Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-25
HEARST HURLS
EP|STOLARY
BOMBSHELL
ARCHBOLD SHOWN IN
ROLE OF JUDGE MAKER
Standard OIL Man Successfully
Urges Appointment of Judges
FavorabIy Disposed Toward
Oil and Gas Interests.

! UII ana OaS interests,
IBy Morning journal Special LEASED Wirel
New York, oct. 24.--W. L. Hearst
read more standard oil letters tonight
at two mass meetings, one in Brook
lyn and the other at Carnegie hail.
Manhattan Thomas H. Hlsgen, the
partys presidential nominee; John f
Graves, vice presidential candidate: c.
]. Shearn, candidate for governor. and
other speakers preceded Mr. Hearst at
the Carnegie meeting
Mr.. Hisgen was delivering an ad-
dress when Mr.. Hearst walked from
the wings onto the platform. Instant
/ ~ there was wild outburst of cheer
| ing. clapping Of hands ana blowing
of heEns, which completely drowned
] the voice Of the presidential candidate
Mr.. Hsgen gracefully gave way to Mr.
| Hearst and the latter began reading
the letters
At the Brooklyn meeting Mr. Hearst
began his speech by saying that the
Standard Oil company has Deen large
/ Instrumental in deciding every ma
tional election for the past twenty
years and then said:
Mr.. Cleveland was supported by
the Standard Oil company through
| such of its important representatives,
as the PaYnes William G. Whitney
and Calvin S. Brice. The Scrvile Sib-
ley showed his dog-likc devotion To-
the company by becoming democrat
in that wear.
After the Cleveland regime the
Standard oil company affiliated with
Mr.. Hanna and contributed literally
to his political needs
Their Intimacy was SO great that
Mr.. Hanna and the representatives of
the oil company are found in their
correspondence to be addressing each
other by their first names
when Mr. Hanna died, the Stand
ard Oil people regarded Mr. Roosevelt
with considerable distrust and dis
may"
There was a noticeable stir in the
audience at this mention of MIR. .
Cleveland's name. and a voice shout |
ed, Don't drag in the names Of the !
dead let the dead rest in their |
graves"
This was the only interruption of |
the kind Mr.. Hearst at the Carnegie |
hall meeting avoided using the name |
ot Mr. cleveland hut the name of |
Mari; Hanna was NOT avoided After
brief introductory address the
standard OH letters were read The
first purportcd to be addressed 10 for
MGR Governor stone of PENNSYLVANIA.
and was signed bv John u ArchboId
of the standard OH comnary. In the
Letter the writer urpcd rho annoint-
mont of fudge Morrison Of Nc
Keor pa to fiu vacancy on tho su-
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ms previous disclosures regarding so
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commenting thereon' SAID.
nave endeaVored To snow cl'arly ;
tho corruption OF the two "ld parues
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