The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-09-20
HALoEs TO HIRE.

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William Randolph Hearst has been writing pieces in
the London papers about political conditions in this
country He doesn't approve of Woodrow Wilson and
says largely freely though there wasn't much
need for him go that trouble he having been the
chief sponsor support Of Champ Clark in the con
for the democratic presidential nomination at the
Baltimore convention which resulted in the selection
Of Governor Wilson. Mr. Hearst says he is support
ing the this year. though he doesn't say just
how he is doing it, he goes on to specify his OBJ
iections to Wilson and extol the merits third par
ties and to advocate principles that the flavor Of
the HlH Moose pretty strong upon them
Mr5rarst says Governor Wilson's idea OF tariff
revision agsRwaEd is about bad as anything could
be, and hesef n he protectig tariff the very foun-
dalton OF erican bus ess prosperity. He is
quite sure that IL - BAN peopl 81 not hear OF
MI Wilson or anyt Aarn 1t is
too good thing, are dis
tributed among TIM generous
hand. That is Mr.. Rd the tariff
make prize money" Tshould get
a share, but the largel 81 d go the laboring
during the present campaign
Mr. Hearst is almossalrritated by Governor Wilson's
structures upon the hgSg of American business
Mr.. Hearst tVaSg they are the greatest bust
in all the world and that they have made
ultIlcd the greatest pH5iHsss hdllOn ia lne WOfIu
They accommodating in America the wealth OF the
world, and they are employing their wealth in way
which excites admiration OF the world Mr. Hearsts
ideals are Morgan Rockefeller and Carnegie and
other kind.
What Mr.. Hearst wants to know, does Governor viii
mean by getting on the stump ana saying what
men like should do? 1t is an interesting thing
ne says-and intmates that it is also highly lmperti-
a college professor lecturing practical
business the practical problems Of business
from the musty rooms Of of the colleges which the
practical Of these business had enabled
them to endow" Mr. Roosevelt. too is amazed at the
temerity OF like Governor Wilson, out of a vast
fund Of inexperenee attempt the task Of outlining
methods of goveknent He also has his ideals Of
Perkins is the best type though the
Morgan interests" generally have always been highly
regarded in Roosevelt circles %Mr Roosevelt, ike Mr.
Hearst believes in the protective tariff and the cond
tons that have made possible vast acoumulatons of
wealth such the Morgans and the Rockefelers and
the Carnegies have amassed He has had his share of
the collections OF these great business men in his o.
litical campaigns He thinks the prosecution them
as trust magnates is absurd and wicked
1t is interesting thing to these two arch dem
agogues and meters Of class hatred misleading the
people with all sorts of specous arguments and ac
cusations and promises beguiling them over the hills
and far away merely to bring them by deour to the
of the shepherds of finance shorn
in proper season more abundantly than ever before
1t is not particularly surprising though is the usual
course and path of the demagogue to get the people
to follow him by appeals to their passion finally
to deliver them W to those who know best how to use
them
1t ought not be very long before restoration is
of the old saints who have been some lit
tie under the weather say under Mr. Hearst
and Mr.. Roosevelt are making haoes%A hire Morgan
and Rockefeller and Carnegie and the others will know
where to apply