The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
HEARST ATTACKS
HIS OPPONENTS

New York. Oct. 1S.-Wfliam Il.
Hearst. independent nominee for ma
yor. and Otto T. Barnard, Republican
nominee, both of whom are heading
the fusion ticket, dashed through
Harlem tonight and delivered series
of rapid fire speeches in support OF
their candidacy. Hearst made lour
addresses and Barnard three.
Barnard confined himself TO busi-
ness issues. Hearst spoke at length
and continued his denunciation oi
William j. Gaynor. Democratic noml'
nee. although he found time to refer
TO Barnard as machine candidate
II have got into this hight to de-
feat both Gnynor and his Tammany
machine and Barnard and his Wood
run machine" he said. "and don't
want Mr. Barnard to forget in the
heat of the excitement that he is just
as much of a machine candidate as
Judge Gaynor He may not be the
candidate OF the same machine, but
he is the candidate Of the same Kind
OF machine and |, for one. cannot see
the diefirence In the blackness be
tween the Tammany kettle and the
Woodruff pot
"Mr. Barnard was not named at the
fusion conference. The fusion con-
ference was broken up. He was not
even named at the Republican con-
vention. That had not yet been held.
He was appointed and annointed the
candidate of The Noble Order OF Wood
rufilans and created knight of the
waistcoast at Jacks 1 nthe early hours
of a September morning
Nov Mr. Barnard is not only not
an independent candidate. but he Is
not even an anti-Tammany candidate
If Parsons statement deals between
the Republican machine with Murphy
of the Tammany machine can be be-
heved Mr.. Barnard was named not to
defeat Tammany. but TO elect Tam
many"
Hearst defended himself against
Gaynor's remark that he was indorsed
by Tammany when he ran for Gov
ernor against Hughes.
Grover Cleveland he said. was
a consistent foe OF Tammany Hall, yet
he ran for Governor OF the state on a
Democratic ticket. ] ran for governor
of New York as much foe OF Tam
many Hall as | had run for mayor 4
foe OF Tammany Hall the year be-
fore.
Hearst's attack on Barnard tonight
gives the campaign a new angle. for
heretofore both have maintained what
might be called a truce in view OF the
fact that both are working 10 defeat
Tammany. In part Mr.. Barnard said:
II am a candidate for mayor because
q good many people think the city
hall needs a business man. I am Il
business man with ten years of legal
training and some knowledge OF how
city bonds should be sold. The issue
is Tammany graft and waste
William NJ WINS, who. although not
a candidate himself has laid the
ground work for major part of the
personal attacks in the campaign
kept his place well in the calcium of
charge and countercharge during the
day. Accused last night By Henry
George Jr of trying to persuade his
father. the single taxer. TO withdraw
from the mayoralty campaign of 1856
In consideration of seat In congress,
offered by Tammany, he faced yet
another charge made by Colonel VIII
liam y. Amory. former secretary OF
the Third avenue railroad company.
Amory. in an affidavit. attacked him
as representing Thomas F. Ryan in
blocking traction investigation in New
York
He declares that Twins was paid
$4,000 by inc commission for shield
ing Ryan in the public service inyesCl-
CATION
Il am convinced" he said that Mr..
WINS al that time had an understand.
ing with Ryan or his representatives
for the deliberate suppression OF the
facts
In reply WINS issued a statement to-
night in which he SAYS.
Il am sorry for him Colonel
Amory)-for he could not take sucn
an oath if he were really responsible.
AS a matter of fact | have not seen
Mr.. Ryan or any of his associates for
months except as have met his coun-
sci In court as my adversary"
Gaynor spoke today with personal
liberty Hearst and police misrule as
his principal topics.