New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
of guilt do not think the grand jury

of guilt ! do not think the grand jury
will ndict.'
"Now, there again, just think of what
that means to have p anted in the mind
OF a man or a woman that the Gov.
ernor of this state would interfere
county in the prosecution Of ANYBODY
tnat committed criminal act. Nobody
could say it; no reasonable, normal,
sane, sensible person cou.d advance it.,
and no decent newspaper would ever
print it.
"You read, of course. how I saved
some food adulterers from loing to
jail. That has been fared dav after
day--a COPY of letter from a former
member Of the Leg stature, sent to me
when | was Speaker OF the Assembly
YOU remember reading it. Here are the
facts: While | was Speaker of the As
sembly a former member sent me Il
letter and in the etter said that he or
another member had received notice Of
violation; the violation had not been
committed by the woman, but by the
man that sold the stuff to her.
The records show that the guilty
rarty was convicted and paid the maxi
mum fine.
"Folow back the history Of this
mans newspapers since he came to this
b
to read out Of his newspapers this re-
markable fact: That in this great de-
mocracy there has never been man
elected to office yet that has not been
-ainted in some way.
"Wken the President Of the United
States returned from his speaking trip
through the West. broken in health,
! this part of the country had the salts
faction Of reading in "The New York
Lot ha+ +,
best interests of America and turned
her over TO Europe for the presents
that us wife got while they were
abroad.
Story Is Proved False
"fs there any doubt about that? What
manner Of man is it, and what manner
Of newspaper institution is it, in this
, country tn-day. that would plant that
! seed IN sac mind of anybody? On y
! Q have j. develop afterward that the
t presents Chat were spelled into bribcs
sor his betrayal of the country were
worth about $3.50.
81 do not come here in my capacity
, 1!one as q citizen of your county. /
come here tonight as. the Governor of
YOUR state. come here to tell you
hat there is condition of unrest
/ throughout this whole country and in
i tits state.
Labor unrest will cure itself We
will attend to all Of our internal prob
ems. No appeal TO American patriot-
ism and American devotion to thi,
country was ever lost on any Ameri-
ans ears. But come here Tonight
0 say that The utteraaces OF these
7cWspapers make it very difficult for
tho Governor to do il.
5.o3e Letters Commend Him
After my speech at the Women =
Democratic Lea~"e | received from
every part of this country upward Of
ive-tN ousand letters. commondnr ne
or the stand that | had taken and
received one letter commencing Hearst,
and let NE read it to you:
"'You want to complain about W. r.
Hearst ! know that he is all anarch-
st, but he has one good thing he ex-
poses you grafters all right. You don't
need to complaint; you know that you
lave sold the public and their babies
to the milk trust; you know you got
Your share of the S5.000.00O they made
in nine months. What the he'll do YOU
care about the public? Woure just
the same that Judas Wilson; he sold
/ the whole world to England and
! tyranny, and you sold the public to the
milk trust. But you got your reward
! for it, The other fellow is dying al