New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
HEARST OUT TO WIN
40 LONGER IN FIGHT
MERELY TO RUN.
Bcgins .Amother UhWlscind Cam
paign scith His OTcn Personality
the Principal Issue.

,,.ion Heretofore he had pleaded for the |
,ertion Of the fusion candidates for the Board |
n Estimate in order that the city's money |
might not be spent by Tammany. Last night |
- sought the support OF the voters for his own |
election, saying frankly: I am going after the
election
He seemed to take the campaign as personal
,rsir. and II was evident that he was trying 10
,rfuse into il something of the spirit OF four
,ears ago and make himself the issue. The first
mart Of his speech was devoted TO himself and
his record It was partly a defence of himself
snd partly an attack on Judge GaynOr
Later on he recalled some Of the deeds he had
rerforrned for the public. The last part of his
mech Was an attack on the fusion candidate.
Nr Rannard. and the windup was his state
,nsnt that he, W. r. Hearst, wanted to be
elected.
~ Hearst spoke at four meetings last night
gbe first was at the Harlem Casino. at l24th
street and Seventh avenue. From there he went
% Washington Heights and then journeyed
across the Harlem TO two meetings in The
Bronx The halls were crowded at every place
md in The Bronx there were overflow meetings.
The spectacle of the meetings was like return
% the conditions of four years ago. when smoke
.red halls were crowded with Ions haired, wild
fr.a throngs that cheered to the echo every
radical utterance and urged the speaker on 10
rflder and wilder statements The calmer OF
those IN the audience could see the same frenzy
held temporarily in check, and watching the
speaker they could the old smile cross his
features at the outbursts Of applause as he be-
gan TO talk about himself.
SURRENDER TO TAMMANY.
In opening his speech Mr. Hearst sought to
defend hims # for accepting Tammany's sup
port in his campaign for Governor. 1t evil
dent that the charges had hurt. and after he
had offered an explanation Of his own part in
Standing with Tammany at that time he turned
the attack against Mr.. Gaynor by calling atten-
fon TO the difference between Mr.. Gaynor's
ton and his.
i was asked 10 speak at Tammanv Hall and
J refused" he said. and those present accepted
this as a tacit comparison with Mr.. Gaynors
uogramme for a speech in 14th street tonight.
u refused to speak at Madison Square Gar
s,n" he said. If Tammany were concerned in
she meeting or Murphy appeared on the plat
form"
Great applause greeted these statements and
NJ Hearst smiled in triumph, while he waited
sr fhs cheers TO subside. He was gaining his
ohset his smile showed. He was carrying his
hearers with him TO the point where they would
be ready for him TO ask them to follow his per-
sanal fortunes.
! viii not attack McCarren while he lies
bis sickbed,' he continued. But there
nothing the matter with McCarren in 1906.
Eis resentment meant my defeat, but 1 went
into his cwn district and defed him to his face.
When Judge Gaynor does much, let him
speak Of my surrender TO Tammany Hall"
This was a point that took with the audiences
and did not fail to bring forth cheers.
Mr. Hearst again called attention to Mr.. Cay
R@s shortcomings in failing to object to the
Tsmmany city nominees. He told how he had
rad ola for
Court and for the Court of General Sessions
supporting Judge Rosalsky. a Republican, for
General Sessions. and asked:
Why did not Judge Gaynor do as / did?
Why did he not denounce Murphy and McCar-
zen? Why did he not at least compel the with
6rswaI Of the unspeakable Judge Roesch from
the Tammany tickst?"
Prolonged Misses greeted the name Of ROesch.
Because ] would rather be honest than be
tlected," Mr.. Hearst answered, "and Judge Gay
nor would rather be elected than be honest"
MR.. HEARsTs SPEECH.
Mr Hearsts speech was the same at each
place. He said:
Ia order to excuse his complete and con-
isEsed surrender 10 Tamnany Hail, Judge, Gaynor
says that when ] for Governor of the State
That statement is as false as ii is foolish.
An intelligent child could tell the difference be
NNteh running Tor Governor OF tle Stale OF Ne"
Aork with unsought Democratic indorseInent
~ Tammany ticket IN happy harmony win
lsmmsnys thugs and thieves:
ran f0r Governor OF New York State as much
zoe Il Tammany Hall IS had run for Mayor a
zoe ~ Tanmany the year before said publcly
and deisntly. Murphy may be for me. but ] am
not for Murphy" / said it before the nomnation.
ssid ii AFTER tic nomination and ! said it time
and again throughout the whole campaign.
Furthermore my friends, when Tammany at
ihe supreme court ] made them take him down
end name Judge Gon in his place. Was that sur
Aad ,hen. when they sought to nominate another
tnft candidate for the supreme Court mace mace
tfn take lin down and nominate Judge DAY ION
N bis place. Was that surrender ,.s
Ilcn. hen they essayed 10 nonllnA,e ase ni.ide
them take him down and nominate Judge Guy la
Tien when Ta-nmany proposed TO nominate Nc
Afoy for Judge of General Sessions, sent them
word that would not allow nm 10 s De - ,',,
sem uack wore ,a lhat me- 3S,,gnate whom they
,latoa snd they ~ouio noli'iaaeg itbiicsn Darfy
Juege RossiaEy. and elected Judge Rosalsky m
ettd nor one lhst am prouder OF an 60
/ mo- nd -anTot ,oTceiTe of any one doing a
99fcons9le Decd without being paid for H. Bn5 NY
Any snd n.ade him retraci and apologize Was
was a-zed 20 speak Al Tammsny IIal and !
Ssifi was asked 10 speak AT a , 3"ilos ,d "a 4
sc 10, If Tamnlany = concerno9, err o. Iog ioa,,,l ~
,ifis gave az the meeting and the Independence
.Mhy did not Judge Gsynor DO did? Why
w noi Judge Gaynor oenouncc Mnfphy ana NC
sren2 Ir had plenty Of tihne 10 DO II before Nc
vsitfn go sick: Nhy did he not r92nlpeI AZ! az
r-lara"al, al least. of the unsDeakabe Juasee
stS 81 n@oessar2. Why ol1 ne BOZ 20 h9
fssh answer ali in twenty words, BetaHse use - =
4 's}n0r R.u'd rather be elected than be honest
a. No4ia have irrn glad 10 support judge LAY mo- @
~ h9ne-i. indcperdeut candidate lie has re-
eore a "a; ~ a,d ..i aeoped ma sehile ,.ai,didso
anneias his neck like a submissive Ok 10 ~"
i's.,, in,ans yoke. and strains side by side WIN
n Ts.H Hp'sch 20 drag home the whole disrepuiable