Show STAMPS BRAND OF ASSASSIN ON WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST fir eo I f f Mi Elihu lihu Root Clad With WillI Full A Authority hority of oi President Pr Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roose Roose- velt Places Responsibility for McKinley's McKin- McKin leys ley's Murder p. p DENOUNCES HIM DANGEROUS AS DEMAGOGUE I r rIn l l In j l Most Relentless Arraignment of Public I Man E Ever v r Heard in ff p c Political Campaign Secretary Makes Charge After T I c Charge f large A. A Against gal t Yellow Y e II ow Candidate C an dd I a t e. e 4 t i L 4 I K N N. Y Nov 1 Tho t.-Tho brand of or assassin assIn 3 was placed upon the forehead of William Randolph I Hearst C h here re tonight In a n. speech Hon Ion Ellhu Elihu Root Secretary of Sta State in inthe the 2 U eaf cabinet held the lie Dem- Dem m- m candidate for tor or governor for the tho death of martyred martrell y 4 Ho lie declared that he spoke by h authority of or President This was as one of or tho the most seat sea sensa sensational t c fir f the inan many climaxes that have luve punctuated the closing days of the gubernatorial campaign In iii this It was th thu most mos relentless denunciation tion of a public man ever heard hemd Not of lel Death enthIs Is Is there no one left leet to loved lo McKnley Mc- Mc I the speaker ker a asked IetI after aftel t le reading extracts tracts from froni Mr 11 Hearst's Japers previous to the as uon In support of ot his his his' charges that H- H Hearst Ie urged the he shooting at Buffalo Are t there workIngmen left leet In New York YIk Yirk lie ho demanded who can see ce with satisfaction honors heaped upon j the man wh who Is not guiltless s of Mc- Mc AleI I I death I i Dangerous 1011 and Violent L. L Later In urging the election of candidate can can- HuSh Hughe H. H and In pleading for tor the I 1 laboring mc men to not nut bo ho misled iu Ju the llio f d' d support of a n. man Utan whom he had bad re repeatedly re- re J. J denounced n. n an u-s a u dangerous skillful violent and unworthy demagogue dema gogue ogue the secretary tar declared that bat Roosevelt and Healt s told h cp q I ot i firl f iI- iI al Ii 1 fI XnIA 1 h tl n h s 's no l eli rn Hl ii nom uHe o lo 10 1 r- r S eon congress In speaking o of the the- a assassIn of oC 1 he spoke of him as us In- In 1 d tl b b the tho reckless utterance of tl those e Who vho upon ullon the th stump an and In Ini Inthe i S the UH press s. s 3 appealed to the he dark r i- i nUll and l evil spirits of or malice and ami sree greed envy and anti sullen hatred haired tI The wind is p t sowed sowell by the men who preach such 1 5 P doctrines and thc they can not escape S. S forthe forr for fur furr their share of tho the lt responsibility r r the whirlwind which is reaped This applies to he he ho tI demagogue the exploiter exploit exploit- er cr of sensation and to the cru crude e andS and S foolish Coolish v who for fOl whatever reason apologizes for crime or exi ex- ex i cites piles aimless Ss discontent l p i Speaks I e I r say gay continued led Mr Ir Hoot hYthe by hY bytho the tho l Presidents President's ts t's authority that in InS k penning these words with the horror S of murder fresh before him ho had Mr 11 Hearst specifically S C S In n fl his mind And I 1 s say by his ILls authority au au au- of or Mr 11 that what he thought II Hearst ears I then he thinks of Mr dr Hearst I I now V These fhe 1 charges chanes concluding a n. speech I S of unusual bitterness feel with astounding astounding as as- toun ln force upon the secretary's I j- j hearers because of or the understanding un S' S that lInt it was wa th this IR portion of or his speech that the President nt had hall prepared by y his own hand to meet the lie recent rec nt claims of oC the Hearst managers that S 1 their th fr candidate and arni President Roosevelt Roose S velt et entertained nt the same vl views ws upon fall nIl all public questions f l Secretary Hoots Hoot's Speech Mr Ir Root said In part parI A dema demagogue ma- ma S gogue who ho I Is one who for selfish ends favor or with the people CUlT S. S f seeks to curry their thelL prejudices t by 11 pandering to Ignorance or passions In New York one We e are arc witnessing of ot those tests of or popular government J which always come when a n. sl skillful S demagogue attempts to g get t elected t tc by exceeding others othel's In the denunciation de tIe- e. e evils and in 1001 of real prom promises 1 to cure them I believe belle the people S. S out right light In the lon Jon sure to come c are aIe run Nevertheless many workIng wish to do o the best for the theli II mon mun who r to strengthen 0 th tho iu LLUC w n country of or popular government by S 1 voting for tor Mr tIr Hearst who Is just S described have I demagogue i kind of or Sf he heI 11 dangerous because S He Ue Is s especially especIal enormously rich owns newspapers Is I S SI SL circulation and can hire many S. S c of or wide of well to speak r able and active men S him I 5 Heal form Pa-form In Danger L S.