New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-27
Publisher of Bull" s.,.
Friends Fear Hearst WIN
Not "Stay Put"
Peace His Platform
Two to One Wager MI.
That Hearst Will En,..
Primaries

jeremiah OIeary, editor a, .pnp.
pro-German periodical banned 4, :
Postof'ice Department, is gOipy ;. ~'
for Mayor, unless he changes Nj, -
He said so himself last night rhi.
not Mr.. OLeary's first fight in,o ,.r
tics. Last March he and som. a, =.
friends d ecided TO run an ind.,.,a..'
candidate in the 18th Congr.,,,..'
District when a vacancy existed bean.
OF the death Of Representstiy. Ni.,..
F. Conroy. But the tieke, wa. ,...
put in the field.
Mr.. oLeary explained il al -.
night. lie said that his friends ,bouy.,
little Of Mayor Mitchell and l.,, :,
Judge Hylan, and that they wer. ATM,
that William R. Hearst, although NJ,
German enough TO suit Herr Alpho,,
G. Koelble, might not stay putt 8.
they thought it best to run th.i, a..
ticket.
Campaign on Peace Platform
at is our intention to &c to tn. uel,
on peace PLATFORM" said Mr.. oI,,r
last night. Besides being for v.,c,
our platform will be pledged to r.,
speech, free press and IA. maj
tenance of constitutional rights
Tammany took day of yest.,a,,
and nothing of moment transpir.d n
the Murphy-lIearst -Hylan affair. .x.,n
the making of wager at the Waldo,t
Astoria that Hearst would run IN n,
Democratic primaries. The Odds q
l-were laid by Hearst man.
Men who profess 20 know-m.n p.
strangers 70 Nr. Hearst or his wsu-
declare tina, IL is the editors intsuuv
to run in he pr maries. And T.s
many men. knowing Of the wor.ip
agreement that EXISTS between Murrt
and the editor. fear that should Mr.
ply order "the faithful" 10 yo,, fg
Hearst in the primaries, il will desuu
the chances Of Democratic NOMINEE
the city over.
The United Workingmen. ksyv
Of which Patrick Hughes is president
has come out IN feyor 81 Hearst A.
meetiUg IS headquar,,,
500 Eigh iturdsy night, 4
adopted r.. llch they address
70 the enrolled h, aocrats Of the eity
In part, they read:
Workingmen's Resolutions
"The citizens Of all parties expected
Mr.. Hearst TO be the choice for Mayor
of the Democratic organization. Tn.
selection of Judge Hylan came as .
shock. Mr.. Hearst aad Judge Hylsn
should not oppose each other in the
primaries. One should give tie other
his full support. Judge hyan should
give way 70 the older and more e.
perienced man, the man Of larger a.
fairs and wider appeal. We, therefor
urge the Democratic organization, =
support William r. Hearst for Mayo,
The league is not well known, elsr
in labor or political circles, and hn
not a large membership, i was sax
last night.
To add TO the interest Of the eas'
paign. il was made known last rlgN
that the Federation Of Independent v"
ers had met and organized themselvs.
with one John Poth as president AZ
would lease a suite Of rooms 10 .,
Park Avenue Hotel as a guarantee
good faith. John Poth said ina, w
paramount idea is to provide pouai
party which will be the proper v. s.
for the expression OF political opnN,.
By the great mass Of working peeps
He added that the help Of Ooio"
Roosevelt, J. G. Phelps Stokes, s'.'
Tel Gompers, and many others ri'I.
men. in the nations life would "
sOuCht