New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-23
Iearst Coaxing.
nitll Clan w it'll
kenate Plum
s..,es TO Induce Ex-Gov-
s,nor to Run and Thereby
/ Il.e His Popularity TO
/ prevent Split in Party
1,in,s Thirty Delegations
,,ners Admits Tammany
support Is Vital if Pub
/ l;.herC Controls Convention

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ru;sm ]. Corners, of Buffalo,
...Ign manager for William r.
claimed yesterday that Hearst
!. - be nominated at the Syracuse
=. eonvention without serious OPP
80. The Buffalo leader says that
} Is lined up thirty county delega-
!, e,ss tsr Hearst.
,...ser convention development
:. 4, Hearst drive for The Governor
- nd Presidency was that Hearst is
I .s;.r Che United States Senatorship
..s.iou open, with the idea of~of-
to former Governor Alfred E.
~ II Smith agrees to this his
4 .,.,sl popularity will be capitalized
,-szent party split. If he refuses
seap with the man whom he de-
..,..d as a political blackmailer and
.s,se,er and joins the bdlters, the
liars, men plan to brand him as a
j. II the corporations and point to
h.. Wall Street affiliations.
4 Irving Joins Hearst Forces
A. nroof that the Hearst men have
q Ia inroads upon the naturally anti
ussrst bailiwicks, Mr.. Corners an
..rnead that ex-Mayor John J. Irving
: s;arhamton will be associate man
.,sr 81 the Hearst campaign, begin
~ next Wednesday at the McAlpin.
Ey.Mayor Irving and William w.
g,rlsy are the Democratic leaders of
p,sou,e County. Mr.. Farley has as
gatsd to Irving's utilization with the
g,srst forces. Mr.. Farley almost in
srably works with Charles F. Muir
~. boss Of Tammany Hall, in state
vsities.
"Yoa can't beat somebody with no.
\ baay." said Mr.. Corners yesterday at
4 ,unoon at his headquarters at the Nc
Il Lpin Hotel. "The opposition has no
4 andidate. Hearst has million-vote
4 allowing in the State of New York,
i md now that Roosevelt is dead he is
he only man in the United States who
lis any such personal following"
n For the first time Mr. Corners yes
4 uriay handed out prepared state
h nsrs. 1t follows;
81 Calls Bolt Talk Bluff
She conference at Mr.. Hearst's
.suse was a personal and private af-
ilir and, Of course, | have nothing to
Il ~ about it.
There will be no other candidate
IL the Democratic nomination than
81 H. Hearst when the convention meets.
here is none seriously considered
IN.
All the efforts to prevent Mr..
Harst's nomination from now on will
i X in the form of efforts to create an
Impression that a lot of people will
bolt if Mr.. Hearst is nominated.
so FAR as party leaders and party
workers are concerned, this is all bluff.
they will all support the ticket with
the exception OF few whose connec-
sio1, direct or indirect, with nublic util-
ny corporations is a greater Influence
than party loyalty.
With the mass Of voters the situa-
hon IS very clear. If Mr.. Hearst is
dominated those Democrats who agree
with ailIer's policies will desert thei,
Fig probably they will anyway; but
nHll bring thousands of votes from
outside the party to take their places
ass and women who resent being
ia'led and cheated by the state gov
snnent. On the other hand. if the
Dsnscrats nominate a Governor (therc
~, chance, however, who agrees with
ailsrs policies in relation to corpo-
lsuons, or one whose record is I'M
nSwn tens of thousands of Democrats
VII not support such candidate, and
Wneever he might be he could not get
say support from the other parties.
Pledges Scent Fares
1t is difficult to believe that there
u any one so stupid that he does not
know that the people of the state will
aoe permit the campaign this year to
pe light just to see who will win.
Every one knows that if Miller or any
o. MS kind is elected by either party
Ne~ York will get the Scent fare
s sna tne cities up the state will con-
slnue 70 pay the increased fare. The
people Will not stand for it.
TOT years the people in the cities
nav nave oeen paying an outrageous price
lof milk, and the farmers have been
Sing mere pittance. The milk
trust, through state officials. have
n ,s,n,pierigged the situation and the
;s,sp.e are mighty tired. They are GO
. 4s 70 nave nickel fare all over the
aslies, Just as Hearst and Hylans COM
soneu II IN New York, and they are
s so,.s 70 settle the milk question. If
.as pohtical manipulators think they
IN Sn eneat them this year, can tell
sT. 'heis hand is right in a buzzsaw
v;,; 4ne newspapers told about the
w. s'' 70 ol twenty-five county leaders to
~, hearst at his home on Thursday
ias1t' Eight other upstate county
sauefs' not in the delegation or
~ sssTW1g-two, called on him at his house
", "eanesday night. These men are
man ma 0n a. VINO either are county chair
mi 9's'e committeeman, or VINO con-
W., wv me delegates from their respec-
sc counties said Mr.. Corners.
q. are You planning to make fipht
''s ann Inc delegates from Erie County ~
tor ,han me use OF making q fight
Conns sal be for Hearst?" replied Mr..
m weeds New York Support
cbarse se you an understanding with
Coea s,e =, T. Murphy and John II. Nc
hers everybody knows" said Mr.. Con-
ueata, s%SHlewnat guardedly. chat
a.jo, New v, York controls the stu
Hes,.4 we cannot nominate MIR.
ejtv ', NJ without the delegates rom this
j aps...s we shall have enough of the
! up.sss s.e counties with US TO convince
York c ss that we control, but New
aelssao.ity VIII decide. The New York
sIs '1 20 viii be for Mr.. Hearst"
.he ;ni,l.naio you are referred to as
eo;,a A.iiionaire strike breaker Is that
h. 70 interfere with Your managing