- S. f- f L Lr S r r l Not only Is the tc cause of popular r Jut ut genuine f lit in danger In danger angol or of being weakened ene I S Is tt or of Mr 11 Hearst Hearse to lo get this thi ob S S t. t 0 j. j h elected which governor have come with r 4 The Tho wealth are arc areS S t. t of corporate i 4 ih h increase practices S man an and S real i antI and many man wrongS wrong wrong- ought to be stopPed be done That should doers the but by law S lynch by which a wi action S anti e g nt people S 5 S S 1 self J governing Down DorTI wIth the thc i S. S It Is liS ea easY 1 to cry en are arc the theL but hul c i S L tile greater part 5 S 9 forms ti It J Thc Tho ho S I of OUt oUi business cut OUt the to It Is needed S 'S business the 0 an and save c on S redress I 15 going t 8 qi process S ami Boo c etl e and lit fit 1 reP p. p t most con stat stab ff The this work lit In tIlls this r or of C This work L It Hughes ils Charl E. E millions or of starIn than t worth flOre s ten ant and promise promiseS lie JIron than a a. iro i more moru who to tu S OIW l y votes te I I t l' l foI 01 flU an I conspicuoUs most JOost The fr o fr- fr fi- fi t t ft S P 0 It v t t I of oC this same work In the the f federal government o is Theodore Ho Roose se- se velt elt Let L t me state some seine of oC tho the corporate corPorate cor cor- evils with which he ho has undertaken undertaken under under- taken to tI deal al Many lany great corporations have havo united In so called trusts to get rid rill of I competition Man Many great Gleat corporations and trusts have ha undertaken to crush crisli lout out their remaining competitors b by unfair competition Many railroad companies Co les have havo exercised their inpan r power IJO to fix rates rutes b by favoring the large ship ship- pers The managers of or man many great corporations have havo Increased their heir cap- cap bc beyond their Investment of or orthe the value of or their theil property The rile offending of or- 0 fending hu have clothed I their affairs with a a. mantle mantlo o of ot secrecy One Oie of or the ob obstacles to the redress of or those these evils C has hns been thu tho unwillingness unwilling unwilling- ness or inability of the states to deal with them hem Our own state stale Is not blameless In this respect and antl what we need a Hughes at Albany to heal deal with the Ihie subject Against these battlements of wrong the thc President has charged with all ill tho the energy and sincere conviction of or f his Ills nature he lie has bus waged and Is raging open warfare not against l wealth but against ill gotten wealth not ot against corporations but against t he the abuse of corpor corporate te power Tho Th fl Republican a. a hll Mom JOU loyally j b by t the tho n President I i t thin tho act t creating the lIw bureau o of corporations tho the net act expediting the trial lilal of trust cases the r rebate anti bate act the act for tH UH regulation of railroad lat rates 4 havo have hlo redrew redress N which was waR Jm Im- Im before Under the Uw direction d or of two successive attorneys general Incessant warfare e Juts has boon buen waged under Urn tim fc federal laws 1 r against cur cor or lt I y j. j f. L 5 f- f of r h y r Ls Jg r Wt thc iv vi It r fo u o I H 1 l 1 lit III is aA b by vo t The first t danger Is IB lest lesi tho the people should hould 1 i r refuse to return a majority of or Republicans Re 11 publicans In 10 t th the he hou house e u of representatives tives lives A Democratic house in In Inevitable In- In evitable with a Cl nt Republican senate would not n really ally h help l the till Dc Democratic party part but hut it would hinder embarrass weaken and antI dishearten arton the President c nt anti and his assistants in III curr carrying ln on tho the policy In which they theyan are an engaged engal The second danger cJang r Is lest lost In this his greatest s of states the PI Presidents President's d nt's own state stale tho tile voters shaH shall reject Mr rr Hughes Hushes the Presidents President's own choice for forthe forthe the nomination and anti elect to that a l violent and antI unworthy demagogue In iii Inthe th the person lson of or Mr h Hearst Hearst's CS I II Lack ack of oC l o I What evidence has Mr Ir sl produced of or his fitness for this office Of or his private life lite I shall shun not speak further than to say that from froni no community community com corn in this state does 9 there come concerning him that testimony of lifelong lifelong lifelong life life- long neighbors and acquaintances to ills his private virtues the tho excellence of or his morals and antl the tho correctness of his conduct which we should sho like to have ha concerning the man who Is to tobe tobe tobe be made governor What evidence comes from his public career Ho lie has hns been heen a n member of Ut congress from New Ne York city an and he owe owed Ills his office to Tammany but hut buthe buthe he has ben boa an absolute cipher in con con- gress He Is known to us solely as ns a n. ayoung young youn man very rich by hy Inheritance who has become the owner of a number number num num- ber her of oC sensational yellow ellow journals ho he hohas hohas has taken In his newspapers now tho ho popular lar lur side slue upon all questions relating to labor and corporations and anu has sustained suSI sus suS- tamed It by much violent denunciation lion tion and antI inny falsehoods and antI h he has I been a n pcr persistent seeker geeker for office upon the strength of or taking the popular side he has published whatever whatever whatever what what- ever he thought would please the tho the tho purpose of ot working