The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-31

II n q har
''' va" "'e "sch'he over HIM
Cries Of the Wounded Man Sun.
pressed In Ce,er,, ror,r,,,o..,
"'-
"' 'e Sa's' Inc bis -Four Threw
Nc Out. hut They Can't Keep Vie Out -
William \. Deyery was mora or ,sss o,s,
out of Tammany Hall last pi,h, nann
less protest was filed auai,s, hin, v,;,h ,ho
Executive Committee and again with tina
General Committee. L, was nor road and
Devery vainly asked who had signal /,
But il sufliced for the passing purposes
of the leaders of Tammanv. who sent the
Ninth district contest to a committee of
Charles +. Murphy's own making. where
II may linger for many a month.
rue ,esa"'y OF TINS operation was q,les-
none'' ny some VINO witnessed II last night.
n'er! .a'n 'hsI the Urinary law would
po'ec' MN ana ''at ne meant to invoke
.''1 courts ~ U.s. so MS friends declared,
nnfp7s'oe ior iafnfhahy To Deprive him
VI '''' eane'sh'p he gained al tina prl-
"'ireH' pu, 'hr rlght OF the County Com
"i'lee 10 smut nm on the Executive Com
fni't"e Is another ques ion. The County
Committees rules give it even power TO
expel
Rio Riu,s sur,r;s. uo. o,,,.
H., va oh'S eNoeeoeu
oy ms rage "hen ne learned OF the plan
that had been made for his undoing He
went to Tammany Hall at 7 O'Clock. smiling
and unsuspicious. When he last annaar,,e
n, mae, inc 81 IN. Exao,,,;,.,, ca.,.'''.
q, 'e y, ,io Executive oih'hitt%
he was not entitled To seat or a voice there
for his election was for a term beginning
Yesterday. But on tina, occasion S.r,tnr
i;soros w punki,t came on, y, ,ha ma,o
'I.. 'aI'' ou' y, ''ie COM
niittee meeting and said. cheerily Come
in, Chief. It's all right"
Moreover the credentials, for the Ninth
IN the Municipal Court Judpesbin conysn-
g. ~ 80, ,...oa ~, oo">.h-
t,on mao oeeh passed out to him on the day,
Of that gathering, and having thus been
recognized he deemed his place secure.
looks As II Mr.pay MEANT ,prs,yrss
So far as was known no contest had been
filed by Frank Goodwi in or John c. Sheehan,
with whom Deyery disputed the laad,rsbin
., ,ha With Tha La - a.,.n U.
VI WIG ~ ?e,. W .a'sn De'ery
uhSwares ana 10 smut hAm OUT OF the Exec
utive COMMITTEES must be credited to Leader
Murphy. IL Is, perhaps. the boldest move
that the new leader of the Wiswam has
made. and vas accepted by the Tammanv
iaads,s as an svidsncs ~ Inc temnar ,S;,S
which Mr.. Murphy means To treat tnose
who stand in The path of his Ieadershin
John Carroll nassed ont yoh,nt a rii,v
Y Hawarv wss tbrnwp o,,, ou' voluntarily
TIE meeting of the old Executive Com-
n;tta va. h.sid hefore The ,neet;no of ,ho
GeneraI COMMITTEE II iook nlace In the
hall downstairs. Devery sauntered in with
a Perfecto at saucy angle. He threw a
hello" here and how dc do there and
dropped into comfortable seat, Daniel
+. Mem ron was presiding. Charles +.
Murphy at IN en- out -of-the-way chair on
the side. couple OF formal matters were
passed on
sTARTLRR FOR DEvERY
Then Secretary Patrick A. Whitney
broke the silence with this announcements
There ia protest here against the seat
ing Of William $. Devery.'
The ex-Chief shot glance at Leader
Murphy. Mr.. Murphy was studying a
Pickering gaslight on the east wall. Big
Bill dropped his cigar and lifted himself
TO his feet
Mr. Chairman, he cried in the Voice that
used to shake the walls of the trial room
In Mulberry street. MIR. Chairman, l de-
mand that that protest be read"
Thomas F. smith secretary Of Tammany
Hall and a Goodwin follower In the Ninth
attempted to speak. Devery bawled his
demal 4 again.
The ace of the Hon Daniel F. Mcmahon
shone. He was looking over at Leader
Murphy. He gave no sign that any sound
from Deyery had reached his ears
Move al lOurn," Said Leader MurDhv.
IN a m,iet voice
1t is moved and seconded that we adj
journ.' said MIR. Mcmahon; and It Ia car
ried. And he brought ms gavel down
with crash and looked smliingiy AT Devery'
GENERAL COMMITTEE COULDN'T BAR HIM
D.verv hurried ipstairs in n towering
passion Ue told his delegates what hal
bannened and what he feared. Mean
while the Of her leaders moved upstairs.
All beld aIoof from Deyery. George NJ
Van Woesen' chairman of the General
(,ommittee calle.I the meeting together.
Tha Ceneral Committees of the Hall conssts
~ every man who nays Is n wear 10 belong
10 /, The hall and galleries were racked
Mr.. Van Uoesen said IL had been s,Ig-
rested that John r Oakley be Temporary
eSSa;r,na ,'" ~ lie n,.e,iro rollcalI was
srd.rad ~, Mr. Oakl.,v's clacton
Whan he Ninth district was reocbed
l., 'ha roI,cau S.nra,o,v Whitpew .nd.sd nm
' ~, wi ~. no hoir,,'a,, Won Hn.y,m sa vina.
esThjp Va 49,, aaai,'st ,hc snat;nn ~
,,,,,ii.n is g S Io.e. "i'' - -, ~
the Ninth Assembly district,
Deyery tried 10 speak, Chairman Van