New-York tribune., 1919-10-30

NEW
ings were about the Capitol in Albany
that Hearst has man on the Cover
nor's trail; there is somebody up here
to watch everything that happens
Well, let's see how we'll that fellow
watched it. On the 10th of May there
nor in the paper for appointing Il man
named Flora county judge in Or
leans County. If sat up all night
and, devoted the best thought that |,
could bring to my command, and look
ed all over the County Of Orleans, it
would be impossible for me to find
man better equipped, better tanned,
and who met with more popular gen.
eral satisfaction in the appointing nt
than the man that | appointed.
ut took him six days to find some
thing else. and he actually found. that
| came down here to the Metropolitan
Club club of wealthy men. and
went in and made speech to them.
came there at the invitation Of the
Reconstruction Commission to see if it
was possible to talk some money out Of
those wealthy fe lows to bui ONE
houses in this city. But the attack
had to be continued, and the paper
said: 1T was asserted that the Gov
ernor came down TO the Metropolitan
Club to avoid a special session OF the
Legislature, so that the state or the
city would not put UP the money to
lend the builders.'
"Now, that is supposed to be fed out
to intelligent people. The presumption
is that the man with brains. or the
woman with brains. is going TO read
that; and thexe isn't a schoo boy or
schoolgirl in New York that doesn't
know that the public money Of this
state or this city, under our constitu-
ton. cannot be loaned to builders or
TO anybody else.
"Now, everything was failing. The
Governor was still running the state
his own way and doing what he
thought was the right thing, and every
attempted attack was lost to the pub
lie 1t made no hit. SO there was a
little meeting and the question was
discussed as to what next to so at the
Governor OIL. So they finally made
their mind up that they would attack
the Governor of the state because he
refused to fix the price of milk in New
! ork at lower figure Smith was re-
spo1sble for the starvation of the
children in New York because he ro-
fused to reduce the price OF milk
Breeds Seed of Anarchy
ANY man that leads you to believe
that your lot in life is not all right
any man that conjure~ UP for you a
tancied grievance against your gov
head of it, TO help himself. is breeding
a seed OF anarchy and dissatisfaction
more disastrous to the welfare Of the
community that it is used in than any
other teaching that | can think Of be-
cause, at least, the widest anarchist.
tire most extreme Socialist, the widest
radical that you can think Of, nay al
east be sincere in his own heart
"He may think that is rioht when he
breaches it. But the man that breaches
to TIE noor OF this or Of any other COM
munity discomfort and dissatisfaction,
to help him self and to make gooI his
side Of the argument and TO destroy.
as he said himself he would. the Gov
ernor of the state is a man as low and
as mean as can picture him.
"Throughout this whole campaign it
was attempted to fix in the minds Of
the people chat there existed some
place in the statute law of this state
to fix the price of milk, and in his des-
peration after the nomination Of the
count ticket that was put into his
paper in so many words, and he knows
that it is lot so. His lawyers know
that it is not so, and I defy him-arld
ne has sthc best legal advice in this
city. because he never utters a word
until it is we'll scrutinized by an array
Of lawyers to keep him away from libel
suits-I defy him or his lawyers to
challenge that cold . straightforward
exists iii m hands or in the hands
OF any other agency of this government
to fix the price at which anybody ca.,
sell anything in this state, whather it
is milk or shoes or clothing or houses
or anything else.
No Power of Removal
every man that writes on news
paper knows that the Governor of the
state has no power to remove any Of
the officials of the Department of Agri-
culture. He knows that they are all
appointed by Council Of Farms and
Markets, and he knows that the council
is elected by the Legislature. and in
1917 the agricultural. farming and
market interests Of this state, to the
minutest detail, were removed away
from the control of the Governor, in
order that they may be a regency, as
are the educational affairs of the state
But all through his articles he has
given the insinuation that men in that
/ department, unfit for office, could be
removed by me. when he knew it to be
not the fact. l will make q confession
to you. I do not want to be too hare
on him. 1t isn't in my heart to hurt
anybody.
Il didn't want him to come on this