Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-10
MaY0RAlTr A SECONDARY REATTN
Beth Hearst and Barnard Put Board
of Estimate. Which Handles Purse
Strings Of the Great City. Before
Their Own interests-eaynor VIII
Have No Campaign Fund.

Randolph Hearst's name as an addi-
tional asset to the Republican-Fusion
ticket, New York's municipal campaign
shaped itself definitely today as
4. 1T TO Gust Tammany Hall control In
1he-c,y finances Bota Hearst and OF
10 T. brnard. thu apubl.can-Fusion
nominee. Bog sbss 90 & election Is
matter of seS artance, so
long as the ng. ae F"aion
ticket wins o. inf - w.i' man
Tammany dofeal q, esi-
mate. which contro ~ s ta-s
of the great city, as 4 dioi
through which economy sSsee
gance may be exercises esesi
of the mayor.
Hearst followers. now KNOX,
the Civic Alliance. having accel ass
his conditions tina. he head tick
composed of the bulk Of the Repubii-
Fusion nominees already select
ed. arrangements to obtain the sigma
lures requisite to make his nomina-
ton lsxal are already under way ami
the formal petition probably will be
filed with the board OF elections ear
ly next week. William NJ. WINS, the
Republican who ran against Hearst
and Mcclellan four years ago, issued
a statement tonight. His statement
says in part:
Mass Meeting Monday Night.
There will be a mass meeting at
Carnegie Hall on Monday night to put
Mr.. Hearst in nomination A platform
will be presented fer adoption mat
will be a frank and genuine express
sion of purposes, instesd of a series
of platitudcs. loopholes and non-com-
mitments such as the platform upon
which the other candidates for mayor
are running. !.
"Mr. Hearst will attend the meet
ing in Eerson and declare his attitude
with respect 10 the entire matter or
city government"
Hearst's friends all predict that he
stands ready to make another wnifi-
wind campaign as IN 1905. campaign
followed by the recount and much
legal controversy. finally resulting IN
McClellan's being el cted by rather
slender plurality.
Republican Leaders suoiiant.
Barnard and the Republican lead
ers expressed nothing but satisfaction
today Sat Hearst entering the field.
Maintaining that Barnard VIII be
elected regardless, they profess 10
feeI>jubilant that Hearst has added
strength 20 the remainder OF the Fuss
len ticket
All talk of Bannard's withdrawing
and allowing Hearst to head the ticket
to victory was denounced as pre-
posterous. Barnard was in the race
to stay. they said. and Would win
Charles r. Murphy and other Tam
many leaders continue TO brand the
entrance Of Hearst as a deal"
Tammany. according 10 a report to-
day. having already absorbed the ole
Independent League machinery. tried
to take the name and emblem OF the
New Civic Alliance today hy-hling
petition under that name with the
beard e elec:Ans. Under ~ Law.
the first Tart-fling such a petition
has a right to claim the title and en-
hlcm. tut II this disruPts the plans
Of the new Hearst party no announce
mcut % this eject has been made
Justice csynor's Contribution
Justice Gaynor's principal contribu-
ton o the situation today was IN an
rouncemCn No that he had decided not 10
use a dollar in advocating his candi-
'acy and would return all gifts q
1cy psofercd to him for campaign
yes.
letter 20 schuyler Parsons.
Of the Ccrcy island Jockey
cent 500. Justice CaynoT
constrained BY de-
M - ,aTis q the1city TO
run d not ask TO run.
And D. work Ter GOOD
xovcrum, - destroy io~ and
corrupt r.. fcnt and thosc cnEag-
~ IN u Is not sufficient 20 ciecf me.
7 Do not care n be elected and
shall BE- entirely content.
You see the BASE lot who are a.