The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
WHAT'S HEARST GOING TO Dor
RDN HTHsELg. EET HOPPER
10 ~. on FCSEY

Asytnns - Mul 0a ssuvvny. ~ VVtsaaI
say Fsvsrea stratshs i.essB- Ttsaet
Wnes - Weat away Baes Prsu
Eursps ~ go ssssais ~ rms HsaIh.
Ths Indsp@ndsacs League laadsrs ha~s
rec-ived word from william n Hearst
that ~ will b. hons from Europ@ BY the
middle a September John o. Hopper
head ~ the organisation. h the leader
/ particularly anNious 60 ind out Whas
Mr. Hearst'a intentions are. WHISTLER Mr.
Hearst d-~ireS OF nos to run independently
/ for Governor
Mr. Hopper. who has hem On the firing
line % the league for several years With
out. " waa said. getting anything In the
way % preferment. h nursing an amhition
Co be aelectsd a. the candidate foe Gov
ernor when the league nsmss its tichet.
His boom will take the air NEXT Thursday
night when the Twelfth Assembly district
organization % Brooklyn will put him
forward. But IN Mr. HsSrs,'s ah~~nos
Mr.. Hopper and his friends are worried.
There II still the possibility that Mr..
Hearst may take "a into his mind 10 Lad
the ticket. and there n the chance that
the Hon. william Sulzer may get the
Democratic nominai ION. There has been
an understanding. some u the leaders say.
that 10 S,ilzer u nominated he will s0t
Mr.. Heapts support. Justice Gerard's
name has be~n mentioned In connection
with an undergraduates League nominA-
tion. halt the party leaders don't take "
seriously and Justice Gerard himself has
laughed az the notion.
Nothing haA bsen heard definitely from
Mr.. Hearst concerning the plans he may
have In mind for the coming campaign,
hut he came out Just before he went
abroad with a statement that the league
should make q straightout. independent
fight.
-Soms fri"nds.- h. said. have wanted
20 know from mo u there i 20 H. an
alliance between the league and the
Democratic party. but | want 60 cay
that the Independence League has shown
that IL holds the balance of power in this
city and | think that IL IL capable Of
showing that II will have the balance 81
power In the STATE. and In view 81 that
Il would h. a Grim. for tho lnd"p. ndsnce
League 20 scarifce its Individuality IL
might % necessary. but no one can tell
at this time. for the league TO combine
with one party or tho other la order 20
insure tho election Of good men, but so
far a. my experience goee IL will bs better
for tho independents to stand alone and
Co make tho fight alone for good govern
ment.
when the other parties ara good Il IL |
becaus. Ne compel them 90 be good. a nd
in the coming campaign IL u probable |
that both parties will be controlled by |
The privileged Glasses. For every ldrid xe |
there IL a IagRayt and for every Murphy |
there l. a Woodruff. Therefore il il for !
uS 20 maintain our individuality and 20 !
run and to endeRvor 60 elect an entire !
independent ticket this year"
The league has already filed notice at |
albany that Il j. 90 nominate a complet.. !
stat. ticket It, Leaders say tina, they |
can poll AT least 200 an votes In the State |
and that IN" Democratic state CommI'taa- /
mon ar- afraid that the one thing which /
will ls'at their candidate al the neat /
election will ~ che Npts, diverted o. the !
Independents" brague ThSrc II good /
deal q division - DDinion among the I
favor 81 combining with the Democrat.
on tho local ticket. Will" others ar. stick
ing 10 III" Hearst idea q an out and out |
independent tsht Everything h waiting
on the master Il the league.
Besides. John ! HOPPER. Clarence J
Shearn. John Temple Graves and Reuben
X Lyon ~ Bath have been mentioned as
likely candidates for Governor Robert
Stewart 81 Brooklyn. Wzlter Travis
Daniels and John Palmieri are candida
for PLACES on the supreme Court ticket
Samuel Irvine, Charles r. Gehring. Willard
A. Glen of Syracuse. Or. Z. II W Auel
% Buffalo and Henry \ Powell ~ Brook
lvn ara IN line for places on the State
ticket
4 great many ~ Tho active leagIers
think that Mr. Hears would consent ~
take the nomination for Governor himself
II ClrC'iinstsnce- convinced him that he
could kill 81 Charles + Murphy best in
tina, wav That there il still good deal
81 uncertainty Ne 10 his attitude " as shown
last night when one OF his principal Il au-
tenants said in answer TO the question az
10 Whether Mr. Hearst would run
That's a matter he iii settle for him
self when he geta hack
Mr. Hearst " was asserted nv his PER
sonal friends. T. 20 destroy II possible
MIR Murphy, tho leader ~ Tamnanv
hat Is his onlv present intention said
one Of Mr. Hearsf's intirna'e- last night.
and u u IA nece~sarv 10 accomplish his
purpose h. Ill defeat the entire Demo-