The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

place myself on one side and Hearst
on the other he said. at is because
Hearst cross the threshold Of the demo-
cratic party in California" Well, then,
Hearst has crossed the threshold of the
democratic party or the democratic
Hearst in this campaign. The demo-
cratic party is just what it was in it's
bondage a few years ago, the personal
chattel of w. r. Hearst, delivered to
him by its standard bearer.
The democratic candidate also said !:
1t would give me nightmare if a
appeared in the Los Angeles Examiner
This has been a sleepless three weeks
indeed, and he can not sleep without a
nightmare If those words of his be true
He also said: When Hearst wants a
man he not only uses the sack. but he
wields the san6bag as we'll" Well, was
it the sack or the sandbag or both that
led to the alliance between Hearst and
the democratic candidate in this cam
paign?
I will conclude by telling you some of
the policies the republican party stands
for. as enunciated in its program We
desire the election of senators by vote
of the people, the short ballot, the
restoration of the Australian ballot to
its original form an adequate em-
ployers liability law, and we believe
In the -partisanship of the judiciary.
cisco, we believe that every man, high
or low, rich or poor, be he a petty
larcenist or the president of a street
railway company, should have .meted
out to him exact and equal justice. In
that belief held by me you have the
full measure of my recalcitrancy, the
explanation of the abuse that has been
Showered upon me.
pa1gnlng. Sitting down together we
find Ruef, the representatives of Cal
houn, Hearst, Herrin and the demo-
cratic candidate, who proceed to manu-
faeture out of whole cloth outrageous
and mendacious statements, and then
they send out an. Indianan-who will
the election, mary. my words-and in
the form of questions, this individuai
puts the charges manufactured by these
delectable individuals. And then the
newspapers that are in the pay of Her
rim or are kept by Ruef and Calhouii
blazon forth the questions. 1 have no
time tonight as I had last night to- go
into detail, but every insinuation. every
single innuendo that is a reflection upon
and downright falsehood. And the
candidate for governor knows it
candidate for governor who knows the
fact and who last night in Oakland re-
peated one of those statements he abb
solutely to be false. He repeated it,
who resorts to that sort of means is
unfit to hold any office in the gift of
the people.
their HbeIs thousandfold.
I warn you they will not hesitate at
fraud or even forgery in the next
three days of this campaign.
warn you what is coming. If any
man wants to believe anything that is
published in the Evening Post he is
welcome to do so.
In the next three days there will
belch forth in this community fraud,
mendacity. even forgery. [ believe.
And they would not stop at baser and
worse crimes, just as they have not
stopped at worse crime in the past.
When newspapers assassinate the
characters of men, as these newspapers
do, they are worse than furderers in
any community. And the worst blot
that we have upon the city of San
Francisco-that which all over this
land holds us up to shame and dis