The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03
MURRAY AG'IN' PLUNKITT.
urlL,s KITCHEN rs AEIRE TTlH THIS
VERY LIVELY SC%LP.

Two Meetings Lasted TIT Three a. M,
md Reilly says that Piunkiu's wouid
JJn,e Boen Going Vet ir the Other Eel.
law. nadn't Thought Hest to Quit First.
uovent been up in the Eighteenth Assembly
district. have you
and unofficial Mad OF tho association famil-
Io,Iv known as tho Patsy Kerrigan Associa-
lion. SAYS he never saw ANYTHING like 1t. and
h, says that he's had neighbors who have
ivcd in the district for forty and nifty years
rons into his saloon at the corner Of Fifty
second street and Tenth avenue and tell him
that they never saw ANYTHING likei
Thev had a Meeting there which BEGAN at &
o,clock on Monday evening and didn't end
r,,u 4 o'clock yesterday morning. Mr.. John
pniIv who Is a thorough gentleman and is
called He'd" only by his most intimate friends.
,ovs IAN it'ud be goin' yet il t'other fellcrs
hadn't n-lut.'
Senator rlunkitt and eX-Justice Henry Muir
ray have bucklcd horns. Maybe you know now
what kind OF a fght it ia. Murray has nomi-
mated n man named McManus for the Assem-
Xiv and Tammuny Halls candidate is David
II. Henderson.
There isn't a street corner in Tenth avenue
,rsiIc the Tenth Assembly district that isn't
ho,ored hy at least ono political meeting n
nicbt. That me ting OF Monday night will
nrohablvgo down in local history as the hot
fast political meeting IN record.
II was all McManus's fault He had no
business to 40 right under the noses of tho
K,rricans and try to rub his candidacy in.
That's ju-t what lie did though. and it was no
moro than natural that when Reilly heard OF
uhe borrowed truck and brass band and
nut It on the other corner
Then he sent for speakers. Mr.. Plunkett
u, nj ,l,n his mimi chep "a
boys gave him an argument" AMI he went
up himself and took Patrick Tranor. Commits
sioner Busch. Peter T. Brady. Ezekiel Thomp-
SON. Charles Bami rick. Jnmcsy Byrnes. and a
lot Of other sr"nkers un with him him McMnnus
a brass hand. McManus hat tn" northeast
corner and the k.rti.nns ha'l tn" northwest.
jo IT" Of T ali tint took ln"S is Known that
McManus was taIking when Mr.. llunkitt be-
man . lsna os s .icS T"y him AHF "~S
s sr@ H't Vatnn. and ,h s' senator talked
Murphy and Murphy quit =. tho end Of an
hour. The Senator was still at it. While MIR.
how 10 t. take care "a ,S OF Him e ST. runk las
said to him; Now: you l"nE here. belly 49,
and nss fai hsrs the n S'Fsan
want You scrap and ou' YOU 90. Sec"
xha And sYoS" m4i I ,I:n y" in tn puss
Pass on. is the vice the Senator gave.
1t lisa TACT that can henrovel by q dozen wit
tet!ay. ). an den" says on. Of Mr.; Eeily' 8
ar Reiy c"ua" %" ' on, any y" longer He
caught d. mug Nv de back q de neck an let
I'm ave it. He WASH, t hlame fer dat. wu@
'Of course. that wasn't the only scrap Ct tho
evening. II you kn% Eyt anytn n about Tenth
as a role. that right they we're rGht on tn"
.~,tks l. trt. Nf i,s la rn
SSrc9'ionn' cry ta. 5 E.n Leg me m III
As has been related. tic McManu:s gang had
PLAYED until it was 'woarS. Thon air. 'rrainor
rs k voice You have Want S TAX. sest day Of
IT. ; ;;%. dim rim s,aIssd If
tie Tammany crowd chsered. and above it ali
founded Truinor's voice, 1t was heard At
down to Thirti street in tho o'hor iircc;
the Mcsianus gang. and when Trainor, had
finished the Senator had his second wind and
That fellow ), n dandy" says Rielly. He
stood there nnt he r clsngon thrse Mugs t.
hut they tidn't have IN nerve an it was close
The sSi they ;ns Il sns
Senator no said we'd better let the people
have chance t get q wink O. sleep. an We let
There was one mug there that lost his
watch. an he come over Z Koundsman Nc
Dowd an tells him about it. ! says to him.
Where dye lose it ? !:avs he. lost it over
thsre,' 2ointn to tho Murray gang. Says 1,
I. serves ys right: 70 had no business t train
wit such G gang as that
Senator Ilunkitt doesn't hdr.i: that tho fight
in the district il ANYTHING extraordinary. 4" Is
the crowd ugly" asked the reporter DO
they throw thir:s?"
becr kes now and then. an occasional brick
and some tin .ans-taint anything to speak
OF. Come around t night an I'll show you.'
At o'clock the reporter was at :he c ub
rooms at 81 Eighth avenue. Tho Senator
turned him over 10 a lieutenant with these in
structions: "You takethis man to the meeting
IN Forty. ninth street. and GiNo him 70 iiel!y
and tell him rot 20 let him get hurt II the
other things that hnve been said don't con-
vince you that the fight is hot. maybe that
will.
There were three truck meetings last night
and the trucks won't around from corner to
corner Tho McMnnue gang. Il was said. was
out somewher" in the district. but it had had
in tho district that on election day hcManus
The people Of which tho kerriEans are n
largo part lock on Mr. Murray rs an alien.
He lives over in Lexington av-r"c. and hey
say they are going to show him what thny
think Of him and his friend McManus Mr..
Ilunkitts crowds last night were cnthus las.
tic. and there wasn't any trouble UP to IL
O'Clock. The meetings were still on then.