New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
HAD ENOUGH OF CROKER.
g. E. BOIL, BROTHER-IN-LAW OF JUS
TICE GIEGERICH, AND A TAM
MANY WORKER, FIGHTING THE
SQUIRE OF VANTAGE.
SQUIRE OF VANTAGE.

The landslide from Tammany has begun in
spots all around the city. Authenticated re-
ports OF defections from the Tammany organ
ization of men who have hitherto been vote win
ners are being received daily by the anti-Tam-
many managers Croker's last long visit to
Vantage and his expenditure Of vast sums on
his English estate, his purchase of fast horses
and $1,000 bull pups are making the campaign of
the anti-Croker people easy
George E. Boil, a brother-in-law of Justice
Leonard Giegerich, Of the Supreme Court, who
has been a prominent Tammany worker in the
XIVth Assembly District for years, yesterday
came out for the anti-Tammany candidate, and
Will support Jacob Kunzman, fusion candidate
for alderman in the Fourteenth District. Mr..
Boil is a wide awake. intelligent man. with
large personal following the lower East
side. He is foreman of the Iithograph depart
ment in Miners Hthographing establishment, at
Fourteen th-st. and Ninth-ave.
4 am through With Tammany while Dick
croker is the dictator of the organization" said
Mr.. Boil to a Tribune reporter last night in the
presence Of several of his friends at Mr.. Kunz-
mans place of business in First-ave. i've been
Tammany man all my life, and I guess the
record Will show that 1 have always hustled
with the best of them. Judge Giegerich is my
brother-in-law, and all my connections have
been with Tammany up to now. 1 can't stom-
ach Croker any longer, and Devery holds him
close second. The Croker-SuIlivan- -Farrell-Dev-
cry gang are doing their utmost turn this
IocaIity INTO a red ught district, and the people
won't stand il. Croker English landlord,
aplng English manners, and coming back to
this city after an absence of ten months merely
to fatten his bank account, is enough to make
any one fight if he's got a drop of honest blood
left in his veins I'm through with the whole
outfit. L like that fellow Jerome. I'll tell you
what he does" added Boil doubling up his fist
and addressing his growing circle of listeners
He goes for Devery and Farrell and the rest
OF the gang with club, and tells them the
truth. and nothing but the truth. He doesn't
believe in lying down to those fellows. He's
broad enough TO get lot of fun out of life, but
hes against this RED light and brass check busi-
ness, and he's right. The Tammany men are
lot Of big fools If they think the people around
here who don't hold Office not in the game
with them are going TO stand for what they re
doing. Now, I'll tell what we did at the Htho-
graphing shop Thursday. There about
15S men Of all nationalties employed in Miners
establishment We made a canvass of them on
Thursday last to see how things stood pOliu-
caiy. About three-QuaTters of the men are
regular Democrats. never having cast split
ticket in their lives. The canvass showed that
Of the los men in the factory, l2S are going 10
vote for Low and the anti-Croker ticket. To
my personal knowledge there twenty or
thirty Tammany men in the place who going
10 vote 10 throw the Democratic Club gang
out"
The Tammany leader in the XIvth District
where Mr.. Boil votes. is Councilman John I.
Oakley, Crokers candidate for Sheriff.