people for purpose getting the labor vote ote evi- evi evidence evi l There Is however affirmative o r dence of oC Mr lr Hearst's unfitness for or tin I I oI cc of or governor so Record of or How stands Mr heat Hearst's record asto as asto asto to political purity lie He comes to us covered with the mark of or Tammany and aUll Tammany's leader Murphy l whom he himself has denounced as a scoundrel rd rel reI anI and a thief ho he comes to us nominated nominated nomi nomi- by his own procurement through as shameful a deal eal with the boss hoss of or Tammany as ever evor disgraced the political history of ur tho ho state Can hypocrisy go further How stands his record as 38 a fi legislator Mr 11 I Hearst was vas sent to congress congre What did he do do Why hy he lie did ld nothing His voice was hear heard In three thit-ce years but once and that was for ten minutes Ina in ina ina a personal e explanation re regarding an article published in the lie New Now York American Lie He Is so go rich that the paid him for or that neglected service ma may seem scorn of or no consequence hut but no honest lion hun est poor man would have thought It Il right to take It It Is 19 of oC public Interest interest Inter Inter- est ost to know that hut this man totally failed to perform his own dut duty and antI proved pi-oved a a worthless ss I Il public servant Courts for Cot Yo Votes Voles lIow How does docs he ho stand In regard to the courts Ten new justices of or the Supreme court arc are to be elected In iii tho lie city of Now York How has he I used his new hew political power concerning concern concern- ing log them Why Vh ho hp has made matIe another bargain with Murphy under which Murphy has hUts named six of them them and anil Hearst has named four If Ir ho thus thiu Continued on Page Patre Two STAMPS BRAND OF ASSASSIN ON WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST Continued 1 From First Page delivers the pow power r l' over our courts tr to the he man whom h he declares to be lie n n. n thief and a t scoundrel for tor tho the sake ol or of getting votes f for fr I tho bP governorship what would woul 1 ho ha hp as is governor governur do for Cor tIm the sale salce of or getting votes to for l' l tho the presidency presidency dency Incorporations Himself Ills own own- corporate I management ment shows sho his Insincerity Not only does eloes he lie conduct his extensive newspaper I business through corporations but bul he lie has established separate for tor separate newspapers lS and a hoMIng holdIng hold hold- Ing lug corporation to hold hall tho the stock of or these them separate corporations and Mr 11 Hughe has plainly shown that he has juggled ll these the Incorporations to hi his just share of public taxation But the he worst vorst of Mr 11 Hearst st Is that he has been sowing the tho seeds eeds of or dissension dis dis- sension and strife and hatred throughout through through- 4 out our land lanti he lie would arra array labor against capital and capital against labor poverty against t wealth and antI w wealth alth against pov poverty rt ho he would V destroy that for COl law respect that Jove Jo or of order tIia fn fri our free it Institutions which arc are the basis at once of if true rile freedom treed om and ani true justice Cc Causes fune Turmoil of Pl Pas jon The malignant fals falsehoods hood of or his journals journal read rood by the immigrant In Iii his new home none can cnn nn answer answer wr r- r them Are making him hint haro the tue people who have hn welcomed him It Is fR not th the calm culm and ard lawful re redress re- re drew dress of or wrongs which he lie seeks It Is l the t turmoil of or inflamed passions lons and An 1 the tIme terrorism of or revengeful force he spreads the spirit he hl follows the methods and he lie I Is guided by bv the tho selfish selfish sel sel- fish motives of tho the revolutionist and antI he hp would plunge our peaceful lan land Into the turmoil and discord of or perpetual perpetual perpetual per per- conflict out of or which the re republics re- re publics of or South America arc no now not happily passing What public servant honored has he not assailed aR 1 what branch of or our government has he not taught his readers to believe bellevo a corrupt agency of oC oppression II Listen ten to this from Crom the tho Journal Sonic of III Ilk s. It hIt II Is the 50 sad 1 duty of or the tho Journal to announce to the people of or tho the U. U S. S b that their President William McKInley McKIn- McKIn Ic Icy ley has deliberately tricked d congress cong and amI the countr country McKinley and n 1 the theall all Wall street cabinet are arc ready to 10 surrender UI-ren UI every particle of oC national honor and dignity Joseph H. H whose honored career in known the world over o Is stigmatized as A servile lickspittle of oC corporations c William lIlIam T. T Jerome as a a. political croton bug Charles Challes A A. Brown as a n rat Thomas Thoma Taggart as a a plague spot z Ii If Iii tIle the community spreading vileness Secretary y Bonaparte as a a cab call y hor a c a a snob Senator nox I as having ha coal trust guilt u III for fOI a pillow George B. B McClellan as a a. fraud mayor office thief an and the tho dead cat In the city hall hail Alton Allon B. B Parker as a cockroach a 1 John Sharp Shan Williams as a en rall- |