New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
HEARST HITS TAMMANY
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ton smells 20 heaven and cries for the political
disinfection that we are going to give it in this
There is no plot here tonight There is merely
an assemblage of sincere men willing to rise
the common good. went into the independence
movement a progressive Democrat. and IL Muir
phys thugs and heelers should so capture our Or
ganzation as to make IL merely annex to Tam
the Independence movement a progressive Demo
crat; And l would always stand as stand now,
gressive Democrats and with progressive Repub-
iicans for honesty In public office purity In pub
ment
get at the root of things. but unfortunately, the
term has been somewhat discredted by extreme
a sound Tsdicai and bec5e that the proEressve
citizens of this Republic among the most po-
tent influences for its benefit and its betterment-
do not wish to belttle the honest conservative
To my mind the conservatives are merelS Mis-
sOurianS-they want to be shown. They VIII act
We progressives nave absolutely denoEstrated our
case; aDs3uley proven our princPie5, ana 1at t1y
in their stand beside us in this campaign, ready
TO fight for the real issues of this campaign.
cannot see how in policy. in strategy or in COM
mon honesty any alleged progressive leader can
vindication; and although one has done so. l at
break into public office with the burglars tools Of
political machine Nor am willing TO skulk into
Murphy dark lantern in my hand: hold that If |
run for office every citizen is entitled to know my
II my opinion
WOMAN SUFFRAGIST PRESENT.
A voice from the second balcony back OF the sign
/ of the Womens Municipal Ownership League in
| terrupted to ask How about wOmans3 suHrage?"
MIR. Hearst continued:
Madam am sorry you even have to ask that
| question. have been an advocate, and a sincere
one OF womans Suffrage for great many years,
children would not now be crowded out of the
| schools. And the women themselves would not be
| brutaly crushed and crowded in our subway
trains Wherever the women have a vote they
preserved TO public life Judge Lindsay. one of the
6eSt men III public life when the bosses and the
average man was Indifferent 10 the question OF
don't have TO refer you to next Sundays papers
| for my opinions on this subject I can refer you
pas many and paBsT 1aly ana SUNDAY Tor tb a sS
| ence, imagine have been an advocate OF wom-
II my principles dspease the citizens I shall
be quite content TO be rejected at tho polls. but
1 shall advance with courage and confidence.
HEARST OUTLINES BELIEFS
| believe in public ownership and in the public
SGnduct or G9ntro of public utilities for the public
TEN. not only adequate for present needs. but an
ucPatng future needs. should be built by the city,
trolIed by the city in the interests of the city.
believe in the prompest possible resumption OF the
transfer system and 1 urge its extension to the
ing the bonding Of docks and subways and other
self-supportng properties should be passed and
should be pledged to It's passage I think as sveTy
istration could probably build the subways out OF
| the money that Tammany administration would
steal and II the subways could be built within the
present debt limit l am for building them that
! be passed, for believe the subways should be
/ built under any conditions and he debt limit
| funds at present available were not sufficient
beeys that we should proceed at once to 3 3iI
and TO provide amply for the inevitable increase in
requirements I believe in more Fairgrounds for
| the people, in more parks for the children and for
the chldren,s mothers. In more recreation grounds
for the whole population, and I advocate the con
devoted to the punishment of criminals to an open
air resort for the health and happiness OF all our
| believe in the interpolation system for the
n6d tGe Is a
! for many years. 1 believe in the eight-hour DAY
the Application in public business Of the principles
o have long 5 % IN my Isn 6sw
which shall contain among its provisions the lhua
| tive the referendum and the recall
| There Is nothing revolutionary in these doc
| trnes The recall is merely the right OF disnllS-
sTi for and an & aags e2
which he could not conduct his business without
iSnapv Of our Citizens are ike the man Who was
astonished and gratifed to learn that he had been
writing prose all his life without knowing it, We
II is only proposed to exercise it more often and
! more adVantageouSly.
I believe in tho income tax as advocated by
many millions which Judge Gaynor gives me
. credit for. but am willing to pay an income tax
on what 1 have. I believe in direct nominations
| as advocated by senator La Toilette rather than
| in the system advocated by Governor Hughes.
| But to make that system effective believe we
| should add to 1t honest election laws and the
| erty. but not in legislation in decisions which
make criminal license possible.
| l believe in honesty, efficiency and economy of
certify in that declaration and in all our deelara-
lions is the character of the men we have nomi-
| mated this ticket
| schools when il is under the Tammany regime
that the children have been crowded out of the
schools Tammany hypocritically declares for n
interpolation system for the police when it is I'M
been denied the three platoon system. Tammany
Hall declares for the prevailing rate of wages.
when under the Tammany regime even the poorest
labOrers have been robbed of their pay checks and
deprived Of the pittances they have so hardly
| earned.
But the most fragrant evidence of Tammany
| fact that 1t writes of purity of elections with
one hand. while it steals the primaries OF an Op-
posing party with the other hand l have got
into this campaign prevent the infection upon
| this hapless city for another four years of an
| other Tammany administration OF incOmpetency
and corruption.
You know that have not desired to be a cand-
| GATE nave made sacrifices To answer 20 your
demands. l ask you to make sacrifices in return
and to work hard for the election of this excellent
| ticket do not ask you to elect me, but do ask
| the honor to head. and to >defeat the ticket OF
Iogues. rascals and renegades whom l have the
honor 10 oppose.
MIR IVINSS SPEECH.
| Mr. WINS characterized the Darocratic