.. Shearn. refer
-Erg 70 the Democratic mass meeting in Madi-
eon Square Garden Monday night evoked
rausing applause when he said: AT this meet
ing Monday night Mr.. Chanler said 1t did not
matter half as much whether he went TO Al
banv as il did whether Nj Bryan went to
Washington. That's about the ratio. Tam
many men are Offering two Bryan votes now
for one Chanler vote; those are the prevailing
odds Poor Bryan. This. too. after he had
been photographed holding hands with Mr..
Murphy
Still another reference 10 the Bryan -Chanler
meeting awoke enthusiasm. 1T must have
been very embarrassing" said Mr.. Shearn.
swheu 1r. Bryan said that people voted for
candidates for WHAT they stood for. for the
issues they stood for Think Of il, and then
think of Chanler padlocked Chanler Chanler
the padlockeo candidate. must have tainted
after that and have been carried out on a
stretcher Il was very thoughtless' Of Mr..
Bran
The crowd listened with more or less patience
= the lesser speakers Of the evening. There
was no real enthusiasm until Mr. Shearn ap-
rea-ed and then cheering what was cheering
IroEn loose Mt. Sne6Tn u01SI MS SptSO4l ~ d
-5cery. or maybe il was Mr.. Hearst who timed
his arrival 70 a nicely. Be that as it may, M
Shearn had Just delivered himself Of rhetorical
climax promised. If elected, Ito make good"
and sat down. when who should enter but Mr..
Hearst After the applause for the controller
of the only Embossed party" had subsided Mr.
Hearst spoke follows:
NJ Friends: Last night NJ Leys TIdds~iWRks WT
R-@aI ~ praised the peerless pTetender 50 freely
trat those who did not know MT, Chaher WeLo @
r,76-ed 70 tears and those who did know him were we're
r-o-ei 70 laughter. Those Of Us who know nm
Ger 2gg5 a. him s I2I tsineeri4y are not due to
rhe -o-aptings of evil heart 50 much as 10 the
.s1 agi-s+ior Tr7pelIed b. that and re
ly+~z mon the political sagacity Of his mentor
'-F51gaT' Conners, Nj Chaner set out to attain
~ Cohners advised dinners and Nr ts5sl Chsnle5
dinners with hungry polltlclans rom Maine u
n Conners advised publicity and NJ &c chsns5 9ds5
= 1Tfo Fg Poe5e bTit1E. provided him with type
writer's and cartoonists aud gave MN 4 IL" s1s-
sCi5er Richmond was in the field for The Pgesl-
g. = + ie1t laaded M Bryan. Instructed
h-s press agent TO attack MI btTan- @,,e raan7tng
z+-F a7r,ost human intelligence" said Mr Chan.eTT
4 lis cartoonist; and make NJ. Bryan io"'-'
pain
s1IDEs SHOW ~CHANLER" CARTOONS
Then began the reading Of the articles which
--hsn5er-s paid press agents had printed Eaci
s~-s.Ia Was followed by a stereopticon view OF
E ca-+oon. and this was followed by song rom
IN Tndapendence party quartet The enter
ta.rr1ent made a great hit
To illustrate how Mr Chanler backed on the
surport Of the Tammany Hall bosses MI
r5es~e+ read the following extract introducing
= ~ saving. ~On September Il. Mr. Chahler
presented himself with few more bouquets
ana some moral testimonials TO MS lhllIaa'0
friends" The extract follows;
r 80, more rrs ctcal field Of politics the Ghsnler
ee~+5roer7r has taken firm hold AaI -7 + NJ NJ
Ih- the leader of TamFn-T5 i1at., = Lol - tbie
because he thinks ne can Fih Hl.n III - roij-
view e X backed Up by his Tfght power IN pI
tcs former Congressman Ili'!ytiis ,lo,-eToent Of
- - -,-esne roT,ch for Chanler. Big Tim as
he is famiiiarly called IN Ee" Io.h X - - ,rI 20
e e-E town in Kew York state oy the poSs "''o o'
Wien Big Tim Puts his irrprin1atur on a states
nan -rey know he is a live one The sltuatloh ia
Na-- ~ rarr7res live now. and the pohu-
clans looL, moon ChanleE as drowning MAJ i,'h7
g.cr > Iife preserver- They see IN MN the nope
long deferred. q of1ce-
As final hit at Mr- Bryan. Nj Hearst salo
Chanler had this written and printed:
TIE notion that he Is a dead one IS gradually be
fas notified his friends he-a 70 stop pushing ms
,a-d4Fe~-- occurred 10 MT- BRYAN n 81 a
6err- v-o5-TS hardly cut a dgnihed figure before
TIE public clsrnoring for third nomination ms
acorrfs FOR thA sudden eclipse OF the Bryan Press
Bureau in the East
Mr Hearst closed HIS speech by saying that II
Nr chanlsr were elected he would be in favor
q Nj Murphy, A1r. Conners and Their require
merits Every citizen" said he knows that a
man ,rho win betrsy his friends viii betray the
peorle Il IS the duty Of every intelligent citi-
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